Comments on: “Reverse” Link Building for Reputation Management http://copybrighter.com/blog/reverse-link-building-for-reputation-management Thu, 04 Dec 2008 21:45:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Danielcraig http://copybrighter.com/blog/reverse-link-building-for-reputation-management#comment-8721 Danielcraig Tue, 02 Dec 2008 06:21:31 +0000 http://www.copybrighter.com/blog/reverse-link-building-for-reputation-management#comment-8721 "Reverse" link building is a good thought to remove spam links on to a negative page. “Reverse” link building is a good thought to remove spam links on to a negative page.

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]]> By: Brett Borders http://copybrighter.com/blog/reverse-link-building-for-reputation-management#comment-1481 Brett Borders Fri, 25 Apr 2008 21:41:22 +0000 http://www.copybrighter.com/blog/reverse-link-building-for-reputation-management#comment-1481 Michael Martinez, Thanks for the suggest of what to call this practice - I agree "decoupling" makes better linguistic sense, although it lacks a certain marketing sizzle. And I agree it is not the most efficient practice in the world, but what else can you do to less the relevance of a tenacious negative site without getting into really "blackhat" practices? p.s. Thanks for stopping by. I've really enjoyed your SEO articles and viewpoints over the years! Michael Martinez,

Thanks for the suggest of what to call this practice - I agree “decoupling” makes better linguistic sense, although it lacks a certain marketing sizzle. And I agree it is not the most efficient practice in the world, but what else can you do to less the relevance of a tenacious negative site without getting into really “blackhat” practices?

p.s. Thanks for stopping by. I’ve really enjoyed your SEO articles and viewpoints over the years!

]]> By: Michael Martinez http://copybrighter.com/blog/reverse-link-building-for-reputation-management#comment-1480 Michael Martinez Fri, 25 Apr 2008 21:07:35 +0000 http://www.copybrighter.com/blog/reverse-link-building-for-reputation-management#comment-1480 Since you're not "building" anything a better description for this approach would be LINK DECOUPLING. I would not expect much success in general from this practice but if someone were to ask me what to do about information that is outdated, I might suggest they contact the link providers (agreed that fewer than 100 is better) to see if they would agree to decouple their links. There is nothing unethical about asking people to change their minds, especially circumstances have changed. Since you’re not “building” anything a better description for this approach would be LINK DECOUPLING. I would not expect much success in general from this practice but if someone were to ask me what to do about information that is outdated, I might suggest they contact the link providers (agreed that fewer than 100 is better) to see if they would agree to decouple their links.

There is nothing unethical about asking people to change their minds, especially circumstances have changed.

]]> By: Brett Borders http://copybrighter.com/blog/reverse-link-building-for-reputation-management#comment-1478 Brett Borders Wed, 23 Apr 2008 16:56:27 +0000 http://www.copybrighter.com/blog/reverse-link-building-for-reputation-management#comment-1478 What aspect of politely asking someone if they'd consider no longer linking to a "sucks.com" site or negative revenge article do you consider borderline unethical? Curious. What aspect of politely asking someone if they’d consider no longer linking to a “sucks.com” site or negative revenge article do you consider borderline unethical? Curious.

]]> By: Glen Allsopp http://copybrighter.com/blog/reverse-link-building-for-reputation-management#comment-1477 Glen Allsopp Tue, 22 Apr 2008 14:54:29 +0000 http://www.copybrighter.com/blog/reverse-link-building-for-reputation-management#comment-1477 Hmm, bordering on very unethical although its quite an intuitive idea. Of course, I'm sure you would only do this if the result was wrong? ;) Hmm, bordering on very unethical although its quite an intuitive idea.

Of course, I’m sure you would only do this if the result was wrong? ;)

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