Hello,
I had a few ideas that I’m looking for feedback on. I’m trying to come up with some ideas for link building.
1. I always see that there are tons of coupon websites out there. Hell, I never buy anything online without looking there first. So for those with an ecommerce site, how about offering a coupon as a way to build links? Anybody try this? Results? Is there software that submits your offers in bulk?
2. Years ago I was looking into affiliate marketing. I came across a program where affiliates gave direct links (non-coded) back to your website, hence building your one-way links. I just cannot remember what company that was?! Any ideas? Anybody have any experience with this?
3. Redistributing professionally written articles. Years ago I had a bunch of articles written for me, I sent them out via Isnare and today, I can barely find them. I understand we want to try to avoid dup content, but isn’t a link still a link?
Appreciate your insight!
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Toying With 3 Ideas To Build Links ………….?
Posted on February 25, 2011.
One way to look at this. Is what I am doing improving my visitors web experience? Yes-that’s good. No-Not good.
This should help your revenue in the long run.
I agree with you on the first 2 strategies and it is not new. Coupon distribution is done for years and so is affiliate dir submission. There are no automated tools for coupon distribution but there are services like http://submitinme.com/coupon-submission/coupon-submission-service.aspx who offer manual distribution.
Beauty of coupons is they not only bring sales but also provide valuable back links. Also coupons are syndicated to various blogs and smaller sites,
Affiliate dir submission is also a great source of traffic and backlinks
I am not sure on the disappearing articles on Isnare. I have submitted articles to ezinearticles 6 years back which is still available with the links