January 25, 2006

BizNicheMedia Link Baiting Competition: $1,000 Prize

Link baiting. It's the new link building. It's the single most important thing a blogger can do to get that large jolt of traffic (and links) to a new blog.

Scrivs is good at it. Darren is great at it. And we at BizNicheMedia SUCK at it.

The problem is, we want some exposure for our blogs/network. But we're too lazy and uncreative to think of good link bait ideas. So we thought to ourselves, how can we outsource link baiting?

The answer, of course, is to hold a link baiting competition. So here's the deal: whoever gives us the best link baiting idea (as subjectively determined by me and Rich) wins $500 USD. In. Cold. Hard. Cash. (We'll PayPal you.)

A few guidelines:

  • The link bait should either be something we can implement on this blog, or on our entire network.
  • It can be an article we should write, a tool we should make, a gimmick we should use, or anything else that has the potential to get BizNicheMedia.com (or our blog network) viral links... but keep in mind it needs to be something we can (and will) actually do... and we are generally pretty lazy, and do not know how to program anything.
  • Please suggest your idea in 200 words or less.
  • To review: we will choose the winning submission based on what we think is the best easily-implementable link bait idea described in 200 words or less .
  • If you are under the age of 18, you are not permitted to submit an idea. Sorry.
  • Submit your link bait idea by posting a comment on this blog entry. Make sure to use your real email address when you comment, so that if you win, we can get in touch with (and pay) you.

The deadline for submitting your link bait idea is 11:59 PM ET on January 31. The winning entry will be chosen by BizNicheMedia on February 1.

WAIT! There's a twist, of course.

7 days after the end of the competition (on Feb. 8), Rich and I will actually implement the link bait idea. (For instance, if you suggested an article that we should write, we will actually write and post the article.) If the link bait makes it to the del.icio.us / popular page within 72 hours, we'll give you another $500 USD. In. Cold. Hard. Cash.

And that's it.

So who's got a good link baiting idea for us?

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Comments

Post your business plan ;O)

Posted by: Chris Garrett | Jan 25, 2006 3:39:45 AM

How's that for a linkbait?
http://www.squidoo.com/linkbait/

Posted by: Dictionary | Jan 25, 2006 6:54:24 AM

My idea:

Make a product worth linking to.

Contact me for payment details.

Posted by: bart | Jan 25, 2006 7:15:27 AM

Everyone's thought are turning to taxes right now. Write a humorous article entitled Ten Best Ways to Screw The IRS.

Posted by: Donna Fontenot | Jan 25, 2006 7:34:51 AM

Write an article about how Matt Cutts is just using Google as his cover, he's really an alien.

Posted by: SEN | Jan 25, 2006 7:57:36 AM

Super Bowl Crowd Riots in Detroit
timing is everything.... get me a ticket and I will get pics after I start the riot

Posted by: AussieWebmaster | Jan 25, 2006 8:46:08 AM

Write an article about how porn is encouraged by the bible.

Posted by: SEN | Jan 25, 2006 9:17:54 AM

Create a firefox extension that allows people to monitor stats on their blog network - comments, emails, adsense revenue, traffic stats for each individual blog, all arranged inside a nice little window (think performancing for firefox)...you could do a lot with such an extension.

or, you could go with Chris's idea and post your business plan :)

Posted by: Ahmed Bilal | Jan 25, 2006 9:39:13 AM

No no no, it's too early to go meta. This is the stage where you jump on the discussion to show up on memeorandum.com. Then you run through several link bait examples. *Then* you run the contest. Next, you sell the software that promises link baiting. Finally, after the vein is completely tapped out, you write the e-book.

Clearly, you should write a "life cycle of a link bait" post, using something like the million pixel home page as an example. ;)

Posted by: Matt Cutts | Jan 25, 2006 9:50:03 AM

Write an article about the big idea you had to have creative people post their big ideas on your public blog, but every time someone posted one ten other people would quickly executed the big idea and after a week you were left with no riginal ideas to pursue despite your original, unique "big idea". A real bummer.

