Link Building News
Going Back To Nofollow
1st April 2010
For the past few years, the Search Daily News has refrained from slapping the rel=”nofollow” attribute on to links associated with comments on the site. This is now changing. More »
Twitter Slaps SEOs With Nofollow On All Links
26th August 2009
A year ago, Twitter was known to only a handful of people who were all search and social media marketing enthusiasts. These search and social media professionals saw the potential in Twitter and promoted it on their blogs, in their emails and in a lot of their communications. Twitter has repaid the favour by treating all users as spammers and slapped rel=”nofollow” attributes onto all external links. More »
SMEs That Blog Get 55 Percent More Traffic
20th August 2009
A study conducted by Hubspot reveals that businesses that use blogs benefit substantially from doing so. More »
Top Information Sources For Bloggers
10th March 2009
Bloggers often link to the sources where they get their information. A study carried out by Technorati found that chief among the non-blog sources linked to by bloggers are the websites of mainstream media companies. More »
Google Japan to Google, “We’re Sorry”
16th February 2009
Google was the object of ridicule among many SEO professionals last week, when the search giant penalised its own subsidiary for buying links. More »
Google Stirs Up Yet Another Linking Debate
31st January 2008
It has been widely believed so far that links from a .edu domain are worth more in Google’s eyes than links from .com, .net and .org etc. domains. However, John Mueller, a Webmaster Trends Analyst from Google Europe indicated that this might not actually be the case. More »
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