Comments for Linkbait Coaching http://www.linkbaitcoaching.com/linkbuilding-blog "Creativity is not a talent, it is a way of operating", John Cleese Mon, 02 Aug 2010 08:02:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Linkbaiting Case Study by Link Building this Month (07.2010) | Wiep.net http://www.linkbaitcoaching.com/linkbuilding-blog/linkbaiting-case-study/#comment-8 Link Building this Month (07.2010) | Wiep.net Mon, 02 Aug 2010 08:02:56 +0000 http://www.linkbaitcoaching.com/linkbuilding-blog/?p=9#comment-8 [...] to read, is because they are usually packed with real life examples (not guesses or assumptions), case studies, tips from the field and some form of link building discussion. Any link building strategy tips, [...] [...] to read, is because they are usually packed with real life examples (not guesses or assumptions), case studies, tips from the field and some form of link building discussion. Any link building strategy tips, [...]

]]> Comment on Linkbaiting Case Study by admin http://www.linkbaitcoaching.com/linkbuilding-blog/linkbaiting-case-study/#comment-7 admin Fri, 30 Jul 2010 09:23:22 +0000 http://www.linkbaitcoaching.com/linkbuilding-blog/?p=9#comment-7 @Tad, the topic is something that people really have a hunger for these days. The medium is audio visual. I will reveal all in a few, but I want to let it run a little more to see what happens to it. Also, members get access to all the info on the site and I don't want to ruin their fun just yet. @Tad, the topic is something that people really have a hunger for these days.

The medium is audio visual.

I will reveal all in a few, but I want to let it run a little more to see what happens to it. Also, members get access to all the info on the site and I don’t want to ruin their fun just yet.

]]> Comment on Linkbaiting Case Study by Virginia http://www.linkbaitcoaching.com/linkbuilding-blog/linkbaiting-case-study/#comment-6 Virginia Fri, 30 Jul 2010 09:15:40 +0000 http://www.linkbaitcoaching.com/linkbuilding-blog/?p=9#comment-6 I love this article. It clearly shows that with good content (no matter how simple) you can create "something good". I recently started a blog with a friend (in March 2010) It's about a VERY popular product but, at the same time, we noticed there are no similar blogs out there. As with the blog used in your case study, we didn't get links from other friends (we wanted to see the impact social media could have to obtain natural links). Only in July we started to promote the blog using Twitter, Facebook, Digg, Delicious and Stumbleupon and, as a result, we can see our stats growing (visits come particularly from Twitter and Facebook) although nothing compared to your impressive stats! I look forward to keep reading about this case study and learning from it :-) Fantastic work. I love this article. It clearly shows that with good content (no matter how simple) you can create “something good”.

I recently started a blog with a friend (in March 2010) It’s about a VERY popular product but, at the same time, we noticed there are no similar blogs out there. As with the blog used in your case study, we didn’t get links from other friends (we wanted to see the impact social media could have to obtain natural links).

Only in July we started to promote the blog using Twitter, Facebook, Digg, Delicious and Stumbleupon and, as a result, we can see our stats growing (visits come particularly from Twitter and Facebook) although nothing compared to your impressive stats!

I look forward to keep reading about this case study and learning from it :-)

Fantastic work.

]]> Comment on Linkbaiting Case Study by Tad Chef http://www.linkbaitcoaching.com/linkbuilding-blog/linkbaiting-case-study/#comment-5 Tad Chef Fri, 30 Jul 2010 09:10:19 +0000 http://www.linkbaitcoaching.com/linkbuilding-blog/?p=9#comment-5 Sounds good. What topic did you cover? What medium did you use, photos, video? Sounds good. What topic did you cover? What medium did you use, photos, video?

]]> Comment on Linkbaiting Case Study by Optic http://www.linkbaitcoaching.com/linkbuilding-blog/linkbaiting-case-study/#comment-3 Optic Fri, 30 Jul 2010 01:11:45 +0000 http://www.linkbaitcoaching.com/linkbuilding-blog/?p=9#comment-3 I believe I know the page in question. I thought it was very useful myself. It's interesting to see how the snowball effect works. One tweet or comment seen by the right person can result in links, bookmarks and further links, syndication and aggregation. I'd love to see a breakdown by you of this effect, and ways to enhance it. Keep up the great work. I believe I know the page in question. I thought it was very useful myself.

It’s interesting to see how the snowball effect works. One tweet or comment seen by the right person can result in links, bookmarks and further links, syndication and aggregation.

I’d love to see a breakdown by you of this effect, and ways to enhance it.

Keep up the great work.

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