A or B: Which Plan is Better?
Strategy A: Traditional route. Getting a myriad of "spammy" links to create a mass of backlinks to my moneysite (and subsequent tier levels) that may or may not be contextual. Think: SenukeXCr.
I'm not knocking the past - or present - successes with this method.
Strategy B: Perhaps, seen as more white hat. Add a "blog" subcategory to the website. Write - or hire copywriters to write - compelling and niche-specific articles (one per week) with pictures or graphs or whatever. Toss in a keyword for Google SERP love.
Get the article indexed and socially shared quickly - sharing is the key here. Forego the spammy links. Rely on social sharing (to get direct, hopefully viral-driven traffic) and hold on to Google's promise that it loves new and great content.
Which is a better way to go?
PS: I know this isn't 100% "social media specific" but since I'm leaning towards B, I think it fits here.
I'm not knocking the past - or present - successes with this method.
Strategy B: Perhaps, seen as more white hat. Add a "blog" subcategory to the website. Write - or hire copywriters to write - compelling and niche-specific articles (one per week) with pictures or graphs or whatever. Toss in a keyword for Google SERP love.
Get the article indexed and socially shared quickly - sharing is the key here. Forego the spammy links. Rely on social sharing (to get direct, hopefully viral-driven traffic) and hold on to Google's promise that it loves new and great content.
Which is a better way to go?
PS: I know this isn't 100% "social media specific" but since I'm leaning towards B, I think it fits here.
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