thanks.

Trouble is with people that would copy your article, post it on their website and link to you…this way you’ll get a backlink from them but that would come from a duplicate content source which adds little value to the link itself.

(I like the Pope analogy.)

What’s your view on article submissions to directories like ezine, etc? Most people I’ve read are generally in favor of this.

I’ve been doing some SEO for our company’s website and I agree that both “dofollow” and “nofollow” links should be collected to make a link building process more naturally looking. From link building methods I like the directory submission, article submission and blog commenting most. With the use of automatic submission tools, directory submission, article submission and blog commenting are made quick and easy. Yes, writing articles requires time and efforts, but it’s possible to hire a writer to create the articles if one is not good at writing.

Thanks for your blog post.

If Google were to offer a numerical value for the construction of tags, tags, and the like, then we would see more sites offering to manipulate these essential parts of a web page. As of right now, Google may let people know that a problem has been found through it’s webmaster interface, however, notice that there is no numerical value assigned to such problems.