Linking Blog December Archive

Danish publishers pressure Google not to deep link

12/17/08 21:48

The problem with some traditional news agencies is that they are stuck in the old times, when news agencies rely on royalties to finance their news.

This is exactly what the Danish Association of Newspaper Publishers is doing right now, pressuring search engines like Google to link to their homepages rather than their specific articles. This will also send a wave of bad news to bloggers, who use this kind of strategy a lot.

Link:

Denmark: Bloggers versus traditional media in

Buzz Marketing SEO

Even if you have the best website, it will be a waste if no one will even know its existence. Sutida Suwunnavid of Buzz Marketing, says that the most common mistake that developers make is building a good looking website and thinking that it will equate to lots of sales.

High ranks on search engine is still the top revenue maker for promoting something online. If you can land on the first spot on search engines, the better chance that a potential consumer will recall and recognize your brand and product.

Link: Phuket Property Marketing

YouTube as a Educational Tool

One of the Top Five Reasons why you tube can be a great educational tool (Written by Chris Crum on his article on the link below) is that is could be deep linked, which will allow those who link to YouTube videos to directly to the specific moment. You just have to simply make some URL adjustment on you link code. The other four reasons are also described on the link below.

Link: Top 5 Reasons YouTube is a Great Educational Tool | WebProNews