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4 months ago

in 200+ Internet Marketing Gurus on Twitter on Marketing Pilgrim
Mark at DigeratiMarketing.. I'm Tweeting at http://www.twitter.com/thetafferboy

7 months ago

in Esymbian.info still dead on Andrew Girdwood's blog
I use FlagFox (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/...)
Displayed neatly in URL bar and also tests your flag knowledge :)

1 year ago

in Google Gives on Privacy Link on Marketing Pilgrim
Does nobody see the bandwidth implications of having uneeded words on a page that serves billions of searches per day! $$$!

Mark's last blog post..How To Install AutoStumble On Linux

1 year ago

in How To Build Profitable Minisites on Andy Beard - Internet Business Systems Discussion
Wasn't knocking your post and I'm aware that (somehow) the long sales copy pages work well. They just make me, personally, bile in my mouth a little ;-)

1 year ago

in How To Build Profitable Minisites on Andy Beard - Internet Business Systems Discussion
Those 20m long white sales pages send more alarm bells ringing than a worldwide thermo-nuclear war drill. Eugh!
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Andy Beard Mark, people split test all the time, and fact of the matter is long copy sells, even if it is just an email address.

Whilst I won't say no to a few people grabbing the upsell offer, at the end of the day I mentioned it because I had a chance to evaluate all the material in advance, and welcomed the fact that there were no dodgy "viral" tell-a-friend scripts which ask for your gmail account.

Different markets need to be handled in different ways, but certainly for Michael's target audience, I think long copy was a good choice.

It might not be the best choice for things like your Stumbleupon service, but that is again something you need to test.

1 year ago

in Who Killed Conversations? on StayGoLinks
Hi, I'm the author of DigeratiMarketing. While I think it's ironic that there's only 1 comment here, I just wanted to point out a few things that have been overlooked..

For instance, "...won’t nofollow them… to be honest I only use them when linking out to a potential ‘bad nieghbourhood’. "

How do you know when you're linking to a bad neighbourhood then? Do you change you user-agent or referrer when checking the page that's being linked to? Do you inspect the information in the header? If not, then it would be quite simple for me to dupe you into linking anywhere I wished.

Just nofollow your comments and be safe, there are thousands of blogs with nofollow with great followings. Tbh, all user-generated content should be nofollowed.

1 year ago

in Top 12 Ways to Blow Your Chance of Making Digg’s Front Page on Marketing Pilgrim
Fair enough. Although #12 - "witty" trolling often gets the most thumbs up. It's a harsh environment with so many geeks in the wild.

1 year ago

in Google Officially Removes Link Building from “SEO?” on Marketing Pilgrim
Looks like #2 to me... As much as I'd like to jump on the numero uno wagon.

Mark's last blog post..You Can't Hide From Google

1 year ago

in MySpace Dominates in the US on Marketing Pilgrim
I imagine 25% of MySpace accounts are spam. I know people with hundreds of the damn things.

1 year ago

in How To SEO Web 2.0 on How To Split An Atom
Some excellent points there. It will be interesting to see how SEO develops with web tech.. Hope it still exists or I'm out of a job! Multi-skill!

1 year ago

in 2007/07/09/buy-blog-comments/ on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
"Google basically ignores links on pages that are below about PR4, so a comment on a typical blog post is worthless in terms of draining PR juice from a site." -David Bradley

What a load of garbage! YahooSE will put your DLs in order of importance - go comment on a PR8 blog and look at the value of the deeplink comment you get.

You're also totally ignoring link velocity, which is incredibly important for rankings..

1 year ago

in The Art of Link Cloaking on Marketing Pilgrim
I fail to see how redirecting bots with a 301 will get you banned.

What stops me creating a page with diggable content, then 301'ing bots to marketing pilgrim? The worst that could happen is that my patsi 301 page gets banned. Google can't ban marketingpilgrim because it's not their fault who 301s to them!

2 years ago

in UK CEO Warns "never allowing your programmers to try any kind of SEO at all" on Marketing Pilgrim
I don't think it's worth getting hot under the collar about. The guy quite obviously knows nothing about the Internet, branding, marketing, programming or usability - let alone SEO! Just look at his site, it's terrible!

The article is wrong anyway, he holds 3rd position for "audio book" searches. Let him keep his texty website and see where he is in 5 years time. Or perhaps in 5 weeks time, if he's annoyed enough SEOs?

Any company worth their salt as a client would have the sense not the listen to that peon!
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