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The document discusses various content marketing strategies and algorithmic ranking factors for search engines. It provides tips for developing content over link building, including creating content that builds brands and earns links organically. Various content ideas are proposed, such as creating infographics, mobile apps, blogs and analyzing costumes. The document advocates for developing multi-channel content that builds communities and lasts over various platforms.
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- 1. Algorithmic Ranking Factors Content Marketing Strategy http://freetrafficking.com #1 Traffic Generation Services
- 2. F#$%! Link Building. Content Marketing Strategy. Algorithmic Ranking Factors Presented by: Rand Fishkin | CEO
- 4. Brainstorm Acquisition Tactics Travelpod built an embeddable quiz that universities use… What can I do to get .edu links?
- 5. Pound Head Against Wall Feel free to use this high quality link acquisition email. Effectiveness not guaranteed ☺
- 6. Keep Pounding But, I really want a link! Keep pounding
- 7. Damage Brain Manual link building has a surprising amount in common with stuffing crayons up one’s nose.
- 8. Earn Links… Painfully 1-2 links per hour of link building is fairly common, particularly if you don’t have a great site to work from.
- 9. Give In to the Dark Side http://www.bloggingtips.com/2012/03/22/link-authority-review-the-next-buildmyrank-alternative/
- 10. Buy Some Links Always a fun time: http://fiverr.com/gigs/search?query=links
- 11. Go Overboard Once you’ve gone to “supreme link pyramid elite,” you know you’re desperate. http://www.wickedfire.com/linksseo/154095-supreme-all-one-seo-solution-only-28-proven-results-dominate-google.html
- 13. Retreat and Try Again BTW – If you need a simple meme generator: http://imgflip.com/memegenerator is pretty solid
- 14. Why Links Are in Danger
- 15. Links Were Never Really Votes Does the author mean to endorse this page? Does he mean to say it should rank better for “a very similar thing?” Search engines found links useful as a proxy, but most of those linking on the web don’t intend to contribute to the link graph.
- 16. The Algo Wasn’t Intended to Benefit Marketers http://marketingland.com/is-googles-over-optimization-penalty-its-jump-the-shark-moment-in-web-search-8633
- 17. But SEOs Are Better at Links than Everyone Else Linklove London Last Friday via: http://foliovision.com/2012/03/31/distilled-linklove-conference-london-2012-review
- 18. WebSpam Struggles to Keep Up http://www.seomoz.org/blog/how-google-makes-liars-out-of-the-good-guys-in-seo
- 19. Many Links are a Thorn in Search Engines’ Side An enlightening example of spammer mentality: https://www.google.com/search?q=build+my+rank+alternatives
- 20. Google’s Clearly Trying to Move Beyond Links Individual link metrics have lower correlation over time, while social signals rise. Via http://www.seomoz.org/blog/facebook-twitters-influence-google-search-rankings
- 21. Sharing on the Web Has Evolved It used to be that the “Linkerati” controlled the web’s sharing. http://www.seomoz.org/blog/21-tips-to-earn-links-and-tweets-to-your-blog-post
- 22. Today, the “Linkerati” are a Far Bigger Group Via http://www.slideshare.net/fullscreen/PewInternet/022612-nfais-newnormalpdf/6 (Pew Internet & American Life Project)
- 23. Tactical SEO
- 24. I Want to Rank Higher For This Query Ranking here will bring me more customers https://www.google.com/search?q=custom+kitchen+knives
- 25. Decision Time OPTION A: Create lots of great content, start a blog, shoot some videos, build up a community via social networks, participate in forums, try to earn some press… Option A sounds like a lot of work… OPTION B: Point some @#$%ing links at my page.
- 26. Most SEOs Make the Obvious Choice YEE-HAW LINKS!! Option B can certainly work.
- 28. What Really Matters to a Business on the Web? Competitors Tactics: Paid Search Banners & Display Ads Brand Advertising Television, Radio & Print Media Contextual Ads Avg Cost of Acquisition: $95.00 $150.00 $Unknown $180.00 $115.00 Paid forms of acquisition are easier to measure, optimize and invest in. Management’s comfortable with them. The engines/platforms make it easy to buy them. Why wouldn’t you use paid acquisition?
- 29. What Really Matters to a Business on the Web? “Inbound” Tactics Avg Cost of Acquisition: Organic Search $15.00 Social Media Marketing $35.00 Blogs & RSS $60.00 Community / Forum Participation $20.00 Video Content $70.00 If you invest in inbound tactics, your cost of custom acquisition can be dramatically lower than the competition’s
- 30. What Really Matters to a Business on the Web? COCA / CLTV = This Ratio. Strength here means you have more to invest in every other part of the business. Thanks to Cascadia Capital for the chart: http://www.cascadiacapital.com/
- 31. Decision Time OPTION A: Content + SEO + Social + Community + Press OPTION B: Point some @#$%ing links at the page. Which one of these truly results in lower COCA? This time, Option A looks a lot more appealing.
