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Optimising and performing SEO from Cornwall

How this blog goes about the business of SEO Cornwall is found within this category. Learn that mistakes have to be made to learn anything real. I try to be as honest as I can with my attempts to optimise Cornwall. But for every one thing I do which works, it's after trying ten things that fail.

I hope you learn from my attempts to increase the web traffic of Cornish domains. Plus websites from further afield.

UK SEO

May 12, 2007 By Lyndon Antcliff

I found Brighton SEO a while back, I just wish he would bloody blog a bit more, the chap seems to know what he is talking about.

It?s a good time to be a UK SEO. There is a lack of expertise in this area and currently demand is outweighing the supply. This is certainly going to benefit a lot of the seasoned pros, as more and more set up internships and conferences in order to increase the UK offering.

Brighton SEO

I violated Netscape now I feel all Dirty

May 8, 2007 By Lyndon Antcliff

So my account got banned from Netscape or rather it was “removed”. Imagine your girlfriend or boyfriend saying to you, “I am now removing you from this relationship as you have violated my terms”. [Read more…] about I violated Netscape now I feel all Dirty

Linking Linkbait and the Linked Linkers who Link to it

May 7, 2007 By Lyndon Antcliff

For linkbait to be successful it needs to be linked to. Obvious really, but it’s easy to get blinded by the traffic. 30,000 visitors may do your ego some good ( it definately boosts mine ) but it’s not the point of the exercise.

So what about after you get those links, can more be done? Most definately. [Read more…] about Linking Linkbait and the Linked Linkers who Link to it

Beaten to a pulp Social Voting beats Directories for Link Building

May 3, 2007 By Lyndon Antcliff

I have always hated directory marketing. Schlepping around soulless, low PR directories. Hoping that the links would give your little green bar a tug. Have you ever used a directory to find something, I haven’t, I’m more likely to open my window and look for smoke signals telling me to head them off at the pass. [Read more…] about Beaten to a pulp Social Voting beats Directories for Link Building

Hard Core SEO rips through local Cornwall Holiday Cottage business

May 2, 2007 By Lyndon Antcliff

I live in Cornwall, hence Cornwall SEO. Being an SEO consultant in Cornwall, UK means I deal with the local tourist industry. A number of Cornish holiday websites have sprouted up. It used to be you would go to the travel agent to look up a Cornwall holiday let, now you simply go online to any of the various Cornish Cottage for rent type sites. [Read more…] about Hard Core SEO rips through local Cornwall Holiday Cottage business

How not to ask for a three way link exchange

May 1, 2007 By Lyndon Antcliff

I received the generic, unsolicited email below asking me to link to crap website 1 and I will get a link back from crap website 2.

Firstly It’s obvious that this is an auto generated email running through a bunch of urls targeting “cornwall”. If they actually read this site they would realise I am an SEO consultant and an SEO blogger. Not the kind of site that will link to a spammy link scheme. [Read more…] about How not to ask for a three way link exchange

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