To Use or Not To Use this Data?

Posted on January 18, 2011 by danaloiz

Have you ever needed to get the link data for a website and ended up having totally different results coming from similar sources?

Why didn’t they provide with the same results? How are you supposed to know which one are the REAL ones?

And if you think of all the hours you’ve spent just to get to this dead end….

And this is not the only inconvenience you have when querying the search engines for link data…

But there are solutions for these problems. Let me break them down for you:

Have certainty over your link data

The reason why the search engines and other link databases (such as OpenSiteExplorer) provide different results is because they are not too frequently updated and links have changed since the last time they were checked. Some new ones may have appeared and others may have been removed.

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3 Simple Things To Organize Your Linking Agenda

Posted on January 4, 2011 by danaloiz

Mobile phones wouldn’t be so great if you would still have to remember all the telephone numbers stored in it, right?

Or if you would have to walk around, carrying a telephone numbers agenda…. That would be awful!

The same way, you should neither deal with enormous lists of emails to be able to contact your link partners!

Or search through your entire pile of messages (and I know you have one ) to find your latest conversation with some partner of yours!

Therefore I’ve put together a small list of features that will make your work easier and will get you addicted to this tool for keeping contact with your link partners. Continue reading →

Competitive Link Analysis – Easier Than You Have Ever Imagined

Posted on December 7, 2010 by danaloiz

It’s not something new that a good source of link ideas can come from your competitors.

You already know that!

And you probably already use this source for getting new and valuable link information. But if you do not use it, then you should start looking into it. That is because using your competitors research for links lets you build more links faster and thus, overcome them.

But this is not exactly an easy job to do, right?

Stealing link ideas from your competitors involves a lot of work and is not always that effective. Each of your competitors has hundreds or thousands of links and going through each of them to find those you could also get, means long hours of hard work. Not to mention that you might not even find to many link ideas there and all that work would be for nothing. Continue reading →

Welcome to the ALM Blog!

Posted on September 9, 2009 by Eugen Oprea

Last month we launched the Advanced Web Ranking Blog and as promised we are finally launching the Blog for our link popularity software.

We actively listen to our customers and this blog is the result of their requirements.

It will contain useful information that will help you discover how to effectively use Advanced Link Manager to find new link partners, conduct competitive analysis, manage your existing backlinks, improve your link popularity.

What do we want to achieve with this blog?

From the beginning we want to make clear the reasons why we decided to start this blog. We want to:

inform and educate our customers on how to best take advantage of Advanced Link Manager to improve their link popularity
improve communication with our customers and make them feel more comfortable using our product
receive feedback about how our customers use and interact with our product
add personality to our brand, giving you a more personalized product and service

Because we decided to encourage multiple folks from our team to post, you will read sometimes informal posting, but most of the time, comprehensive information and advanced tips and tricks.

Here are some of the benefits of reading this blog:

find out more about Advanced Link Manager, read tips and best practices from those who created it
stay tuned with the latest improvements and new features
get links to helpful resources

If you like what you read please subscribe to the RSS feed and let us know what you think. Any suggestions or questions you may have are welcome.

The Advanced Link Manager Team
http://www.advancedlinkmanager.com/