Comments on: The LinkWheel FAQ http://lemonarian.com/the-linkwheel-faq success, life and marketing by linus rylander Sat, 07 Aug 2010 15:27:12 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: permatec http://lemonarian.com/the-linkwheel-faq/comment-page-2#comment-2053 permatec Fri, 09 Jul 2010 14:27:36 +0000 http://lemonarian.com/?p=313#comment-2053 Ohh man,Really supporting faq.I think my concept is growing about link wheel after reading this post.I am waiting to see your link wheel result.I already sign up for your email. :) Ohh man,Really supporting faq.I think my concept is growing about link wheel after reading this post.I am waiting to see your link wheel result.I already sign up for your email. :)

]]> By: lemonarian http://lemonarian.com/the-linkwheel-faq/comment-page-2#comment-1924 lemonarian Thu, 27 May 2010 14:00:37 +0000 http://lemonarian.com/?p=313#comment-1924 Yes! Make a blog. Not as much for the rankings (great rankings will simply be a side effect) but for the INTERACTION with your customers. That's HUGE. Yes! Make a blog. Not as much for the rankings (great rankings will simply be a side effect) but for the INTERACTION with your customers. That’s HUGE.

]]> By: Angela@Webdevelopment http://lemonarian.com/the-linkwheel-faq/comment-page-2#comment-1914 Angela@Webdevelopment Wed, 26 May 2010 12:10:59 +0000 http://lemonarian.com/?p=313#comment-1914 Hey Linus, nice article, very clear. Do you think interlinking still works nowadays? I'm using blog linkbuilding and highly semantic HTML to get pretty high SEO results. I haven't considered using other owned sites, like a corporate blog or something, to gather even more links. You think it's advisable to start up a company blog and promote that as well online? Hey Linus,

nice article, very clear. Do you think interlinking still works nowadays? I’m using blog linkbuilding and highly semantic HTML to get pretty high SEO results. I haven’t considered using other owned sites, like a corporate blog or something, to gather even more links. You think it’s advisable to start up a company blog and promote that as well online?

]]> By: lemonarian http://lemonarian.com/the-linkwheel-faq/comment-page-2#comment-1847 lemonarian Sat, 24 Apr 2010 15:15:39 +0000 http://lemonarian.com/?p=313#comment-1847 @Fred My best tip to you is... don't worry so much about it. First of all if you're building links it's all about congruency in all cases... so if you want to rank in danish, you would probably be best off having it all in danish. So perhaps see if there are any danish blog hosts or something, I'm sure there are several. Write your articles in danish. I've seen content in foreign languages being put up on sites like squidoo too etc... personally I probably wouldn't do that, but try to keep it danish as much as you can. Second... link building for sites in languages other than english is FAR less important. My father has blog in swedish that makes almost $2k a month - and he just makes a post or two to it every day. He has done zero linkbuilding. None whatsoever. Content is more important than links. Relevant content on a frequently updated site is gold. Also, 99% of swedish, and probably danish webmasters too, are complete noobs when it comes to SEO. I can beat the big companies here, no problem. Hope that helps, Linus @Fred My best tip to you is… don’t worry so much about it.

First of all if you’re building links it’s all about congruency in all cases… so if you want to rank in danish, you would probably be best off having it all in danish. So perhaps see if there are any danish blog hosts or something, I’m sure there are several.

Write your articles in danish. I’ve seen content in foreign languages being put up on sites like squidoo too etc… personally I probably wouldn’t do that, but try to keep it danish as much as you can.

Second… link building for sites in languages other than english is FAR less important. My father has blog in swedish that makes almost $2k a month – and he just makes a post or two to it every day.

He has done zero linkbuilding. None whatsoever.

Content is more important than links. Relevant content on a frequently updated site is gold.

Also, 99% of swedish, and probably danish webmasters too, are complete noobs when it comes to SEO. I can beat the big companies here, no problem.

