Camtasia for Mac – Link Building Tips – Northern Light – Tank – RipOffReport – The Free Line Report 1.28.08
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Monday, January 28th, 2008
Hey Mac users — still missing Camtasia? We hear that the they are working on a version for the Mac — finally! Until then, pure-mac.com has a page with about every screen capture program for the Mac, and many of them are free.
From Aaron Wall of SEOBook.com and Andy Hagans: a great free resource on 71 good ways to build links to your web site — and 30 ways NOT to get links. That’s 101 Link Building Tips — for Free. You’re bound to see some good tactics you’re not doing right now.
One of the best free resources for business searches is the Northern Light search engine. This bot wades through business news sites, blogs, newspapers and business media. You can even save your searches as RSS feeds to get streamed to you in real time.
Tank is a new web site service that makes creating a new website as simple as starting a blog. The free version may have all you need, including photo handling and other things that get difficult if you only have a blog.
The Distilled started a badge campaign to get RipOffReport taken off of Google. Many SEO and SERM (Search Engine Reputation Management) bloggers report that RipOffReport is taking consumer feedback reporting and community feedback to a level that seems like extortion, requiring large payments to remove libelous postings from their site. But Google loves them so far, so companies have been paying to get the scandalous postings removed from RipOffReport’s web pages.
Thanks Brad for the great info. I especially enjoyed the information contained in the 101 link building tips. My hat is off to ya for sharing this information about moving the free line as well.
Thanks, Joyce!
[...] on a lot of free internet marketing and web 2.0 resources. One which he is featuring now is a 101 Link building Tips resource. Take a look – it’s quick bits of info. Not one of those godforsaken long 45 minute [...]
Hi Brad,
Thanks for the link!
That northern lights link looks interesting – might go investigate now.
[...] good news is I read that the people who developed Camtasia is finally going ahead to develop a version for Mac. Could this be a rumour? There is no official statement from Camtasia when the Mac version will be [...]
Hi Brad
Thanks for the kind words re tank. You might want to go have another look when you’ve got a minute: we’ve overhauled almost everything and it’s working even better than before.
All the best,
Alan