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Social Power Linking Strategies For The Web 2.0 Era

Social Power Linking

Jack Humphrey, the master of High-PR linking strategies, is back with a whole new set of linking methods designed to take advantage of Web 2.0 communities to bring even more visitors to your sites through social networking.

The gist of ”Social Power Linking“ is understanding how ‘linkbaits’ are created—the process of publishing great, high-value content that others link to automatically (a form of endorsement). Case studies and examples are provided as well as the most popular sites and directories your sites must appear in.

Jack is proposing that SPL is so effective you’ll be looking at $1,590-$2,700 per DAY for 10,000 new visitors and it beats using AdWords for PPC savings. Take Jack at his words because he is the linking authority here and I’m sure you’ll be better all the more for it.

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