First up is
Suggests to never optimize for just one word.
Stresses that blog coverage will bring much more online traffic than PR releases, though that blog coverage will/might be a result of the PR release.
One of his blog articles brought 30x more traffic than the article sent as a press release
Next up is
<b>Amanda Watlington</b>
Suggests writing good (descriptive) feed descriptions
Make sure to implement keyword rich titles. She stresses that every feed must have a keyword theme in it
Take advantage of MySpace as all of those pages are searchable
Talks about SecondLife and how it's a good place to effect people's behavior in real life. Lot's of advertising being done there.
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Todd Malicoat (informative)
Suggests Digg and Netscape as a linkbaiting place
He says that to succeed with Digg make sure your story gets dugg by others within 24 hour period. Simply yell to your friends on Digg. Someone mentioned that 30-50 votes are needed within 24 hours to get on the first page of Digg
Points out that DIgg.com does not give any link juice.
Gave an example of one of his posts that got dugg 1000 times and in results gave him around 1,500 incoming links
Stresses that "you won't get by with garbage"
Vote for your friends articles
Next up
Greg Hartnett
Recommends submitting to quality directories (Note: He is the owner of Best Of The Web directory)
Suggests adding pictures to Flickr and assigning keywords to your pictures
Shares a funny StumbleUpon's advertising option. It worked for him
Suggests joining Flickr groups. Add keywords, notes, tags, etc.
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Igor Mordkovich is an in-house marketing director for a NYC based online company. He also writes a personal blog on search marketing and advertising.
Igor's Blog: http://www.bizmord.com/Blog
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