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Lyndon Antcliff

Linkbait is about Creating the Spectacle

March 22, 2007 By Lyndon Antcliff

One of my favourite books is The 48 Laws of Power. Not the slimmed down, corporate backstabber edition, but the original tome with all the historical background stories. I just love reading about people like Cesare Borgia and what they got up to.

One of the laws reminds me of what Linkbait is about. [Read more…] about Linkbait is about Creating the Spectacle

SEO Bitchfest

March 20, 2007 By Lyndon Antcliff

I love what Michael Gray aka Graywolf is doing with his seo video casting.

He has proposed that some SEO bloggers need to stop blogging, that they add noise rather than useful information which improves the bottom line with their reblogging of news that is already available elsewhere.

I gotta say I agree with our cannine friend. [Read more…] about SEO Bitchfest

The Enormous list of SEO forums

March 16, 2007 By Lyndon Antcliff

I’ve been researching a project which invoved collecting urls of SEO forums and bulletin boards. Although not strictly a list of pure SEO forums, it has a lot of meaty search engine marketing conversations going on.

I’m interested to know how many forums people are signed up to? [Read more…] about The Enormous list of SEO forums

SEO tests with Stumbleupon

March 13, 2007 By Lyndon Antcliff

A lot of people complain that the traffic from Stumbleupon is too hit and run, that the people do not click on ads, do not subscribe to RSS, do not bookmark. I wanted to test exactly how much Stumbleupon traffic is worth.

I first noticed Stumbleupon a year ago when it started to show in my logs. I have since used it extensively to drive traffic to my website and although few visitors took actions other than to exit I did feel there were benefits but had no hard data. [Read more…] about SEO tests with Stumbleupon

Examples of a headline

February 28, 2007 By Lyndon Antcliff

In a previous post I talked about how womens magazines are a great source for linkbait headlines

For example, there are some great headline ideas over at Magnetic Web Content.

I thought I would share the thought process for the writing of that headline, which I think is pretty good. Although it’s not yet been tested and I always think there is a better headline out there. [Read more…] about Examples of a headline

How to perform Switchbait

February 27, 2007 By Lyndon Antcliff

I have a fictional client residing in the pet supplies market who wishes to dominate the dog collar market.

I have been thinking about a technique called switchbait and whether it would work for such a client. Here is the process:

Buy a domain containing the keyword you wish to target. In this case is will be, www.big-dog-collar.com [Read more…] about How to perform Switchbait

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