Comments on: Business Services Links – “DoFollow” Tuesday http://www.verticalmeasures.com/directories/business-services-links-2/ Intelligent Internet Marketing Tue, 07 Feb 2012 19:57:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Consumer Reviews http://www.verticalmeasures.com/directories/business-services-links-2/comment-page-1/#comment-2335 Consumer Reviews Sat, 10 Oct 2009 14:21:35 +0000 http://www.linkbuildingbestpractices.com/do-follow-tuesdays/business-services-links/#comment-2335 A great way we have built links for our businesses is through having a blog of our own. This not only allows for internal linking to your service pages but also lets you write about industry news and how-to's that give incentive for others to link to your website. If many of these websites didn't have a blog we would have to pay much more to advertise since we would have no way of driving traffic in on a consistent basis like we do with the long-tail keywords on the blog. A great way we have built links for our businesses is through having a blog of our own. This not only allows for internal linking to your service pages but also lets you write about industry news and how-to’s that give incentive for others to link to your website. If many of these websites didn’t have a blog we would have to pay much more to advertise since we would have no way of driving traffic in on a consistent basis like we do with the long-tail keywords on the blog.

]]> By: Consumer Reviews http://www.verticalmeasures.com/directories/business-services-links-2/comment-page-1/#comment-6549 Consumer Reviews Sat, 10 Oct 2009 14:21:00 +0000 http://www.linkbuildingbestpractices.com/do-follow-tuesdays/business-services-links/#comment-6549 A great way we have built links for our businesses is through having a blog of our own. This not only allows for internal linking to your service pages but also lets you write about industry news and how-to's that give incentive for others to link to your website. If many of these websites didn't have a blog we would have to pay much more to advertise since we would have no way of driving traffic in on a consistent basis like we do with the long-tail keywords on the blog. A great way we have built links for our businesses is through having a blog of our own. This not only allows for internal linking to your service pages but also lets you write about industry news and how-to’s that give incentive for others to link to your website. If many of these websites didn’t have a blog we would have to pay much more to advertise since we would have no way of driving traffic in on a consistent basis like we do with the long-tail keywords on the blog.

]]> By: JM http://www.verticalmeasures.com/directories/business-services-links-2/comment-page-1/#comment-703 JM Fri, 11 Jul 2008 19:58:39 +0000 http://www.linkbuildingbestpractices.com/do-follow-tuesdays/business-services-links/#comment-703 One good link building tip for firms in the business services arena is to include a request to customers, at the end of a confirmation or follow-up email, to "Please place a link to us on your website/blog/personal page if you enjoyed our service and would recommend it to friends. In return you will receive a (10% off your next purchase/discount/other promotion). Simply email us that you have placed the link and we'll credit your account!" Of course the key here is to make sure such a request is not too intrusive and doesn't come too early in the customer-company relationship that you lose the customer. That said, a well established customer who is happy with your services would probably be more than willing to add a free link to you in their page or in a post on their corporate blog, and with enough customers these quality links can really add up. One good link building tip for firms in the business services arena is to include a request to customers, at the end of a confirmation or follow-up email, to “Please place a link to us on your website/blog/personal page if you enjoyed our service and would recommend it to friends. In return you will receive a (10% off your next purchase/discount/other promotion). Simply email us that you have placed the link and we’ll credit your account!”

Of course the key here is to make sure such a request is not too intrusive and doesn’t come too early in the customer-company relationship that you lose the customer. That said, a well established customer who is happy with your services would probably be more than willing to add a free link to you in their page or in a post on their corporate blog, and with enough customers these quality links can really add up.

]]> By: JM http://www.verticalmeasures.com/directories/business-services-links-2/comment-page-1/#comment-6548 JM Fri, 11 Jul 2008 19:58:00 +0000 http://www.linkbuildingbestpractices.com/do-follow-tuesdays/business-services-links/#comment-6548 One good link building tip for firms in the business services arena is to include a request to customers, at the end of a confirmation or follow-up email, to "Please place a link to us on your website/blog/personal page if you enjoyed our service and would recommend it to friends. In return you will receive a (10% off your next purchase/discount/other promotion). Simply email us that you have placed the link and we'll credit your account!" Of course the key here is to make sure such a request is not too intrusive and doesn't come too early in the customer-company relationship that you lose the customer. That said, a well established customer who is happy with your services would probably be more than willing to add a free link to you in their page or in a post on their corporate blog, and with enough customers these quality links can really add up. One good link building tip for firms in the business services arena is to include a request to customers, at the end of a confirmation or follow-up email, to “Please place a link to us on your website/blog/personal page if you enjoyed our service and would recommend it to friends. In return you will receive a (10% off your next purchase/discount/other promotion). Simply email us that you have placed the link and we’ll credit your account!”

Of course the key here is to make sure such a request is not too intrusive and doesn’t come too early in the customer-company relationship that you lose the customer. That said, a well established customer who is happy with your services would probably be more than willing to add a free link to you in their page or in a post on their corporate blog, and with enough customers these quality links can really add up.

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