One of the biggest reasons I love working at Distilled is because I get to share information widely and help spark discussion, learning and engagement. Whether it’s blogging, presenting or tweeting. So when Appsumo came knocking I couldn’t resist the opportunity to record a video with them.
Actually I did two. The first one is here: Google Docs Unleashed. You can read the supporting guide to importxml here.
The second one has just gone live, it’s an hour long video interview between myself and the awesome Paul Hontz from The Startup Foundry and is free to download for 24 hours:
Link Building Tips for Startups – get it here
Here’s the first teaser sample from the full hour long video:
And here’s the second sample of me talking about using tools as a link building strategy:
The video is free to access today for 24 hours. Go grab it now!
Resources and Further Reading
If you’re looking for more awesome information on SEO, link building in general or marketing for startups generally I recommend the following:
- The SEOmoz Beginner’s Guide to SEO
- SEO for startups – a blog post by SEOmoz
- Strategic SEO for startups – by Patio11 (AKA Patrick McKensie)
If any startups are reading this and want help figuring out SEO and link building – drop a comment or a tweet. I love helping out startups 
Edit: I had the wrong link in the post initially – sorry about that. The link is updated to the correct one which allows you to grab the video for free.
Tom Critchlow Tom Critchlow is VP Operations for the NYC office, living in Brooklyn and working in Manhattan. Fiercely curious about most things and passionate about everything.
Hey – can you help me find it for FREE – they are charging for the video – when i click your link.
I just checked on this deal and its actually $25, not free. But still looks like a great investment.
Hey guys, sorry about the confusion – the original post had the wrong link in. The correct link above should get you the video for free.
Was it Steve or were you nervous during the interview. You were talking quickly throughout & made it slightly hard to follow. If so, Steve understands. Most likely do the same …
Or could be just not used to that speed. Either way, cheers (^ ^)
@Steve – ha, I wasn’t nervous, it’s just that I talk crazy fast at all times
see my other videos for a flavor or how fast I speak!
I ended up paying the $25, but it was well worth it at about $.50 per minute
Clicked the link but the offer wasnt free was $25. Ending up paying it in the end but have ot say it was well worth it very high quality content there.