Patrick is the President of Text Link Ads Inc, a Cincinnati, Ohio based online marketing firm. Text Link Ads buys and sells online advertisements that are designed to drive targeted traffic and raise link popularity. Text Link Ads services a wide range of clients from Fortune 500 businesses to individual website owners. He is a frequent speaker at the Search Engine Strategies and WebmasterWorld conferences.
Patrick founded Text Link Ads in 2003 and previously did pay per click management and seo for clients of his PatrickGavin.com business. He studied Marketing while attending Xavier University in Cincinnati.
Segment 1-
- Search expert recruitment. College graduates and freelancers getting into search. The importance of hiring someone to manage your search.
Segment 2-
- How Google views paid links? What’s Google Link Command? How to track and tell what is working and what’s not. Google vs. other search engines treatment of paid links. Permanent and Leased Links.
Segment 3-
- Selling your own text links. How much can be made doing this? Where does Text Link Ad go from here.
9 responses so far ↓
1 Myspace // Apr 12, 2006 at 5:47 am
They seem to sponsor just about everything on every webmaster website. There prices are complete garbage though
2 Garden Plants // May 11, 2006 at 7:00 pm
Interesting shift of focus. I don’t think they have any choice other than to go along with the search engines. The major SEs are forcing all the players to improve the quality of the internet.
Garden Decor
3 Longboard Skateboards // May 13, 2006 at 1:50 am
I think he’s right on with the focus changing more towards relevant links. Link Popularity just doesn’t have the bang for the buck that is used to…
Longboard Skateboards
4 Anthony Fallon // May 22, 2006 at 3:24 pm
I think what Patrick said on the show was pretty spot on. After hearing the show I purchased text links ads for a new site of mine ,the result being 600 new links on day two. I kid you not.
5 Keith Derr // Jun 3, 2006 at 12:35 am
I agree that you must get only relevant theme related links.
I highly recommend using Patrick Gavins’s service.
They are not over priced for what they offer.
Quick relevant links.
A lot of businesses do not have the time or the
knowledge to hunt down good sites to work with.
For the site owner with a much smaller budget if
your site is good enough you can find good back
links from relevant sites just by asking for it.
Not just reciprocal links but good one way links.
Its worked for me, it just takes time…
Keep it very personal, not a spam type email, and
you maybe surprised just how easily you can get
good one way links on theme related websites.
So its not all doom and gloom for the little guy
it just takes a little more work on your part.
6 SEO consultant resume // Jun 5, 2006 at 7:52 am
Resume of SEO consultant from India. Indian SEO consultant for freelance
7 SEO content writer - web content developer // Jun 5, 2006 at 7:58 am
SEO related Website content development
SEO ( search engine optimization ) content writers are available here for hire. We get the content development proposals by email or through websites, and then delivers the essay or web content written by professional website content writers - professional content developers according to SEO rules.
So if you need SEO content developers or freelance content writers please contact us at the following email addresses and phone numbers.
SEO professional and Search engine experts wanted ? Email us - webseos@gmail.com
8 Orlando Hotels // Oct 18, 2006 at 11:08 am
Isn’t Google starting to really clamp down on purchased link ads. I’ve heard that in some cases they are removing/reducing the ability of those sites to pass on page rank. Has anyone else heard this to be true?
Orlando Hotels
9 hoteles en Orlando // Jan 11, 2007 at 8:56 am
Well I have tried TextLinkAds.com. Great for building quick PR.
I got a great rate on some bulk ads, but you have to do your own research on the sites they give you. Don’t just blindly take the first list they give you.
You must log in to post a comment.