Link building
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What link building software/tools/techniques do you use? Newbie help!!!
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None of these are tools that build the links. These are more links tools that help you identify opportunities or some of the good links you should try and get. More like a starting point.
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Are these tools that you guys are recommending frowned on by Google?
Would these create links that are "unnatural"?
Thanks
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I would strongly recommend the Link Prospector tool from Citation Labs - http://linkprospector.citationlabs.com/
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I've been eyeing this software for a while:
However, I just use Google, Gmail, SeoMoz and Majestic SEO for now.
You could start building your own Google Doc tools, though. Here's a starter:
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