Hope that helps,
Linus

]]> By: Scot@link wheel http://lemonarian.com/the-linkwheel-faq/comment-page-2#comment-1803 Scot@link wheel Fri, 23 Apr 2010 04:05:22 +0000 http://lemonarian.com/?p=313#comment-1803 Link wheels are not dead. You do have to be careful how you build them to make them look more natural though. I have been working on my <a href="http://www.squidoo.com/building-link-wheel">link wheel</a> for a couple of weeks and can already see the increase in rank. Link wheels are not dead. You do have to be careful how you build them to make them look more natural though. I have been working on my link wheel for a couple of weeks and can already see the increase in rank.

]]> By: Fred http://lemonarian.com/the-linkwheel-faq/comment-page-2#comment-1703 Fred Wed, 17 Mar 2010 22:51:39 +0000 http://lemonarian.com/?p=313#comment-1703 I had a question about the language of keywords that can be used. All my websites are in Danish. I want to build a link wheel for a keyword that I want to dominate on Google.dk. I have written 5 original articles for posting on web 2.0 sites. Articles are written in English. What I am doing to link to my website and the next spoke on the wheel is that I am using my Danish keyword in brackets next to the English keyword and hyperlinking the Danish keyword. I wanted to know if this was fine with Google or would it attract a penalty or punishment. English keyword ( <a href="http://.....dk">Danish Keyword</a> ) Thanks in advance! I had a question about the language of keywords that can be used. All my websites are in Danish. I want to build a link wheel for a keyword that I want to dominate on Google.dk. I have written 5 original articles for posting on web 2.0 sites. Articles are written in English. What I am doing to link to my website and the next spoke on the wheel is that I am using my Danish keyword in brackets next to the English keyword and hyperlinking the Danish keyword. I wanted to know if this was fine with Google or would it attract a penalty or punishment.

English keyword ( Danish Keyword )

Thanks in advance!

]]> By: Russell Crow http://lemonarian.com/the-linkwheel-faq/comment-page-2#comment-1629 Russell Crow Sat, 13 Feb 2010 11:51:21 +0000 http://lemonarian.com/?p=313#comment-1629 link wheel is dead dude...now there is no catch...any thing interlinked is harfull for rankings these days...so either delete this page or write in P.S section that it doesn't work any more, that will surely help people who are falling victims to scams by few linkwheel developing sites for huge bucks. link wheel is dead dude…now there is no catch…any thing interlinked is harfull for rankings these days…so either delete this page or write in P.S section that it doesn’t work any more, that will surely help people who are falling victims to scams by few linkwheel developing sites for huge bucks.

]]> By: Grateful Al http://lemonarian.com/the-linkwheel-faq/comment-page-2#comment-1561 Grateful Al Fri, 15 Jan 2010 10:39:18 +0000 http://lemonarian.com/?p=313#comment-1561 I sincerely thank your for the concise report, explanation and the follow-ups you are doing to clear up this concept. I could tell from what I first heard of it, it was a powerful concept. But, kind of like TNT, if used improperly, it could blow up in your face. Kudos to you! In my eyes you are an official IM GURU - a for real one! I sincerely thank your for the concise report, explanation and the follow-ups you are doing to clear up this concept.

I could tell from what I first heard of it, it was a powerful concept. But, kind of like TNT, if used improperly, it could blow up in your face.

Kudos to you! In my eyes you are an official IM GURU – a for real one!

]]> By: Mike Rogers@Marketing Automation Software http://lemonarian.com/the-linkwheel-faq/comment-page-2#comment-1548 Mike Rogers@Marketing Automation Software Sun, 10 Jan 2010 21:59:26 +0000 http://lemonarian.com/?p=313#comment-1548 Linus, A great clear concise article. Have you found any video sites that drive do follow links? Mike Linus,

A great clear concise article. Have you found any video sites that drive do follow links?

Mike

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