How to Generate Leads on a Budget - 5/26/09 Webinar Discussion
Posted May 26th, 2009 by Mike Volpe
We will be discussing follow-up questions from the 5/26/09 webinar here.
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We will be discussing follow-up questions from the 5/26/09 webinar here.
Videos for web
JD Wilson 2 years 51 weeks 5 days 4 hours ago
Couple of practical questions;
1 - It "seems" that most new videos are 16:10 as opposed to 4:3 ratio. Is the widescreen a better choice now ?
2 - Are you aware of a 1280x720 (HD) web cam available that attaches directly to a regular Windows XP PC by USB (as opposed to MAC firewire)
Great webinar. Thanks.
links from trusted sites
Daniel Cook 2 years 51 weeks 5 days 4 hours ago
You mentioned that links from websites such as CNN are favoured higher than those from e.g. your cousins blog. On those sites such as CNN, people have the option to comment and discuss things. If a link was within somebodys comment would this be seen by google as coming from CNN and therefore be a very good quality link ?
Depends if SEO Credit is Passed or Not
Prashant Kaw 2 years 51 weeks 5 days 4 hours ago
Daniel,
That is a very good question. The answer is it depends. Many sites do not pass SEO credit to other sites from the comments sections such as on blogs. You can tell by looking at the link code in the HTML. If there is a rel="nofollow" parameter in the link then no SEO credit is being passed on to the site. There is really no standar practice around this yet but most big sites are no follow in the comments section by default.
Prashant
It Depends
RickBurnes 2 years 51 weeks 5 days 4 hours ago
Hi Daniel,
That's a great question. The answer is that it depends. From some large sites links from the comments section will pass SEO credit. Other large sites don't pass SEO credit for links in the comments.
A good way to tell if a link is passing SEO credit is to use the Firefox web browser, and use this pluggin: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5687.
Hope this helps!
Rick Burnes