Note from Julie: I asked Paul to write a piece about how he deals with our biggest problem, which is burn-out. Whenever I talk to other people how how our link builders work, one of the most common questions that comes up is this exact one. When it comes to link ...
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Since Julie has asked me to write about how my other job affects my link-building techniques, I guess I should first explain what else I do. Outside of the office, I partially own a small business with my father servicing and cleaning swimming pools. My father It isn’t all rainbows and sunshine, ...
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This is a guest post by our link builder Charles Wood, who gave me an awesome funny bio that you'll see at the end. Charles has been with us longer than any other current link builder. He will also be leading our company pub crawl. Graffiti is defined as the illicit ...
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Julie Joyce and Link Fish Media are one of my favorites and this was one of the reason why I took an advantage from the ground created by James Agate (Thanks for this James ;)) and seek the permission to write a post on her blog like James. (Editor's note: It's our ...
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I am a huge fan of the TV series called 24. The main actor is Jack Bauer. And he is teaching me how to do better linkbuilding. You don’t believe me? Read this. Never trust others. Do your own shit. This is simple. And thanks Jack for suggesting me. It is simple ...
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Motivating a team is difficult at the best of times and is undoubtedly what sets great leaders apart from mediocre managers but motivating a team of link builders has to be one of the greatest people challenges out there. Link building as a profession can be back-breaking, soul-destroying and tough. It ...
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The following is a playful interview with imaginary and unscrupulous link builders. Please welcome our special guest! _____(your company here)______ Now let's let the folks at home know exactly what your line is: For the sake of having an example, lets say your line is Childrens Clothing. Now lets begin evaluating ...
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First the background: I’ve been a musician since I was 5. I learned to read music and written English at the same time. Each is really nothing but a representation of creative thought expressed through a set of parameters and rules. Thought is not, in a language. When language teachers speak ...
Read More →I'm new to this link building thing. Despite being employed for over a decade (often times with more than one job), I've never had an office job. You know, where you have a set schedule and get a whole hour(!) for lunch. The most intimidating aspect of the job, at ...
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