Comments on: Tynt May Get You Some Links. But It Probably Won’t. http://www.prospectmx.com/tynt-tracer-link-building-test/ ProspectMX, LLC Wed, 01 Feb 2012 15:17:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Marquis Hunt http://www.prospectmx.com/tynt-tracer-link-building-test/comment-page-1/#comment-2071 Marquis Hunt Fri, 23 Jul 2010 22:55:43 +0000 http://www.prospectmx.com/tynt-tracer-link-building-test#comment-2071 Statistically speaking, Tynt would work on a good scale because most bloggers don't use any editors outside of TinyMCE and CK and most bloggers are running through writing more than SEO work while writing. I can see this helping out a lot. You have 18-year olds blogging about Lindsay Lohan going to jail. Pretty sure I will get a backlink from; they aren't using HTML editors or careful with their pageranks. Statistically speaking, Tynt would work on a good scale because most bloggers don’t use any editors outside of TinyMCE and CK and most bloggers are running through writing more than SEO work while writing.

I can see this helping out a lot. You have 18-year olds blogging about Lindsay Lohan going to jail. Pretty sure I will get a backlink from; they aren’t using HTML editors or careful with their pageranks.

]]> By: Derek http://www.prospectmx.com/tynt-tracer-link-building-test/comment-page-1/#comment-349 Derek Tue, 24 Nov 2009 17:37:26 +0000 http://www.prospectmx.com/tynt-tracer-link-building-test#comment-349 Jonathan, you raise a couple of interesting points. I've asked our team to take a look into what we can do to keep links active when pasting into HTML. I think one important point is missed though. We really don't think of Tynt as an anti-plagiarism tool. If someone wants to take your content, they will find a way. We try to help more with the 'casual infringer', this is the person who likes what they read in your blog, then copies some part of it and shares it via e-mail, Facebook, or some other channel. In the majority of these situations the links work very well. We track which ones get activated, and which ones are visible to search engines. The SEO gain is much more clear for larger publications to be certain. For example, one daily newspaper we work with sees thousands of links activated and indexed every month, and in the last 30 days, those links have brought over 100,000 new visitors to the site. We are continuing to build out the functionality of Tynt Insight and we welcome any suggestions on ways to improve what we are building for all content publishers! Jonathan, you raise a couple of interesting points. I’ve asked our team to take a look into what we can do to keep links active when pasting into HTML.

I think one important point is missed though. We really don’t think of Tynt as an anti-plagiarism tool. If someone wants to take your content, they will find a way. We try to help more with the ‘casual infringer’, this is the person who likes what they read in your blog, then copies some part of it and shares it via e-mail, Facebook, or some other channel. In the majority of these situations the links work very well. We track which ones get activated, and which ones are visible to search engines.

The SEO gain is much more clear for larger publications to be certain. For example, one daily newspaper we work with sees thousands of links activated and indexed every month, and in the last 30 days, those links have brought over 100,000 new visitors to the site.

We are continuing to build out the functionality of Tynt Insight and we welcome any suggestions on ways to improve what we are building for all content publishers!

]]> By: Kaila S | Vertical Measures http://www.prospectmx.com/tynt-tracer-link-building-test/comment-page-1/#comment-348 Kaila S | Vertical Measures Tue, 24 Nov 2009 16:59:51 +0000 http://www.prospectmx.com/tynt-tracer-link-building-test#comment-348 Great info on Tynt. It looks interesting, but you're right, a few of the essentials kind of slip through the cracks. I'll have to check out the RSS footer plugin. Great info on Tynt. It looks interesting, but you’re right, a few of the essentials kind of slip through the cracks. I’ll have to check out the RSS footer plugin.

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