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Two Link Spam Examples On e-Strategy Trends

By David Erickson | November 8, 2012

I am constantly amazed at how people waste time trying to get links from blogs with ham-handed link spam. Here are two recent examples for which I’ve had to hit the Spam button:

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Posted in Blog Marketing, Online Behavior and tagged Link Spam, Screenshot, Spam, Worst Practices

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