The Top SEO Blogs and Guides for 2007
One of the things I love about blogging and the internet is that skills I learned 12 months ago are completely obsolete today.
In fact I am sure there are some posts on Jamdo that are simply not applicable (or as applicable) to building a popular website starting today, as they were back when I wrote them.
That means I (we) have to keep learning. To some people this is a pain, but there is something about it that I enjoy. And let’s be blunt - if you don’t enjoy it, you’re in the wrong game.
SEO is one of the skills that is always changing, but luckily there are a few guides and blogs that have some very solid and relevant advice to SEO and link building that is applicable now - Feb 2007.
Jim Boykin - this is one of the top SEO and link building blogs around. He is whiter than white-hat so if you take some tips off this blog, you will do well in the long term at zero risk to your own site. Well worth a read.
Andy Hagans - possibly the king of the white-hat link builders (and charges for his time accordingly!) No huge secrets for people who are into SEO, but solid information and well worth keeping up to date with what Andy is doing. He runs this blog with Patrick Gavin. Update: Looks like Andy is leaving Text-Link-Ads which is associated with that blog!?! You can always catch him at AndyHagans.com I hope!
Jim Westergren - a Swede who is into the SEO game has a great little SEO guide that is well worth a look. This guide contains a solid foundation of information that any white-hat SEO should be familiar with. The guide has been recommended by Andy Hagans, Jim Boykin and Barry Schwartz (of SearchEngineWatch.com)
If you read and follow the advice of these SEOs there aren’t that many places you can go wrong. Their whit-hats techniques in link building should really appeal to anyone who is in the game for the long haul and wants their sites to do well without shady techniques that carry the risk of banning.
Read! Learn! Enjoy!
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Thanks for these links, I was looking to get into some more SEO after writing my article about it.
Cheers,
January 30th, 2007 at 11:57 pmAllen.H