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If the tools are useful enough to attract backlinks, you might want to find a company that's audience would find value in your tools, and sell it to them as an
by davemel37 12y ago
If the tools are useful enough to attract backlinks, you might want to find a company that's audience would find value in your tools, and sell it to them as an seo strategy.
Here's the simple formula...
1. Content Development: Build a linkable asset (content or tools that people are compelled to share).
2. Outreach: Develop a targeting list of people who would likely link to your tool, and nurture a relationship with them.
3. Get Rich.
Packaged right, to the right company, you can probably charge $5k-$20k for the tool and another $5k/Month for outreach.
- davemel37 12y agoI don't recommend trying this, but this guy made a fortune using his SEO value for ranking of years for car insurance search terms. http://www.calculateme.com/ http://www.calculateme.com/ Basically, he published a bunch of calculators, got lots of links, built up pagerank (not a relevant metric anymore), and than built out unique content pages/ local directory for car insurance, and sold leads for a commission. Strategies like this where the content and links are not relevant to the category (i.e. calculators to car insurance) probably don't work anymore... But, if you can find an industry that is relevant to your tools, it should work really nicely, especially if you deploy it on their website under a resources section.