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Take-Away #1 - Ask For A Link In Order Emails (And Other Customer Communications) Tom Critchlow suggested asking for a link in your order emails. It's a genius tactic, and I'm ashamed to say that I have heard this tip a few times before, but haven't implemented it yet. That's no good. This is so simple, so easy to do, and potentially so valuable that there is no excuse for not doing it, right now. If you control the code on your e-commerce sites, then stop reading right this minute, fire up your code editor, and add some kind of version of this text to your outgoing order confirmation emails: Do you have a website or blog? Link to us! Just copy and paste this code.


Oursite.com>Subtly Optimized Anchor Text</a> If jordan mobile phone numbers database you don't control the code, then stop reading right this minute and fire off an email to your dev team. I just did this on five different e-commerce sites I manage and it took me exactly four minutes and 12 seconds. You do the math and figure out what the ROI is on that, even if it results in just a few extra links. While you're at it, think about other places this could be added to.


Put it on your website somewhere, maybe even put it in your email signature. You'll be surprised what people will do when you tell them to, and "link to us" is a clear and direct call to action. Take-Away #2 - Use The Top Pages Tool To Identify Your Competitors' Link Bait And Learn From It Rand pointed out that you can use the Top Pages Tool (Pro only) on your competitors' sites to see the pages that have earned them the most links.