Our parent company, MediaWhiz, has recently launched a blog. The rss feed can be found here. Many internet marketers are not familiar with the various services offered by MediaWhiz. They are:Email Marketing by White DeliveryAffiliate Marketing by Filinet
Lead Generation by Coregistrations.comSpecialty Lead Generation by MonetizIt
Display Advertising by AdNetText Link Advertising by TLA
Paid Blog Reviews by ReviewMeSubscribe to the MediaWhiz Blog to stay on top of all our news!
domingo, 18 de febrero de 2007
MediaWhiz to exhibit at Ad Tech SF
Come out and meet some of the MediaWhiz team April 24-26 at Ad Tech San Francisco! This is the first time MediaWhiz will exhibit as an integrated group of companies and services. Our booth is #5644. Please stop by and say hello.
martes, 13 de febrero de 2007
Guide to buying links
Loren Baker from Search Engine Journal wrote a great guide to buying links, directory listings, and paid reviews for blogs. Loren does a great job of breaking down all the different vendors that sell links, paid reviews, and directory listings. Loren also covers tips for purchasing links from these sources.
Here is what he had to say about Text Link Ads and ReviewMeâText Link Ads is probably the most popular of the link ad companies, with over 10,000 publishers in their network and a lot of promotions and advertising on SEO and publisher industry blogs and sites. Link prices are based upon the authority of each site and charged per month.
ReviewMe is a more targeted approach to paid blogger reviews. Advertisers are given access to ReviewMeâs lists of niche publishers, and can request reviews on specific blogs (and only those blogs), instead of using the mass review approach. The end result is more thoughtful content and reviews of your products, for a higher price. Pricing is set per blog and based upon that blogâs popularity, readership and incoming links.
Here is what he had to say about Text Link Ads and ReviewMeâText Link Ads is probably the most popular of the link ad companies, with over 10,000 publishers in their network and a lot of promotions and advertising on SEO and publisher industry blogs and sites. Link prices are based upon the authority of each site and charged per month.
ReviewMe is a more targeted approach to paid blogger reviews. Advertisers are given access to ReviewMeâs lists of niche publishers, and can request reviews on specific blogs (and only those blogs), instead of using the mass review approach. The end result is more thoughtful content and reviews of your products, for a higher price. Pricing is set per blog and based upon that blogâs popularity, readership and incoming links.
Attention NYC Area Publishers and Advertisers
We are looking for NYC area TLA publishers and advertisers to participate in new videos we are shooting for our website. Our video company can come meet you in the city and get you and your website featured in our upcoming videos. Please email me at pgavin (at) text-link-ads.com if you are interested in participating. It will be a great way to get additional press and traffic to your website. Thanks!
lunes, 12 de febrero de 2007
Who Needs Search Engine Traffic?
Brian Provost shows you how to get your traffic fired up without the search engines.
sábado, 10 de febrero de 2007
Building Links through Widgets
Links, links and links! That's what everyone is looking for so that they can increase their search engine rankings and traffic. Some people increase their links by purchasing them or even linkbaiting, but why not through widgets?
Widgets have been a hot topic for the last few months because they are a great source of links. Just think about all the blogs that use a flickr widget to show off their pictures. With over 1 million backward links according to Google it shows that widgets have been really effective for flickr.
If you want to increase your backward links through widgets
you have a few options:
You can create widgets for your website and distribute them. For example, Problogger lets readers put his content on their site through a simple widget.
Create widgets for popular services such as YouTube, Digg and flickr and distribute them through your website. This can be very effective because these services have large user bases who would love to use your widget. All you have to do is embed a link to your site within every widget.
Do you know of any other unique ways to increase your link popularity?
Widgets have been a hot topic for the last few months because they are a great source of links. Just think about all the blogs that use a flickr widget to show off their pictures. With over 1 million backward links according to Google it shows that widgets have been really effective for flickr.
If you want to increase your backward links through widgets
you have a few options:
You can create widgets for your website and distribute them. For example, Problogger lets readers put his content on their site through a simple widget.
Create widgets for popular services such as YouTube, Digg and flickr and distribute them through your website. This can be very effective because these services have large user bases who would love to use your widget. All you have to do is embed a link to your site within every widget.
Do you know of any other unique ways to increase your link popularity?
viernes, 9 de febrero de 2007
The Linkbait of Linkbait Articles
For anyone that is looking to catch up on their linkbait reading, Lyndon Antcliff has posted The Enormous Linkbait List that contains a list of more than 65 links to articles on linkbaiting. These articles cover everything from what linkbait is to advanced guides to linkbaiting and more.
This is a great resource for everyone, it doesn't matter if you are new to linkbaiting or if you've been writing viral content for years, there is something in here for you. It is funny because this list of linkbait articles is actually a good linkbait article in of itself.
This is a great resource for everyone, it doesn't matter if you are new to linkbaiting or if you've been writing viral content for years, there is something in here for you. It is funny because this list of linkbait articles is actually a good linkbait article in of itself.
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