Okay, I get it. Google is a buzzword these days. “Where’re my socks?” Google it. “Where’s my lunch?” Google it. “Where’s Jenny?” Google it. Well, those are some pretty bad examples, we admit. But, let’s just say that the term Google is used ubiquitously nowadays, and almost synonymously as ‘searching for any information online’. No…
Let’s face the fact. Aggressive link building doesn’t work anymore. Not even with Web 2.0 sites, no. Google was way clever when it nipped the new marketing tactic right in the bud in 2005. Exploit any of the Web 2.0 sites and you are blacklisted by Google. Bam! In short, if you are even thinking…
Around a staggering 1.5 billion websites (and that includes blogs) exist today. Do you really think it’s that easy to throw up a website and get first page rankings on that authority keyword on Google? Seriously? If you think so, let me break it to you that you are damn wrong. Going after an authority…