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I Hate the How to Linkbait Ebook

April 10, 2008 By Lyndon Antcliff

A year ago I thought about writing an ebook about linkbait and social media marketing. It seemed the most effective way to teach what I have learned and to do in a format that is financially rewarding. At the time I had to postpone it as clients got in the way, all wanting me to write kickass linkbait for their website.

After thinking for a long time about the ebook option, I realised it had too many flaws. Here is why I don’t like ebooks:

  • Teaching is one way
  • Inability of reader to ask questions
  • One size fits all
  • Tend not to be rewritten and so go stale
  • Difficult for the writer to offer individuals specific industry
  • Cannot take advantage of breaking opportunities
  • Small amount of people actually read them

On that last point, I don’t know about you but I actually want people to read my stuff rather than taking the money and run. I want people to succeed, I get a real buzz from it. It’s why I love what I do.

So ebooks, unless free and addressing specific issues are out for me.

But, ask yourself, “How can I become a better linkbaiter?” I’m not going to offer an ebook, but I am going to offer an amazing service which will help you create your own killer linkbait as good as the pros.

I am going to be blogging this over the next few days as I am about to launch my linkbait coaching service to a few, selected clients.

Watch this space.

Filed Under: Social media marketing

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