On second thought, that article would probably suck.

Posted by: John Andrews | Jan 25, 2006 10:17:08 AM

It seems you have already found your idea...

Pretty sharp...

Posted by: QuarteruZ | Jan 25, 2006 10:17:52 AM

That stats post just prompted another great idea I will share here. Make a stats extension *for bloggers*. One that is simple and easy. Forget all the complicated hit counts, because you really need to just dislay what matters...kinda like an executive dashboard for bloggers.

All it has to say is "you the man" or "dork", really. And be sure and use a language file, so the labels are theme-able.

"You the man" vs. "Dork"
"U ROK" vs. "U SUK"
"U GO GRRRL" vs. "NBDY CARES BOUT U"

show a demo, too. (but don't worry, demos don't actually have to work on the web).

Posted by: John Andrews | Jan 25, 2006 10:22:18 AM

Kidnapers Take Hostages in the Blogosphere

An extremist group of cats who are distraught over losing the limelight in the blogosphere break into the offices of BizNicheMedia and take hostages (insert picture of kitty sniper with rifle looking out window). The entire staff has been taken hostage and won't be released until the their demands are met (insert picture of Andy tied to chair with duct tape over his mouth). Their demands are simple, stop all professional, corporate and commercial blogging across the internet. This will restore the natural balance and cat blogging will return to it normal place at the forefront of the blog world.

Get quotes and commentary from noteable bloggers across the globe like Wobert Goble, Sven Wubel, Jay Ioto, Huey Mecloud, and others. The popular, handsome and admired Mathew Cats can be called in to negotiate for the hostages safe release.

Posted by: graywolf | Jan 25, 2006 10:41:38 AM

Create a linkbait campaign tracker like viralchart(s?).com. Then you can position yourself to see tons of linkbait techniques as they are launched.

Posted by: nuevojefe | Jan 25, 2006 10:54:30 AM

Have one of your blogging buddies post a contest to run in direct correlation to yours with the following stipulations:

A) Not linking to BizNicheMedia

B) Post a link to the non-www version of Matt Cutt's blog

Posted by: kid disco | Jan 25, 2006 11:36:37 AM

Whoa... you guys may want to look into redirecting the non-www yourselves.

Posted by: kid disco | Jan 25, 2006 11:40:29 AM

> you guys may want to look into redirecting the non-www yourselves

Meh.

Posted by: Andy Hagans | Jan 25, 2006 11:50:55 AM

Give me $200, keep the other $300 to use as a prize for a Create a WordPress Design Contest or WordPress Plugin Contest.

Then make sure all entries are downloadable from a new blog you are going to create, and the ones downloaded from your new blog, all have a link back to your site.

Then you are getting 2x the links. 1 from people excited about the contest and its $300 prize, and another from people downloading the themes from the contest from the new blog that has a link back to your site.

Posted by: David | Jan 25, 2006 12:17:03 PM

Perhaps a variation a popular radio show bit where the winner of the contest gets a famous person to call into a radio show (fame can be thought of by you in any way - net celeb, real world celeb) to link from their site to yours... Whoever is judged to have gotten the most famous person wins $250, and I get the rest.

Posted by: brian harniman | Jan 25, 2006 12:40:28 PM

Spend $200 on distributing a press release telling everyone about a new contest where you get someone famous to link to post in your blog. The person who is the most famous will win the contest.

Write an article about link bait--sorry, I tried that one a few days ago and it didn't work. Not that many people linked to it.

Posted by: Bill Hartzer | Jan 25, 2006 1:03:50 PM

Write articles and put links to your site on them. It's not an original idea but it works...

Posted by: sportsnews | Jan 25, 2006 1:21:10 PM

Write a post discussing the benifits of using third word, child labor as blog writers. Two weeks later retract the statement and post a public apology.

You'll make to the popular page twice.

