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Fun Seo

To me, SEO & link building is like the chores I had to do around the house when I was little. "Do I haveta, but I don’t wanna.  I’ll do it later."  However, it’s necessary for anyone who wants to run a business on the internet, or just gain extra readers for their blog.  That’s why I was excited when I found "Link & Blog Challenge". Link & Blog is a place to meet other bloggers willing to exchange links, & then challenge them in different ways to build links that the search engines will love.  I can’t believe this service is free, but it is.

It’s so important I even added a new page about it, so you can always find the information.  Look up, ok not that far up, stop looking at the ceiling.  Now look at the top of the page. See where it says "Free Link Exchange"?  That is where you will be able to find this useful information.  So go ahead challenge me, what are you scared of?

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2 Responses to “Fun Seo”

  1. Nick (1 comments.) Says:
    March 12th, 2007 at 12:17 pm

    Sarakastic -
    Why not use automated link exchange services such as http://adgridwork.com (disclaimer: this is my site)? It seems like it would take all of the grunt work out of manually requesting links from other bloggers as well as ensuring that everyone is participating in the exchange. Any thoughts?
    -Nick

  2. Inspired2Write (0 comments.) Says:
    March 13th, 2007 at 6:32 pm

    Hi Nick,

    There are many things in life where one can take a short cut, but the short cuts most often prove less fruitful. Your comparison is an apples to oranges example. Automated link exchange services, or advertising exchange services do not accomplish the same task as the service Sarakastic is referring to, and they are two totally different animals.

    Bloggers are not wanting just another advertising source, but rather a method of building relationships, along with a fun way to develop incoming links with longterm results.

    Sure, there will always be the people who may eventually remove links they once provided another blogger, but they are the loser, not the person they took the link from.

    The losers who take back what they originally gave were not gracious to begin with, and will eventually reap what they sow. :O

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