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If you are still focused on PR then the quickest and best way to do it is quite simple through original and relevant content with an ongoing link building strategy.

Simple eh?

Thanks EGOL for your answer.

We have:

little content, (I am working on fixing that)

few competitors in this, an exceptionally niche market

some inbound links from .edu and .gov sites but nothing astonishing

Basically I can only do actions to all or none of the sites as they theoretically receive the same level of attention from me.

Thanks for the help Asim!

Luckily our keywords are quite niche but content is difficult to get hold of because of this speciality. I'm going with linkbuilding and social media on this one!

I'd suggest sticking to creating a new email account yourself or from your customer. Its easier for you to compartmentalise what is happening, especially when there is a flood of links!!

I think it is also ethically more correct to use a customer's email address, you after all creating the links for them, not for yourself.

We have over 50 highly varied and niche sites in our company. Each website is for an annual event spread across the calendar.

I am the solo SEO person here and was wondering what your opinions are about what would bring in the greatest SEO power in my limited daily allotment; link building? Keywords? Content?

Oh, and to make my life even easier - its all based on SharePoint 2007!

Brant,

I agree with John and would even take it a step further;

Create landing pages with your desired phrase in the text, alt tag behind the image AND

Link to newly created internal pages with phrases 2 OR 3 (not both on each page) to create a further, in-depth, trail for Google to rank you for.