Stealing links is a very popular link building method for many people, including my team. If I can get all of the links someone else has, then build more, I will theoretically outrank them. That doesn’t always work out because there are many other ranking factors including domain age, age of links (yes, that’s right, the age of your links), quality of the site, on-page SEO, etc.
For many people, showing their skills in a SEO contest might be good for their ego, but beyond that, there isn’t much to be gained. There have been a few contests that offered a cash prize (usually less than $500), or a small prize like a TV. Are these prizes worth spending time on?
An online friend, Codrut Turcanu has interviewed and posted his results with 22 professional bloggers asking them about how they earn money online. After reading the 22 responses, I thought I should share some of my favorite ideas.
Stealing your competitors links is the quickest and easiest way to make progress when trying to rank for a competitive keyword. Here’s how you can do it too.
Brandon Hopkins founded and manages a reputation management firm in 2007 that continues today.
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