Posted by: your_store | Jan 25, 2006 2:17:37 PM

Be the first site to create a web site jingle. Just like a TV jingle that gets stuck in your head all day, use a little ditty for your home page. Send the word out that you have the first web site jingle and watch the links roll in.

Posted by: Jonathan | Jan 25, 2006 2:26:43 PM

Get a large ego and do something funny or controversial. Get some big whig in your industry to give you a nickname. They'll announce your new nickname to everyone in the industry by blogging about it or just linking to you with your nickname as the link text.

Start giving other people nicknames just the link credit or just for the heck of it. They'll start blogging about you, and give all those other people links.

Posted by: Bhartzer | Jan 25, 2006 2:38:13 PM

I can one up my list suggestion-

You know those Bud Light Salutes Real Men of Genius commercials. Do one (or a couple dozen) focused on SEO.

Here's to you adding meta tags only marketer!
Here's to you Mr. wanna be first on Google by next week guy!

Posted by: Jonathan | Jan 25, 2006 2:38:14 PM

This article will write itself:

Outsourcing Linkbait - does it work?

Posted by: nathan | Jan 25, 2006 2:55:14 PM

Do what you've done here on a recurring basis. Offer a cash prize for the best idea on a given subject. If you run out of ideas, offer a cash prize for the best subject proposal.

Nice traffic spike, by the way: http://www.sitemeter.com/?a=stats&s=s17biznichemedia&r=6

Posted by: Easton Ellsworth | Jan 25, 2006 3:25:56 PM

Get the ten best entries to this competition and conduct a Survivor-style vote-off, where users get to vote down all but the best idea.

And/or include a picture of a nude lady which appears gradually as you count down the top 10.

Posted by: Paul Montgomery | Jan 25, 2006 6:29:35 PM

Set up a site that sells millioons of pixels and then when it crashes claim that the russian mob is holding it hostage .. oh wait that's been done.

Offer a free ipod to whoever emails a post from your site to a friend.

http://www.inhouseblog.com/inhouseblog/2006/01/win_an_ipod_tel.html

Posted by: Kevin Heller | Jan 25, 2006 6:35:58 PM


Spend another $500 and offer to give away exactly 1 share of GOOG.

Posted by: plumsauce | Jan 25, 2006 10:11:38 PM

You just did it successfully. Just keep running contests and you'd earn the links automatically.

You might also want to run a "Spread An Ad" contest where the person who speads the most wins. IMO, that way you get both advertising+linking done in one shot.

regards,
jane

Posted by: BlogContestSite.com | Jan 26, 2006 1:26:59 AM

Create a post unmasking digg.com. Say digg.com is itself a digg clone. Say Digg is cloning a foreign little site (You can use my portuguese digg clone for that matter http://ouvidizer.com) :P

Posted by: Sergio | Jan 26, 2006 4:22:21 AM

Why am i such an asshole? In the last comment I could get a link in BiznichMeida to my http://ouvidizer.com and I spoilled it with a ) at the end of the url.. dumb dumb dumb...

Posted by: Sergio | Jan 26, 2006 4:28:15 AM

Launch a new blog with a layout being a total rip-off of a well known blog. Judging from past few days, this creates a looooot lot lot of buzz.

Posted by: Ozh | Jan 26, 2006 5:29:46 AM

LinkBait Roadmap 2006

1. Fool Tenacious D fans into thinking this site is actually run by the band $150

2. Rewrite Tenacious D song lyrics, title it "My Biznitch is the Shiznit so Linkzhit", and point all morons back to Biznichemedia.com $250

3. Cool you and your buddies down with an ice cold Frooty Biznitch $100

Recipe:
1 oz Skyy® vodka
1 oz peach schnapps
3 oz pineapple juice
3 oz cranberry juice

4. Running around the office screaming "Biznitch, My Biznitch is the shiznit, Biznitch, My biznitch is the shiznit" because you scored massive points on Search Engine Round Table and Googles own Matt Cutts actually posted on this thread...priceless


Posted by: jZillan | Jan 26, 2006 8:39:23 AM

Develop a useful SEO tool... oh wait, your lazy and not programmers... "something we can (and will) actually do..."...so lets see what you have done... I don't see anything but articles and blog posts. Your not worthy of my idea. I guess that leaves you with writing an article. Oh well, I guess I will get back to brainstorming my cool SEO tool's ideas.

