Comments on: How Being Pet Friendly became a Link Building Opportunity http://www.seerinteractive.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/ SEO SEM and the world of search marketing Fri, 12 Mar 2010 18:27:48 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: SEO Zeitgeist » Blog Archive » 10 Questions to Ask a New Link Marketing Client http://www.seerinteractive.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/#comment-124416 SEO Zeitgeist » Blog Archive » 10 Questions to Ask a New Link Marketing Client Wed, 04 Nov 2009 05:08:56 +0000 http://www.thinkseer.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/#comment-124416 [...] Link building opportunities are everywhere. Office locations are a good start for localized link building, a list of important employees might help you to discover (linkless) press mentions, and the company philosophy may provide different link building angles as well. [...] [...] Link building opportunities are everywhere. Office locations are a good start for localized link building, a list of important employees might help you to discover (linkless) press mentions, and the company philosophy may provide different link building angles as well. [...]

]]> By: SEO Zeitgeist » Blog Archive » Link Building this Month (05.2009) http://www.seerinteractive.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/#comment-120944 SEO Zeitgeist » Blog Archive » Link Building this Month (05.2009) Mon, 12 Oct 2009 05:28:19 +0000 http://www.thinkseer.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/#comment-120944 [...] How being pet friendly became a link building opportunity – Wil Reynolds [...] [...] How being pet friendly became a link building opportunity – Wil Reynolds [...]

]]> By: 10 Questions to Ask a New Link Marketing Client | Wiep.net http://www.seerinteractive.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/#comment-107147 10 Questions to Ask a New Link Marketing Client | Wiep.net Tue, 07 Jul 2009 05:16:53 +0000 http://www.thinkseer.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/#comment-107147 [...] Link building opportunities are everywhere. Office locations are a good start for localized link building, a list of important employees might help you to discover (linkless) press mentions, and the company philosophy may provide different link building angles as well. [...] [...] Link building opportunities are everywhere. Office locations are a good start for localized link building, a list of important employees might help you to discover (linkless) press mentions, and the company philosophy may provide different link building angles as well. [...]

]]> By: wil http://www.seerinteractive.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/#comment-107122 wil Mon, 06 Jul 2009 21:45:36 +0000 http://www.thinkseer.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/#comment-107122 Peter, thanks for the comments, its a hard battle though. Clients often just want you to "go get some links" and they rarely want to actually develop ideas, services, blog posts, etc that would help give us the fodder we need to go get those links for them. With that said, asking the right questions can pull opportunities out of them that they would have otherwise never told ya. Peter, thanks for the comments, its a hard battle though. Clients often just want you to “go get some links” and they rarely want to actually develop ideas, services, blog posts, etc that would help give us the fodder we need to go get those links for them.

With that said, asking the right questions can pull opportunities out of them that they would have otherwise never told ya.

]]> By: Peter Caputa http://www.seerinteractive.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/#comment-106875 Peter Caputa Fri, 03 Jul 2009 14:16:32 +0000 http://www.thinkseer.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/#comment-106875 Great preso and lesson. It's rare to find an agency that is really good at link building the right way. I recently stumbled upon you guys from your top ranking at topseos.com. The fact that you do link building the right way is, I'm sure, a huge reason your on that list. Keep up the good work. We need more agencies that lead by example. Great preso and lesson. It’s rare to find an agency that is really good at link building the right way. I recently stumbled upon you guys from your top ranking at topseos.com.

The fact that you do link building the right way is, I’m sure, a huge reason your on that list.

Keep up the good work. We need more agencies that lead by example.

