I'm hiring some new employees who will be doing link development - but not old school link dev... they'll be doing social media, online media intros, developing full on relationships and site promotion via any means possible... so, I feel like calling them "link developers" isn't an accurate statement... they're there to generate traffic, links and exposure... any thoughts?
Crush
4:32 pm on Jul 9, 2007 (gmt 0)
You can always pay adwords, buy links, create content. It is up to you. I am saving 1000's of $ a day now not doing adwords, so I am happy and am getting great ROI and have done for many years now because I paid people to get links.
It depends on the size of your organisation. All I am saying is you would not expect a CEO to go link hunting because he is also in charge of web development.
pageoneresults
4:48 pm on Jul 9, 2007 (gmt 0)
Link Development Has Evolved
From my perspective...
Link Development Has Devolved
AussieWebmaster
5:42 pm on Jul 9, 2007 (gmt 0)
No just like other elements in the SEO mix links have gone through a few changes.... they are still a major part of the Google algo.
Eventually we will see where 5-10 links are all you need..... yeah right
Kirby
1:59 pm on Jul 14, 2007 (gmt 0)
Call it what you want, but it is still just marketing.