Posted by: David | Jan 26, 2006 8:42:41 AM

If I had such an idea, I'd probably implement it on my blog and earn more than $1000...:-)

Posted by: randramble | Jan 26, 2006 9:18:46 AM

Looking at who has linked to this contest, I think your linkbait contest has already paid off.
Here's my idea:
1) Take screen captures of the Super Bowl commercials.
2) Create a Top 10 article that summarizes the commercials and provides links to the company that placed the ad. It could be the 10 Funniest, 10 Best or 10 Worst commercials. Pick which one seems like it will generate the most buzz and make sure you create a nice looking page with appealing copy.
3) Get it up on your site as fast as possible. This is where early entry is key - you need to be the first to publish the list. Try to even work on it while the Super Bowl progresses, but be ready to replace one of the top 10 picks if something better comes along.
4) Spread the word, and spread it quickly. Let your blogger friends know about it and get it in del.ico.us as fast as possible. Even consider submitting a press release.
5) As content rolls in from other sources, revise your page to include links to the commercials, etc.

Why it will work: Super Bowl commercials get a lot of buzz. People go online to view the commercials again and learn more about them (historical search keyword data solidly supports this). Since the Super Bowl takes place after this contest is over, you'll still have time to implement it before someone hijacks the idea. I would be implementing this idea myself if my team wasn't playing (Go Seahawks).

Posted by: WebConnoisseur | Jan 26, 2006 9:53:18 AM

OK, the quickest, easiest, and laziest way to get *at least* 100 links... just spend another $500 and offer a fiver to the first 100 people to link to you.

Ha.

Posted by: Barry Bell | Jan 26, 2006 12:35:45 PM

Buy an ipod then have a contest where everyone who creates a link will get one entry into the contest to win the ipod. You can also buy something bigger/more expensive and sell it at a big discount to the winner, then you can also say that all the procedes will go to charity.

Posted by: brent | Jan 26, 2006 1:48:04 PM

Create a simple game where you make people guess if the result of generic keyword queries.

For example:

Keyword: Cars
Who is the top organically listed car manufacturer?
A) Toyota
B) Ford
C) Jaguar
D) BMW

Keyword: Music
Who ranks higher?
A) Apple
B) Yahoo!
C) Google
D) MTV

Keyword: Political Party
Which official website ranks highest?
A) Republicans
B) Democrats
C) Libertarians
D) Reform Party

Posted by: davezuls | Jan 26, 2006 2:58:17 PM

Ok, last one.

For every day that you don't get 'X' amount of links, you sacrifice a kitten. Live. On this site.

Easy.

Posted by: Barry Bell | Jan 26, 2006 4:54:51 PM

I posted an idea, then deleted it cause it's just too freakin good to give away for a grand. Sorry.

Posted by: Paul Short | Jan 26, 2006 5:58:29 PM

it's not linkbait, but somebody sent me a cool thing for a buck

www.onemillionblogs.net

I figure it can't hurt to be on the front page.

Posted by: Brian | Jan 26, 2006 8:17:22 PM

I think the name "Link Baiting" could be considered a black hat technique which is why most people wouldn't consider it as a legitïmate organic tactic.

Posted by: Mandy | Jan 27, 2006 4:28:53 AM

create some crazy articles titles. for example,

hmmm.. "RIAA motion to make porn illegal" :D

make a top 10 list of something.

eg. "top 10 reasons to quit blogging"

Posted by: mark | Jan 27, 2006 6:04:46 AM

you already link baited people with the contest and offering such a large sum. keep doing more stuff like that ;)

Posted by: mark | Jan 27, 2006 6:13:33 AM

This is actually fairly easy to do. First determine the skill that everyone has and thinks they are unbeatable at...

