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The first week of the year started off furiously with a lot of link building related posts. One of the posts I really enjoyed was Vanessa Fox’ review/ roundup of last year’s paid link debate (and Debra Mastaler’s follow up is an interesting read as well). If you don’t know enough about the search engines’ […]

In stead of making up for the Link Building this Week posts I’ve missed during the past few weeks (I was quite busy changing diapers and stuff :) ), here’s my view on what happened in the field of Link Building this Year. Although it’s near impossible to capture a year of link building posts […]

Sorry, I have to keep it very short this week :) Top Link Building giveaways from Pubcon Interesting Google Anchor text pantent When links are dead but not forgotten The anatomy of a 10 step 12 month link baiting campaign The truth about .edu domains Star Wars link building Diversity is good in a link […]

The paid link debate is still raging on. Where Matt Cutts apparently “crushed” one of the link related sessions, SEOmoz tries to come up with a solution for buying links while staying within Google’s guidelines. I don’t think that this idea will work, but it’s an interesting thought. Another interesting thought about paid links was […]

Are you still struggling with the start of your link building campaign, or are you still trying to make a decision whether you’ll be outsourcing your Link Building campaign or not? Don’t forget to let these 5 Reasons to build links in-house (by Justilien Gaspard) and these 5 Reasons not to outsource your link building […]

It is/ was Thanksgiving in the US, which means it’s been a quiet week this week. However, like every other week there are always at least a few link building related posts worth mentioning. The first one is Roger Montti’s post about building links to a new site, which includes a few advantages that a […]