Linkbait Coaching Starts on Monday

June 13th, 2008 · 2 Comments

My linkbait coaching program starts on Monday, 16th of June. Applications open at 2pm, it’s on a first come first serve basis.

I will be teaching all I know about putting the kind of content together that when put on your website attracts large amounts of links. These links help with your rankings in Google and helps you to get traffic to your website.

If you don’t know much about linkbait I wouldn’t advise you join as it is going to be quite advanced.

I am really excited about this as some great people want to join, it’s limited to only 20 people as I will be working quite closely with the members and provide a very personal service.

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Writing With The Motivation of a Mad Man

May 19th, 2008 · No Comments

“My uncle won the lottery and dropped dead. Two weeks earlier he’d divorced his wife over an argument about peanut butter: crunchy or smooth?”

My entry to the copyblogger.com, twitter writing contest.

Wouldn’t it be interesting if I could get a book deal off that sentence. Normally I wouldn’t bother because novel writing is so poorly paid and overrated. But, the challenge of getting a first novel on the basis of a sentence is juicy indeed.

Categories: writing

Red 1715

May 6th, 2008 · No Comments

To me my paintings are motivated by emotion. They are doodles, the paint pushed around until it finds its place. They are not of a thing, they are of a mood. I expect most people not to like.

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Lyndon Antcliff - Interviews

March 13th, 2008 · No Comments

Been doing a lot of interviews lately, I thought I would get them all in one place.

Lyndon Antcliff interview at Distilled - regarding linkbait
Lyndon Antcliff interview with Michael Gray aka Graywolf - regarding local search
Lyndon Antcliff interview with Hobo SEO regarding linkbait and social media marketing
Lyndon Antcliff interview with Kelvin Newman regarding social media marketing and linkbaiting

Most of the interviews are about my linkbaiting exploits. If I find any more I will add them.

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Dealing With Death

December 16th, 2007 · 1 Comment

I like to think you never really deal with death, rather it deals with you. You have no control over it, only the time and manner. Dealing with the death of a loved one seems the hardest thing in the world. You don’t really understand what sadness really is or it’s depth until you have experienced the death of a close one. Taken away and never to return.

OK sure, depending on your religious belief you may think a number of things may be going on. I think the one where everyone is in white and hangs around on a cloud is the hardest to believe. I this much, we are all stardust and death does not change this. Read More →

Categories: Thought

Link Dump

August 30th, 2007 · No Comments

A list of some of the links I visited today.

Great taglines of websites
Cool book from a funky writer
Smashing Magazine
Guardian travel top ten
Top diggers podcast
San Jose SES recap

Running a successful Stumbleupon account

Social News Networking Comment Trackers
Top Experiments from the Museum of hoaxes

Penzance web design
PPC Think
Can’t teach, then manage
Oh No! A “Ten Killer Link Building Posts” Post
Cheap Stock photos
Personal Development list
Website Design Sites
Airline meals
What a great idea for a site. Banal and fascinating. Without the web, this stuff would never be created.
Create an xml or html sitemap
How many xml site map creation tools are out there, you can never have enough.
Two great linkbait pieces
Anything on linkbait I read, particularly when it’s Cameron Olthuis blogging about it
Shoemoney and DMOZ? Linkbait?
Gotta love the Shoe, Wickedfire cracks me up. It’s like getting the most bitter web peeps in the world, stuffing them in a barrel and rolling down the hill. But, I love it.
Social Media Marketing Roundup

Torrent Tips
40 Books for profesional design development
Succeed Socially

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Have at least one perfect moment a day.

July 28th, 2007 · No Comments

It happens less and less to me, probably because I am too busy doing stuff to realise the sublime nature of creation.

I first read about the perfect moment in the Book swimming to Cambodia by Spaulding Gray. Read More →

Categories: Positive Thinking

The Ultimate guide to keeping focussed

July 22nd, 2007 · 4 Comments

What is it about focus that is so important? Why must we be so concerned if focus is something we lack?

I know that I am more successful at a task when I focus. Concentrating like a laser beam on the task in hand increases the chances of completing the task. Probably more than any one thing.

If we want to improve our ability to complete tasks we must improve our focus. Read More →

Categories: Time Management

Why you will never get what you want.

July 20th, 2007 · 1 Comment

How much do you desire your goals?

Desire is the fire in your belly that will get you where you want to go.
Desire is one of the first steps to take towards any goal.

But not just any desire, this desire must be powerful to move mountains, or at least YOU!

Your desire must be able to modify your behaviour if you expect to reach your goal. For example, if your goal is to lose weight and your desire to achieve your goal is not strong enough to stop eating the wrong food, you will not lose weight. The key to this is your desire. Read More →

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Why being a glass half full person is a good thing

July 19th, 2007 · 3 Comments

Are you a glass half empty kind of person?

The phrase is used to describe pessimists and people who have a negative outlook on life.

I have from time to time been described as a glass half empty kind of person. Read More →

Categories: Positive Thinking