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	<title>Comments on: Link Wars</title>
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		<title>By: Clay</title>
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		<description>I was glad to read this post as I have such mixed feelings about links.

I use blogs in my content marketing strategy to promote my own business. I try to make them informative so as to establish credibility and expertise, and sometimes a link taking a reader away from my blog is quite useful in giving the reader additional information, further context or even a look at an original article I might reference.

But it sure seems to defeat the marketing goal if you drive the traffic away from your site, doesn&#039;t it?

I make certain that my links open in a separate window rather than direct traffic away from my site. I&#039;ve found in my own reading that keeping the original window open keeps me &quot;on the page&quot; in a manner of speaking, and I hope it does so for readers of my blog.

I do kind of like Miller&#039;s approach and may try it out and see if I&#039;m comfortable with it.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I was glad to read this post as I have such mixed feelings about links.</p>
<p>I use blogs in my content marketing strategy to promote my own business. I try to make them informative so as to establish credibility and expertise, and sometimes a link taking a reader away from my blog is quite useful in giving the reader additional information, further context or even a look at an original article I might reference.</p>
<p>But it sure seems to defeat the marketing goal if you drive the traffic away from your site, doesn&#8217;t it?</p>
<p>I make certain that my links open in a separate window rather than direct traffic away from my site. I&#8217;ve found in my own reading that keeping the original window open keeps me &#8220;on the page&#8221; in a manner of speaking, and I hope it does so for readers of my blog.</p>
<p>I do kind of like Miller&#8217;s approach and may try it out and see if I&#8217;m comfortable with it.</p>
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