]]> By: Monitoring Social Media Metrics | Black Hat for a Noob http://www.seerinteractive.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/#comment-106374 Monitoring Social Media Metrics | Black Hat for a Noob Sun, 28 Jun 2009 06:11:43 +0000 http://www.thinkseer.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/#comment-106374 [...] You can keep your spreadsheet as simple as this, just tracking mentions as they fly by. Or, if you’re reporting specific results, you can refine your feeds based on sentiment, online reputation management alerts, customer service inquiries, etc. Wil Reynolds over at Seer Interactive had an excellent idea to track link opportunities in delicious. As an agency or in-house social media marketer, you can take this a step further by privately bookmarking important action items. Then you subscribe to that feed in your spreadsheet under an URGENT ALERTS tab. You could also do something as simple as “change colors with rules” in Google Docs. You can make a rule that highlights Yelp reviews with less than a 4.0 rating or any other social media metrics you want to be notified of. [...] [...] You can keep your spreadsheet as simple as this, just tracking mentions as they fly by. Or, if you’re reporting specific results, you can refine your feeds based on sentiment, online reputation management alerts, customer service inquiries, etc. Wil Reynolds over at Seer Interactive had an excellent idea to track link opportunities in delicious. As an agency or in-house social media marketer, you can take this a step further by privately bookmarking important action items. Then you subscribe to that feed in your spreadsheet under an URGENT ALERTS tab. You could also do something as simple as “change colors with rules” in Google Docs. You can make a rule that highlights Yelp reviews with less than a 4.0 rating or any other social media metrics you want to be notified of. [...]

]]> By: Monitoring Social Media Metrics http://www.seerinteractive.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/#comment-106269 Monitoring Social Media Metrics Fri, 26 Jun 2009 19:13:25 +0000 http://www.thinkseer.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/#comment-106269 [...] You can keep your spreadsheet as simple as this, just tracking mentions as they fly by. Or, if you’re reporting specific results, you can refine your feeds based on sentiment, online reputation management alerts, customer service inquiries, etc. Wil Reynolds over at Seer Interactive had an excellent idea to track link opportunities in delicious. As an agency or in-house social media marketer, you can take this a step further by privately bookmarking important action items. Then you subscribe to that feed in your spreadsheet under an URGENT ALERTS tab. You could also do something as simple as “change colors with rules” in Google Docs. You can make a rule that highlights Yelp reviews with less than a 4.0 rating or any other social media metrics you want to be notified of. [...] [...] You can keep your spreadsheet as simple as this, just tracking mentions as they fly by. Or, if you’re reporting specific results, you can refine your feeds based on sentiment, online reputation management alerts, customer service inquiries, etc. Wil Reynolds over at Seer Interactive had an excellent idea to track link opportunities in delicious. As an agency or in-house social media marketer, you can take this a step further by privately bookmarking important action items. Then you subscribe to that feed in your spreadsheet under an URGENT ALERTS tab. You could also do something as simple as “change colors with rules” in Google Docs. You can make a rule that highlights Yelp reviews with less than a 4.0 rating or any other social media metrics you want to be notified of. [...]

]]> By: Alan Bleiweiss http://www.seerinteractive.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/#comment-103837 Alan Bleiweiss Tue, 02 Jun 2009 18:36:28 +0000 http://www.thinkseer.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/#comment-103837 I agree that this is a totally under-served marketing opportunity! Great post. SEO people and marketing pros need to read this and move beyond the basics. This is a perfect example of understanding a market opportunity. I agree that this is a totally under-served marketing opportunity! Great post. SEO people and marketing pros need to read this and move beyond the basics. This is a perfect example of understanding a market opportunity.

]]> By: Link Building this Month (05.2009) | Wiep.net http://www.seerinteractive.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/#comment-103806 Link Building this Month (05.2009) | Wiep.net Tue, 02 Jun 2009 07:51:46 +0000 http://www.thinkseer.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/#comment-103806 [...] How being pet friendly became a link building opportunity - Wil Reynolds [...] [...] How being pet friendly became a link building opportunity – Wil Reynolds [...]

]]> By: MisterPeabody http://www.seerinteractive.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/#comment-102510 MisterPeabody Wed, 20 May 2009 23:30:18 +0000 http://www.thinkseer.com/blog/how-being-pet-friendly-became-a-link-building-opportunity/2009/05/05/#comment-102510 Hi! Thanks for mentioning my blog, DogsWhoTwitter.com. This was an interesting article :) ~ @MisterPeabody Hi! Thanks for mentioning my blog, DogsWhoTwitter.com. This was an interesting article :) ~ @MisterPeabody

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