So it’s been a while since I added a new discussion to the site so why not today? This discussion is about SEO Blogging and why do you do it? Are you a freelance SEO or agency leveraging your knowledge to expand your online reputation and scooping up some extra client work? Are you simply [...]
read more »Posted on March 26th, 2012 Written by Nick LeRoy
This weeks discussion is an extension of my post from last week about buying links successfully. I want to know what your “red flags” are when you build links. I’m not concerned whether your purchasing them, trading them or even receiving them “naturally”. What kind of factors would concern you enough to warrant attempting to [...]
read more »Posted on January 19th, 2012 Written by Nick LeRoy
This weeks discussion is a hypothetical spending scenario. I’ll lay out the scenario and you guys have fun saying how you would go about spending $500 “e-bucks” to get the best results. Your website is brand new so no age, authority, or existing links exist (unless you’re using your budget to purchase a domain). The [...]
read more »Posted on December 27th, 2011 Written by Nick LeRoy
flickr credit This weeks discussion is one based off the knowledge that no free back link analysis programs exist anymore. The ability to freely dissect and replicate competitor link profiles ended when Yahoo Site Explorer (YSE) died last month. The alternative to YSE are paid solutions such as SEOmoz, Raven or MajesticSEO. With that said [...]
read more »Posted on December 12th, 2011 Written by Nick LeRoy
If your in the SEO game you’ve probably at one point in time gone to an extreme to obtain a particular link. While fantastic one of a kind content truly makes link building easier not every client has such a ‘bait’ to make building links easy. So for this weeks discussion I ask you – [...]
read more »Posted on November 29th, 2011 Written by Nick LeRoy
Flickr image by Sean MacEntee Our discussion of the week is a topic that i’m sure many SEOs have pondered over many times. Should SEOs be relying on clients to create content? What level of involvement should the client have in their SEO campaign? Also can a client be held accountable in failed SEO campaigns? [...]
read more »Posted on November 14th, 2011 Written by Nick LeRoy
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