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Poll: How Addicted To Links Are You?

Every industry has their addiction. Wall Street is known for their speed addiction, Hollywood for, well - can't list them all and so on. The SEO industry may have an addition to link acquisitions, mostly Google's fault :).

In any event, I found a humorous thread at HighRankings Forum that talks about one person's addiction to links. He said:

Hi I was just wondering if I am the only one that spends a lot of my spare time looking for links? I seem to be fanatical about contacting people, I even rang a company in Turkey that I thought would be good for me but we didnt understand each other on the phone - i think they got confused when i mentioned google, anyway every time I get a positive response I jump for joy and need another hit.

It made me laugh, I admit it, I guess it is all the time I spend reading forum threads and I cracked (no pun intended).

So let me ask you, anonymously, if you are addicted to links. Take our poll:

Forum discussion at HighRankings Forum.



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posted rustybrick in Link Building at July 6, 2009 8:53 AM Comments (7)

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Links are like vegetables...I don't enjoy being "forced" to eat them but they are darned necessary for good health :.)

 

Todd, that is great. I don't eat my vegetables.

 

And just exactly what are vegetables?

 

So creating a link bait article would be the same as home gardening.

 

I dream about internal links more... sad....I'm aware.

 

I dream about how much I hate having to request links on an occasional basis. Is that 3 votes?

 

I love my vegetables, "makes you grow big and strong", that's what my mother used to say.

@Randy, I like that.
@Hobo, not sad, that make's us two peas-in-a-pod!

 

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