That would be, "searching the internet for information."

Next determine an outrageously large prize number, say, number of applicants that enter the contest.

Third provide guidelines that you have found several obscure pieces of information located in several obscure databases or servers located in several obscure remote corners of the internet/universe.

Fourth publicize the contest throughout the internet. (very important!)

The goal of course is to accurately obtain the location of the piece of data supplied to you in the shortest amount of time.

Entry fee is 1 dollar and a permanent link from your website. Your start time is measured from when the information you are searching for is disclosed from the parent site, and your efforts need to be trackable by ip address and logs for you to collect the prize (tech guy step forward please).

Can't you just see all the university students working as one cohesive unit through IM after just one of them is given the information to find. They'd try to hack every conceivable firewall on the planet to get the information.

priceless...what a phenominal bandwidth hog this would be. I can actually see the lights dimming in the campus security HQ as the computer science department sucked electricity.

There you go, I'll take the payment in small untrackable bills. Please leave the exploding die pack out of the case when you send it.

Posted by: Bruce | Jan 27, 2006 8:37:56 AM

I read over the rules a few times, a didn't see a one entry per person limit. So I'll share 3. I'm assuming that you'll only select one winning entry, and pay that person $500, and that you will not select 2 or more entries and divide up the $500 prize. It would be nice if you do happen to pick more than one winner, that you'd pay $500 to each winner.

Here's my 3 ideas:

1. Think win-win. If you want links to your website (or network of websites), give people what they're searching for. Take a look at Yahoo Buzz and Lycos 50 each week, and offer your personal opinion and commentary about the top 10 searches of the week. Be sure to provide outgoing links to what the most people are searching for.

2. To have a viral linking idea, I'm assuming you'd like something that will last for a while, and not just for a week. So this will require you have content that is fresh and relevant at least 3 times a week, and something that people will want to tell others, and others will link to. What do people link to, content-wise (since you said you weren't going to program a useful web app)? How about an online series of articles about how to make money online. Seems to be lots of interest on that, many people selling courses or books or DVDs about using AdSense to monetize your website. You can do that, just give it away FREE, instead of charging $39, $99, or $199.

3. With a $500 prize on getting posted on delicious, just monetize that. I'll hold the contest for people to del.icio.us link to your website during the 72 hour window between 2/8 to 2/10, and to comment on your website with their email address and del.icio.us ID. You select 5 people who comment randomly, and I will pay each of them $20 via PayPal, contingent upon your website showing up on del.icio.us/popular.

Posted by: djchuang | Jan 27, 2006 9:31:50 AM

Boobs

You can't go wrong with boobs.

To paraphrase Howard Stern: "Boobs = links."

Posted by: Bob the Bob | Jan 27, 2006 11:39:23 AM

Create a new post... 10 best Link Baiting ideas... based on comments here.

Posted by: daniel jones | Jan 27, 2006 6:07:23 PM

You know what....This competition itself is Link Baiting. :p

Posted by: Chrono Cr@cker | Jan 27, 2006 7:37:48 PM

Hopefully we can repurpose off the web ideas into on the web ideas.

If you have ever watched Office Space there is a brilliant idea called jump to conclusions.

I say you make a web version of that. Call it click to conclusions. Make it one of those fold up pieces of paper that have different answers under each triangle.

What a great idea. W00T. Prize money. Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie.

Posted by: aaron wall | Jan 29, 2006 12:51:52 AM

The truth is, you already answers your question.
Offering $1000 for giving you an idea of a good linkbaiting is a great idea of performing one.

Yet, I will start thinking now to give you another idea. lol

Posted by: Freddie Aguilar | Jan 30, 2006 1:49:24 AM

ok got a new idea after a while.