- 32. Five Reasons I Invest in Content vs. Links
- 33. #1: I Want to Invest in Multiple Channels at Once Higher Conversion Rate Higher Organic Search Rankings More Direct & Bookmarking Traffic More Long Tail SEO CONTENT! Bigger Fanbase & Community More Brand Visibility Stronger Social Following More Referring Links Content, by its very nature, creates multi-channel marketing opportunities and wins.
- 34. #2: I Want to Be Proud of My Work Am I making the Internet a better place?
- 35. #3: I Want Strategies that Last No Matter What If this is the future, I better build a memorable brand that has positive signals of every kind. I want marketing that will last even if Siri replaces Google, social replaces search, apps replace the web, etc. (note: I don’t actually believe any of those things will happen, but I do like to be prepared)
- 36. #3: I Want Strategies that Last No Matter What Who knows, maybe DDG is really on to something: http://duckduckgo.com/traffic.html
- 37. #4: Content Builds Links While I Sleep Virtually every link here is editorially-given because of content we’ve produced https://www.google.com/search?q=seomoz+-site:seomoz.org&tbs=qdr:h (qdr:h at the end of the query narrows to results from just 1hr)
- 38. #5: Content Builds Brand Loyalty & Trust http://thisismadebyhand.com/film/the_knife_maker play 4:45 - 5:45
- 39. OK. What Content Should I Make?
- 40. Don’t Limit Yourself to Content About Your Subject This blog might work for them, but IMO, it’s far too topically specific and not “interesting” enough to be consistently share-worthy. http://www.theofficesuppliessupermarket.com/blog
- 41. Discover What Your Audience Shares Three tools: http://followerwonk.com, http://topsy.com, and Google’s Discussion Search
- 42. Brand Your Content to Align with Your Business/Products Fiskars Scissors (fiskars.com) runs the amazing Fiskateers blog (http://www.fiskateers.com/); a great example of alignment. Though, for SEO, I wish they’d gone with fiskars.com/fiskateers or fiskars.com/blog
- 43. Or Brand Your Product to Align with Your Content? Coudal Partners is a fascinating example of this. This is basically what we did at SEOmoz – created a product that fit with the content + audience we’d built
- 44. Remember, Content Can Mean: Actual Content Community Products Platform/Data The “content” you produce and market can be much more than just a blog (though blogs are pretty awesome at this)
- 46. We Need Some Content Branding http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPKe9OfWs-M
- 47. The Infographic of Hats! This - http://stuff.daviderickson.com/hats-infographic#comments – is the best I could find
- 48. The Infographic of Hats! This - http://www.infographicsshowcase.com/trusting-beards-infographic/ - is what I’m talking about.
- 49. Online Hat-Selection Tool This - http://www.millerhats.com/hatcare_index/hatfaces.html - is the best I could find
- 50. Rank Top Hat - D onning Social Media Participants I used http://followerwonk.com, but you’ll also want to check blogs, Facebook, etc.
- 51. Coffee Beans & Espresso Machines http://needcaffeine.com
- 53. Erasable, Caffeine - onitor Board Next to My Desk M http://designtaxi.com/news/351340/In-Caffeine-We-Trust-An-Infographic-To-Track-Your-Coffee-Consumption/ - but simple/erasable on a mini-whiteboard
- 54. Caffeine Tracking/Contest Mobile App Make the leaderboard publicly accessible for those who opt-in, and then link to the social accounts of the most caffeinated members.
- 55. Rating Drinks on an Official “Caffeine Scale” Rate every beverage from every store possible on caffeine content, taste and caloric content and have a monthly dynamic leaderboard.
- 56. Weird Foods and Drinks that Contain Caffeine Ugh… And this is one of the best articles I could find. Rate every beverage from every store possible on caffeine content, taste and caloric content and have a monthly dynamic leaderboard.
- 57. Costumes Beyond Halloween No domain given, so I’ll just work on the concepts. BTW – that Yodabot is awesome.
- 58. Analysis of Hollywood Costumes http://clothesmonaut.wordpress.com/category/costume-analysis/ - buy this blog, or re-create it.
- 59. Give Awards to the Best “Street-Spotted” Costumes You can set up an alert/search, watch for these, tweet to the winners and ask for permission to feature their photos. https://twitter.com/#!/search/realtime/costume%20twitpic – you can use a few modified versions of this query, too
- 60. Coverage of Non - H loween Costume Events al http://www.flickr.com/search/?w=all&q=fremont+zombie&m=text – there’s tons of these.
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