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| LinkMoses Link Building Tip of the Week
- Links by Association
by Eric Ward Original: April 2, 2007  |Socialize
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Todays
Linking Tip: If you are a dues paying member of a niche professional
association (local or national), have you checked to see if that association
has a web site with members names or resources (and web sites) listed and
linked? Example: You run a fly fishing shop in Chattanooga, and you
have a modest web site (call it link bait. Couldn't resist). See
The Middle Tennessee Fly Fishers organization resources page at http://www.mtff.org/resources.asp.
How about the Southeastern Council Federation of Fly Fishers at http://www.fffsec.org.
Not a member of either? Why not? No links for you!
Link well my friend, -LM |
| About the Author |
 Eric
Ward founded the Web's first services for announcing, linking, and
building buzz for Web sites, called NetPOST,
in 1994, and in 1995 he launched the URLwire
Site Announcement Network, which today has millions of readers
and remains the only service devoted 100% to announcing useful web content.
Eric is best known as the person behind the first linking campaigns for
Amazon.com,
Rodney.com,
and PBS.org. His services won the 1995
Award For Internet Marketing Excellence, and he was selected as one
of the Web's 100 most influential people by Websight Magazine in
1997. Eric is a 4-star speaker at Jupiter's Search Engine Strategies conferences,
and he publishes a monthly how-to newsletter called THE
WARD REPORT: Link Building and Content Publicity Tactics.
Eric writes several online marketing columns including LinkWeek
for SearchEngineLand.com,
and previously wrote for ClickZ.com
and Ad Age magazine. Eric, wife
Melissa and four year old Noah
live in Knoxville, Tennessee.
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