| Weekly SEO news: 6 April 2010 |
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to the latest issue of the Search Engine Facts newsletter.
Google's Matt Cutts recently made a new announcement about paid links. Buying links is a very hot and controversial topic among webmasters. Should you buy links to increase the position of your website on Google? Do paid links help your rankings? Are there any risks? In the news: Google updates the toolbar PageRank numbers and tests "not entirely unlike" feature, Apple might build its own search engine and more. Table of contents: We hope that you enjoy this newsletter and that it helps you to get more out of your website. Please pass this newsletter on to your friends. |
| 1. Why buying links is not a good idea |
Google's Matt Cutts recently made a new announcement about paid links. Buying links is a very hot and controversial topic among webmasters. Should you buy links to increase the position of your website on Google? Do paid links help your rankings? Are there any risks? Can you increase your website rankings by buying links?
If buying links works, why shouldn't you use it for your website?
Buying links leads to quick results and strong penalties
There are better ways to get inbound links
You can get links from related websites, links from blogs, links from social bookmark websites, links from Internet directories and more. The link manager in IBP helps you to get these links. |
| 2. Search engine news and articles of the week |
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| 3. Success stories |
"Well worth every penny spent."
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| 4. Previous articles |
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