I looked as though I had just walked in off the street. 🙂

Also, I was very drunk or hungover much of the time.

It’s good to see people testing SEO on a macro level, but the reality of a macro test is really a tough one with the variables at work. Good stuff though and thanks for sharing these items on your blog.

I did go to Think Visibility last year and loved it. In fact I was on networking over-drive so surprised I missed you! Couldn’t agree more…Tim Nash and Dave Naylor both seem like really nice people, and happy to give you honest perspectives and a nice bit of their time – great stuff!

Thanks for the comment Shaun…

Ben

Actually that test still draws some criticisms – in fact there’s a thread at cre8asiteforums discussing it today. Hey it gets links lol.

I didnt expect to find a magic number (I am going to test it again) the point was THERE MUST BE A LIMIT OR WE COULD JUST GO ABOUT LINKING WHOLE PARAGRAPHS.

IN my opinion, the keyword diversity in your link profile is pivotal when it comes to ranking. I think a lot about that stuff becuase I love macro SEO.

I just wanted to show people my thinking. Talking about things, or disagreeing with things, without showing what your thinking about is plain crazy in my book.

I love it when people say – er your wrong there because I learn something. Sebastian X pulled me up a cracker one day and I got a great interview with that brain as a result and I consider him a pal now. Some people do it at conferences I do it on my blog and youre right its all about learning.

The community thing – sometimes I like it, sometimes not when I see people attacking each other for flame bait. I dont like that much. People are usually generally very nice in person (Dave naylor, Tim Nash, etc) though they might be too busy to answer your fing tweets!

Think Visibility by Dom Hodgson ( in the UK is a great Meet-up – you should look at adding that and going this year!

Thanks again for the mention!