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No I dont think I did

Thanks I saw that a little after I posted lol.

I agree with Webdeal, go with the 301

LOL I didn't want those types of links, but these guys are vancouver based and we purchased a link building package from them. I feel their techniques are pretty poor and I am not happy with the little they have done so far.

Yes the page it links on is french, but the keyword anchor tect is in English see here http://www.veille-seo.com/articles/linkbuilding-pourri-oui-existe.html

I want to call him on it but am trying to build a strong case against it.

Thank you, actually a company we hired is doing this and I thought it was weird. They are actually making blog comments on a french page with keywords in english.

Hey everyone, what are your thoughts on this? If a bunch of links from another language, say the site is in Canada and is in English but we have french links pointing to the site with english keywords...is that ok? Will that harm us?

Opinions? Facts?

Can you clarify a bit more? What do mean by "news product?"

Hey everyone, I went to this page http://www.pressreleasepoint.com/submit-press-release on Press Release Point and it said

"Sorry, new user registration by invitation only."

Does anyone know a way around it, or how I can get an invitation?

Thanks

Thanks for answering the first part That helps!

I thought this was weird and was wondering if anyone knows the answer to this...

I attached the image so you can see what I mean.

How does this company get away with having more characters than what Google Adwords allows? And why is there a "block ads from" thing underneath this ad, but not the others?

Sorry for the bad arrow, I'm on Windows XP lol

Thanks you

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I like it! I would probably say either 1, 2 and 3 OR #4, otherwise it might be too much work for one link.

If someone pitched this to me, I would take it!

Here's some ideas...

free advertising (no follow link) such as banner ads, etc.

if you have more than one website, offer them a link from a different website

a free guest blog post for their website with a link back to your pdf

a link from your twitter or facebook pages

if you have free Google Ads coupons you could offer one of those, or offer to do some ads for them on your account with a free Google Ads coupon

I'll post more ideas if I come up with them

Hey Everyone, I have a question regarding duplicate content.

If your site is penalized for duplicate content, is it just the pages with the content on it that are affected or is the whole site affected?

Thanks

I agree with it, I think a fresh new blog with a new subdomain will help fix the issue. Aside from loosing PR on the blog, I don't see any real issues with it. My advice is go for it!

Hope that helps!

Ok here's the thing... QUALITY content building, and I mean really high quality, will generate buzz on its own. The trick is to get content (including videos, images, etc.) to go viral, with links included. Naturally people will share it, retweet it and links will build naturally. They obviously have a large team and a large budget, and likely have people working on quality, shareable, viral content. News sites can easily get that many links, as people are always linking to their stories. So no its not impossible, it's just a matter of working smart and not hard.

Can you give us the link so we can take a look at the site?

I agree, low competition and probably low search volume. Do some SEO for it and you'll be up there in no time!

If it is a Wordpress site (or something similar) with a link in the "blogroll" for example, I don't think either would be in deep trouble, but it might decrease your rankings. TIn the situation I described, it is acommon practice and is natural. However, it wouldn't help them too much as all the links come from one site. I would not recommend it though, you do not want a high number of outbound links. Google might think its a directory or something similar and decrease your rankings. Ideally you want a higher number of inbound links than outbound links.

Hope that helps

Question, I don't want Google to catch my PPC landing pages, but I'm wondering if I make the page no-follow, no-index will it still crawl my landing page for quality score? Just to clarify I do want it to crawl the landing page to boost my quality score on PPC, but I do not want it to index it for SEO.

Thanks

Hi Jeff

1. Yes it makes sense

2. It could be, it could affect your SEO rankings if Google catches it as duplicate ontent.

3. This is how you can fix it... create a new site map (personally I like vigos sitemap generator), and submit it to Google Webmaster Central. This will tell Google exactly how many pages you have, which ones should be indexed, etc. If you already submitted the sitemap manually try re-doing it.

I hope that helps