Comments on: SEO 101 – A Brief Intro to the Basics http://www.emonetized.com/26/seo-101-a-brief-intro-to-the-basics Tue, 16 Nov 2010 05:08:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Nora http://www.emonetized.com/26/seo-101-a-brief-intro-to-the-basics/comment-page-1#comment-3226 Nora Sat, 13 Jun 2009 08:06:36 +0000 http://www.emonetized.com/26/seo-101-a-brief-intro-to-the-basics/#comment-3226 Thank you for sharing us with these useful information.They are so valuable in my everyday work. Links are significant. I agree with you totally. However, adding links are a difficult problem for me at times. I do not know why. Anything wrong with speed or website? The only way I adopted is trying it for several times. So time-wasting, right? Would you explain it to me more clearly? Thank you sincerely! Thank you for sharing us with these useful information.They are so valuable in my everyday work. Links are significant. I agree with you totally. However, adding links are a difficult problem for me at times. I do not know why. Anything wrong with speed or website? The only way I adopted is trying it for several times. So time-wasting, right? Would you explain it to me more clearly? Thank you sincerely!

]]> By: Understanding Quality Links http://www.emonetized.com/26/seo-101-a-brief-intro-to-the-basics/comment-page-1#comment-216 Understanding Quality Links Mon, 02 Jul 2007 15:31:18 +0000 http://www.emonetized.com/26/seo-101-a-brief-intro-to-the-basics/#comment-216 [...] while you’re evaluating a potential link. It’s important to see the big picture beyond SEO Would you still want that link if there was no such thing as a search engine? If the answer is [...] [...] while you’re evaluating a potential link. It’s important to see the big picture beyond SEO Would you still want that link if there was no such thing as a search engine? If the answer is [...]

]]> By: Tony Sticks http://www.emonetized.com/26/seo-101-a-brief-intro-to-the-basics/comment-page-1#comment-42 Tony Sticks Fri, 08 Jun 2007 17:43:09 +0000 http://www.emonetized.com/26/seo-101-a-brief-intro-to-the-basics/#comment-42 Thank Tim for the reply. But I'm still confused about this, I'm going to explain more: lets assume that my website can get only one link from a website. I have 2 options to either take a link from website xxx.com which I already have a link from it. or to take a link from yyy.com which I don't have any links from it. (lets assume that both websites have the same value and PR). You will say, I prefer to take a link from yyy.com (different domain). But SEO wise, do you think that getting the link from xxx.com instead will be much worse than the link from yyy.com ? Thank Tim for the reply.

But I’m still confused about this, I’m going to explain more:

lets assume that my website can get only one link from a website. I have 2 options to either take a link from website xxx.com which I already have a link from it. or to take a link from yyy.com which I don’t have any links from it. (lets assume that both websites have the same value and PR).

You will say, I prefer to take a link from yyy.com (different domain). But SEO wise, do you think that getting the link from xxx.com instead will be much worse than the link from yyy.com ?

]]> By: jake http://www.emonetized.com/26/seo-101-a-brief-intro-to-the-basics/comment-page-1#comment-41 jake Fri, 08 Jun 2007 17:07:15 +0000 http://www.emonetized.com/26/seo-101-a-brief-intro-to-the-basics/#comment-41 is not a meta tag. is not a meta tag.

]]> By: Tim Schroeder http://www.emonetized.com/26/seo-101-a-brief-intro-to-the-basics/comment-page-1#comment-40 Tim Schroeder Fri, 08 Jun 2007 11:49:12 +0000 http://www.emonetized.com/26/seo-101-a-brief-intro-to-the-basics/#comment-40 Hi Tony! Getting a couple of links from different pages of the same website is fine. One thing I'd avoid though is buying "site-wide" links from thousands of pages on the same website (especially if you have a new website). You want your links to appear as natural as possible. If Google finds a new website which all of a sudden has 10,000 links from one website linking to it, it's probably going to raise some red flags. Most times it won't necessarily get you penalized but it's not going to help either. I'd be looking for links from multiple domains. Hi Tony!

Getting a couple of links from different pages of the same website is fine.

One thing I’d avoid though is buying “site-wide” links from thousands of pages on the same website (especially if you have a new website). You want your links to appear as natural as possible. If Google finds a new website which all of a sudden has 10,000 links from one website linking to it, it’s probably going to raise some red flags. Most times it won’t necessarily get you penalized but it’s not going to help either.

I’d be looking for links from multiple domains.

]]> By: Tony Sticks http://www.emonetized.com/26/seo-101-a-brief-intro-to-the-basics/comment-page-1#comment-39 Tony Sticks Fri, 08 Jun 2007 07:08:25 +0000 http://www.emonetized.com/26/seo-101-a-brief-intro-to-the-basics/#comment-39 Thanks for the great article. I just wish I've read this 1 year ago. However, I have a question. If you're doing some link exchange. Is it good to get more than one link from a single website? or you should try looking for links from different websites (different domains) Thanks for the great article. I just wish I’ve read this 1 year ago. However, I have a question. If you’re doing some link exchange. Is it good to get more than one link from a single website? or you should try looking for links from different websites (different domains)

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