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Namita Patel's comment,
May 26, 2012 10:41 AM
This is an awesome presentation! Thanks for the find.
http://www.thesearchmarketer.com
Alex Briscese's comment,
March 17, 2012 12:06 PM
Questo tool è interessante ma utilizzabile solo in combinazione con "opensite explorer" di seomoz, scaricando il csv dopo che si è fatta l'analisi di un link di un competitor (infatti si vede: "This should be an export from Open Site Explorer of external links only.").
Fin qui non ci sarebbe nulla di male, peccato che su Open Site Explorer non si può fare neache 1 prova senza registarsi già dall'inizio come "trial of pro account" , fornendo fin da subito carta di credito . Penso che almeno 1 prova con un reale "free account" su seomoz potevano almeno concederla , se ci si dimentica di stoppare il mese di trial vengono addebitati automaticamente 100 $ al mese per l' account pro . A parte questo aspetto, in linkDetective mi sembra molto utile la possibilità di filtrare le tipologie di link, una cosa in più rispetto a molti tool seo .
Robin Good's comment,
March 18, 2012 8:56 AM
Dear Alex,
thank you for your kind comment on this. I have used Open Site Explorer myself and keep using it with satisfaction. I think your concern should be voiced in an open post to SEOMoz so that your frustration can be heard and acted upon. From my viewpoint I must say, that while it is true that you need to sign up for a free trial with a credit card, no money is asked right away, and the Pro subscription can be suspended one minute-after you have opened it, giving you login access to export as much 10,000 records from OSE without needing to pay anything. Given that anyone can go to a post office or elsewhere and get a credit card with a few euros deposited on it, and the unique value that this service provides, for free, I wouldn't be so heavily critical for those who have invested for so long in making this data accessible. Again, I empathize with your frustration but I think the benefit provided remains untainted by their customer acquisition policy.
Alex Briscese's comment,
March 18, 2012 1:26 PM
Yes Robin, I basically agree with you when you say they provide a really good service, I just wanted to point out that particular aspect that maybe someone is not aware of.
Anyway, as I said before, i think this is valuable tool for people that wants to improve their link building strategy, having access to detailed useful informations.
Giuseppe Mauriello's comment,
January 9, 2012 3:52 PM
Hi Robin,
thanks for your final mention to me! Much appreciated! |
Neil Ferree's curator insight,
February 4, 2013 9:06 AM
Co-Citation is a popular similarity measure used to establish a subject similarity between two items. If A and B are both cited by C, they may be said to be related to one another, even though they don’t directly reference each other. If A and B are both cited by many other items, they have a stronger relationship. The more items they are cited by, the stronger their relationship is
Michelle Hamel's curator insight,
February 15, 2013 9:20 AM
Good Bye Anchor Text, Welcome Co-Citations: Revolution in Link Building for 2013 Revealed
Chris Agro's curator insight,
March 16, 2013 2:34 PM
More info about citations and how they are used in Google to rank.
Robin Good's comment,
January 5, 2012 4:14 PM
Thank YOU Dave! Do more great stuff and I am here to pick it up! :-)
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Nick Eubanks has an excellent case study on SearchEngineWatch demonstrating how a content-based web site, built on an existing publishing platform, can reach high levels of traffic without doing any pro-active link-building activity.
Here's the gist of the story: "Useful content and a solid, well-researched roadmap is the best way to acquire organic traffic.
If your content is serving a purpose, is accessible, and is easy to consume – your readers will build all of the links you will ever need, and your online presence will flourish as a by-product.
Put in the time, do the research, build your own websites, talk to everyone you can, TEST, and you will start seeing improvements in your organic search."
Rightful. These guys got it right. 8/10
Full case study: http://searchenginewatch.com/article/2254983/From-0-to-1.4-Million-Visitors-in-6-Months-A-Lesson-in-Building-Organic-Traffic