In the intensive session I led during the ACCM in Boston on May 21, the overriding theme was that search engines judge a siteâ??s worth on its inbound links. Translation: No links = no rankings.
Blogs, meanwhile, are great at attracting links from the blogosphere, because bloggers are rather cliquish and mostly tend to link to each other. So youâ??ll earn links as a blog that you wouldnâ??t normally earn otherwise.
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Continue reading »The major search engines – Google, in particular – seem to love blogs, which are the personal or professional diaries that number in the millions online. Search engines favor blogs because …
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