I think it is a good idea for you to participate in a populated forum and spread to the members that you are currently opening a contest every end of the month or every 2nd month about giving you an idea of any topic you wanted to or any kind of contest that may benefit you as well. The winner on every contest will receive $$$ as their prize.

This will require those interested to bookmark your blog and visit it every while to check what’s new or something.

Posted by: Freddie Aguilar | Jan 30, 2006 1:56:59 AM

SMASHING PHONES:

When you buy a new cellular phone you can't do anything usefull with your old one, then why not smashing it?

Make a blog with pictures and videos (using youtube for uploading them i.e.) where people show how they smash their cells.

Greetings from Spain :-)

Posted by: Neurotic | Jan 30, 2006 8:20:21 AM

Why not expose the Serious flaw in Technorati Link Stats (http://www.yugatech.com/blog/?p=606)? Create an experiment to prove this and tell David to hire his web developer fast to fix it.

Posted by: yuga | Jan 30, 2006 2:48:36 PM

Why not create a blog value calculator? This could be a hosted script to your blog network or a WP plugin.

From the recent sale of BlogHerald for $72k, we can create a mathematical formula to valuate a certain blog as a function of its PR, Yahoo linkdomains, Technorati links, and Google Indexed pages. Other factors can also be considered (age of the domain, TLD extension used, Alexa ranking, etc.). These factors can either add to the value or subtract from it (free hosted blogs, subdomain blogs, etc. gets minus points).

This script or plugin can then be placed on individual blogs, which automatically lists the price value and the stats.

Posted by: Abe Olandres | Jan 30, 2006 3:14:36 PM

Abe Olandres > a script like this exist already:

http://www.business-opportunities.biz/projects/how-much-is-your-blog-worth/

Posted by: mark | Jan 30, 2006 9:13:24 PM

I checked the script and it's only dependent on Technorati links. My suggestion is something more SEO-challenged.

Posted by: Abe Olandres | Jan 31, 2006 4:59:16 AM

I am going to focus on IQ tests as an example, but you can certainly use a variation of this. I suggest your writers and/or staff each take a single, or several, IQ tests, such as the Emode test. Post the ego-stroking summaries that come with the scores, and the IQ if you see fit. Also, include a few solutions to more challenging questions.

I suggest this based on my own experience with my old blog (which is now offline) where I posted just the summary from my Emode IQ test, but not my score, and a small jovial statement about using a calculator, scratch pad, and planning an hour to take the test. My blog normally saw little traffic other than a few friends. Suddenly, comments started coming in (about 180 by the end) on this post from strangers to my site looking for test question answers, offering answers, bragging about scores, degrading each other, and degrading me most often.

So, an IQ test is a great start, but simply write an article that inspires conversation from both intellectual, insightful people, and rude, trollish people alike, and is reaching beyond technology topics. IQ's are pretty universal.

Posted by: Christian Abraham | Jan 31, 2006 8:49:25 PM

I just found another idea. Try to create an article about the changes done to the latest update of google called "BigDaddy" and enumerate every known changes including preventive measures or ways needed to improve listnings in the said major search engine.

Posted by: Freddie Aguilar | Feb 1, 2006 12:39:39 AM

Find something that insults a lot of bloggers. Make a top 10 list while all sites with an RSS feed should be automatically excluded from Google. Everyone will link to you to prove what jerks you are, and you'll be set.

Posted by: Andy | Feb 3, 2006 1:12:23 PM

So who won? Where's the announcement? Did this achieve what you hoped? Did it rank on Delicious? Did you implement the idea?

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I'm interested to hear who won this contest? Did they earn the $500 bonus? As a furniture website, we've launched a Traffic Contest with $3000 in furniture as the prize. It runs from June 1st - August 31st, 2006. Good luck!

Posted by: Furniture Contest | Jun 2, 2006 9:11:39 AM

hello i was scouring the web for sitemeter stats and i stumbled upon your site.anyway, did anybody won the contest? is it extended?

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