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A bit later than usual (I’ve been away on vacation for about a week), but here’s Link Marketing this Month with the best link marketing related posts from March. One of my favorite posts of the year so far is Lisa Barone’s killer tips for getting links and content from Flickr, where she explains how [...]

Over time, people must have asked me over a hundred times what kind of link request email template I use when I contact other websites owners to get a link, or what kind of email format I consider to be the “perfect” link request format. In my opinion, the perfect link request email template looks [...]

There are lots and lots of link building tools, but good and useful link building tools are very rare. LinkDiagnosis and Majestic SEO are both awesome for analyzing purposes and both SEObook and Internet Marketing Ninjas offer a few great other (paid) tools for link building. But that’s about it. Earlier this week, however, I [...]

A short while ago, I set up a small test in order to determine the value of an alt attribute, in comparison with a title tag and anchor text. Although quite a few link building text books advize you to avoid using image links, and the results for this subject in the Link Value Factors [...]

Welcome to the second edition of link marketing this month, which highlights some of the most remarkable, interesting and/ or funny link marketing related articles of last month. One of these articles was Rob Bothan’s Link building is not just for SEO. Also, Dave Harry’s view on How search engines detect paid links, Mike Thelwall’s [...]

Just like ‘regular’ marketing, you can roughly divide link marketing into two categories; push link marketing (the good old link building) and pull link marketing (link baiting). This division, however, seems to be a very strict one, as I don’t see a lot of folks mixing up pull and push link marketing in order to [...]