There is no such thing as a trusted link. Links and likes and tweets originate from a person (or persons) who made the decision to put them there, and that source is where the trustworthiness resides.
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Keywords, incoming links, or blog content, the pursuit of high quantities of everything is counterproductive and can be destructive to your SEO strategy... http://kercommunications.com/seo/series/more-is-not-always-better/ Delete the scoop?
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Lately many influential bloggers have written about the end of the golden age of tech blogging. They say “tech” but in a way they mean blogging in general it seems. Some people were furious and asked whether “over” is the new dead. I didn’t really care.... Delete the scoop?
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