Link Building Post Panda by Eric Ward

Link Building Post Panda by Eric Ward

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Presented by link building experts Eric Ward and Ken McGaffin, “Link Building Post-Panda” will explain:

The real reasons behind Panda, Penguin, etc. – what’s Google trying to achieve with these updates?
How to combine link building with social media to maximize your results.
How to thicken up “thin” site content to avoid getting penalized.
The right (and wrong) way to use Google’s disavow tool.
Which links you should be pursuing—and which are a waste of time.

You Get:

11 on-demand videos (you can access them anytime)
Worksheets and step-by-step tutorials
Full transcripts of all videos in PDF format

Master Link Building in a Post-Panda World

Presented by Eric Ward and Ken McGaffin, two highly respected link building and SEO consultants, the “Link Building Post-Panda” video course is designed to help you optimize your online presence for Google’s latest changes—and safeguard it against the changes that are yet to come.

This timely series features 11 on-demand videos that explore the key aspects of post-Panda link building. The course also features:

Worksheets to help reinforce what you’ve learned
Video transcripts you can refer back to as needed
Links to comprehensive support resources

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