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Top 10 list of why you should not stop posting top ten lists

August 22, 2007 By Lyndon Antcliff

1. They work

2. It worked for David Letterman

3. Women’s magazines love them

4. It will help you get on Digg, Netscape, Reddit and even Sphinn

5. I can count to ten [Read more…] about Top 10 list of why you should not stop posting top ten lists

How much is quality content creation worth?

July 9, 2007 By Lyndon Antcliff

Quality Content Creation

A lot of ecommerce sites are thin and wide, by that I mean they have lots of products but no detail about them. Here is the product, here is the price, here?s a picture of it. You wanna buy?

If you desperately want that specific product at that specific time for that specific price then you will buy.

SEO can work wonders for the “desperate to buy crowd” You want something desperately, you tap into Google, go to the website, tap in the credit card and you have your purchasing fix. [Read more…] about How much is quality content creation worth?

Get 200 Killer Headlines

June 8, 2007 By Lyndon Antcliff

Not everyone needs a full-on, linkbait creation service. Some merely want help with their headlines. You can find more headline examples here.

Following on from recent posts regarding headlines, it strikes me people simply need help with their headline creation. As I scan my RSS reader I weep quietly into my pack of Doritos as I see poor performing headlines attached to great content. [Read more…] about Get 200 Killer Headlines

SEO Blogs ranked by Feedburner

June 3, 2007 By Lyndon Antcliff

I thought I would trawl through my own blogroll and others to note down feed burner numbers.

It’s interesting who lists and who doesn’t. I don’t think one can deduce because a feed is not listed that it is small.
[Read more…] about SEO Blogs ranked by Feedburner

The Tao of Linkbait Method

May 17, 2007 By Lyndon Antcliff

The Tao of Linkbait Method

The art of hitting your target audience by aiming at a completely different audience.

Have you ever seen a great little movie called The Tao of Steve? It?s a gem of a movie, low budget, independent flick that presents the art of chasing girls in philosophical terms.

The Steve being referenced is:

* Steve McQueen (Bullit)
* Steve Austin (Bionic man)
* Steve McGarrett (Hawaii Five-0)

They have a certain cool, a quality about them that seems to attract people without really trying.

The film goes on to describe a philosophy of how men can attract women, but I think it’s applicable to attracting links.

* Eliminate your desires.
* Do something excellent in her presence, thereby proving your sexual worthiness.
* Retreat, for as Heidegger said, “We pursue that which retreats from us”.

Recreating that cool quality will attract links.

There is another off beat movie from the same era called Swingers and it suggests you only get a girl back when you no longer want her. But I don?t want to stretch the movie metaphor too much.

When creating a piece of linkbait, lateral thinking can be very useful. Our target market when creating the linkbait may not be the regular readers. Our readers may not be linkers, it?s the linkers which we need to seduce into handing over that golden link. SEO blogs are the exception.

Example. Your client sells cashmere products. Difficult to get links from other Cashmere sites and the customer base tends to be people who wish to buy and wear cashmere rather than write and link about it.

So we craft an article that is irresistible to another target market which is sympathetic to the product. We target Knitting blogs. Knitters have an interest in cashmere as it?s a product they use. Therefore they will be interested in numerous aspects of cashmere, although it’s unlikely any will become customers they benefit in linking to useful information about cashmere.

After an article has been created which excites the target market they are contacted for their opinion on the article. By not directly asking for a link it is more likely the article will be read and its potential is realised and a link given.

Knitting blogs may have their own social media sites where they hang out, if not the direct method of emailing and commenting on their blogs can be used.

Once the link is given, link juice is passed, SERPS improve, job done.

65 Headlines to Jump Start your Linkbait

May 12, 2007 By Lyndon Antcliff

Culled from World Weekly News and the Sun, this collection of headlines is a good way to ingest the essence of a good headline and write some killer headlines for your own articles.

Especially if your blog is about Baby eating Alien Vampire bats who look like Elvis [Read more…] about 65 Headlines to Jump Start your Linkbait

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