Reddit mentions of Ghostbusters
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| Release date | April 2007 |
I politely disagree with some of the previous comments.
Business is not about marketing, branding, or SEO; it's about the value you're providing to people. Do people want or even care about your product?
If the answer is no, being number one on Google won't help you there. Speaking of Google, they rank you based on how many
SEO seems counter intuitive.
In order to rank high you have to have traffic and authority links on your site but you can't get traffic and authority links to your site before you rank, right?
Either this leads to a never ending black hole or there must be a way to do it.
Well there is, and it's called adding value.
You think Wikipedia worries about SEO? How about Amazon? Well they can't be with links like this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008Y70TMK/ref=s9_nwr...
These sites provide so much value people flock there, and over the years they have naturally acquired more and more page rank and authority.
Even Reddit itself didn't gain its popularity at first through SEO. As a matter of fact, when Reddit was relatively unheard of, the founders posted links themselves to the front page to start conversations.
But at the end of the day, it's the value that your product/service provides for people.
I know, I've said it over and over again but it's so important. When you have something to offer people, the next logical step is to get it out there.
I think I've driven the point home of making sure your product/service adds value (one more time for good measure) to people.
Without it, you can rank number one on Google for 100 different keywords, have the best marketing strategy, and everyone can know your brand name, none of it will really matter because no one will actually do business with you.
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