Great tip for improving your link building
The backlinks you want are from high quality, relevant sites with a PageRank that is preferably higher than your site.affil96754 wrote:Just add to this that google rewards if you link to quality authority sites like news sites which are updated constantly and you even get link credit
Here is an example indexed by google from an outgoing link
on my site http://www.weddingplannews.com
Wedding Planning | Wedding Plan News News for 08/29/2009
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jrliem wrote:Hi Mark,
Do you know how long, in average, Google can detect backlinks to my site.
I created an article in squidoo about two weeks ago & I put a link to my site. I checked that it's a dofollow link.
But when I cannot find any links to my site in Google Web Master.
thanks in advance,
Samuel
jstalker wrote:In Mark' s last webinar, he mentioned the Firefox plug-in, SEOQuake, to find highly ranked forum pages. This is an excellent tool but I'm having difficulty finding forums that will allow me to place an anchor text link to my site in my signature. This is considered to be spamming by all of the forums I have checked. I'd appreciate your feedback on this.
Thanks!
Joan
emumbert1 wrote:In your opinion, what is a good ratio for incoming links and outbound links. I don't really want to have too many outbound links, as people might leave my site before they buy.
caoimh wrote: I am interested in responses to this also
- having difficulty finding forums that will allow me to place an anchor text link to my site in my signature. This is considered to be spamming by all of the forums.
The difficulty of getting this done is minimized.
Also, how important is it in linkbuilding strategy? 20/100? 50/100? Or what?
Thanks - Caoimh
daveyace wrote:if i find a quality site that will give me 1 link, should i link to a page i want ranking or the home page thanks
amah006 wrote:Hi,
I have done a lot of links to my first website from social networks and I bookmarked them and sent the rss feeds to rss aggregators but It seems that Google doesn't count those links.
When I use the command "link" in Google it returns no results.
Could you please advise me what's the problem.
Thank You,
kieran wrote:The whole subject of link building seems to be a matter of opinion and counter-opinion, with no hard facts. I can see my supposed backlinks in Traffic Travis, but these tend to go all over the place. One day 320 links, the next 550, and so on. The other day I got a (small) sale from a neglected site that has no page rank, no more than 1 or 2 visitors a day and virtually no backlinks! With Google hiding the true situation, what can we do? Praying might have some value!
bigarsenalbear wrote:I learnt a lot from this post, but I was wondering: why do the links have to come from sites that are "relevant"? (I take it this means "in the same niche as your own site")
If you were creating links to get traffic through people clicking on them, then I guess the sites would need to be relevant (someone on a dog training site probably won't click a link to a muscle-building site).
But in terms of boosting your search engine rankings, does Google really take into account the topical relevance of the site you get the link from? Or does it just look at the authority and page rank of that page?
johnsonmick76 wrote:Thats good tip. But if you want to create, lets say 20 articles related to 20 different topics on your website, it is okay to submit those 20 articles on same directory. What do you think?
rosconz wrote:1) "relevant sites" - Mark Ling
After reading this forum over the week, I have came up with a great idea for link building. Why don't the 144 people on this forum with copied WOW strategy guide websites all link and deep link to each others and don't forget about Marks site as well pay your respect with a link back. = Relevant sites.
Counted up 121 different Dog aggression sites through the forum members here. should all link together too. Someone needs to set up a network of some type and link exchange.
Then the marriage sites but haven't finished counting those up.
2) I also find searching on google : "links.html" + your topic
Is good for finding sites that are likely to exchange links with your website.
MarkLing wrote:The backlinks you want are from high quality, relevant sites with a PageRank that is preferably higher than your site.
Start by searching for sites relating to your niche. You are looking for relevant and quality Web sites, so you need to find sites that have a Google page rank of more than your own site and that are relevant in some way to your industry and your Web site visitor. Using search engines, enter a variety of phrases then, review the sites you see listed.
Tip: Combining your search phrases with 'add link', 'add listing' or 'add URL' will find Web sites offering to publish links to other sites. Some may be free, some may require a reciprocal link and some may require you to pay for a listing. If you are only looking for free listings, try adding 'free' to your search (e.g. 'add free link').
info105 wrote:Thanks for the article. I have always found it difficult to build link for my Job site, but I will start now.
info105 wrote:Thanks for the article. I have always found it difficult to build link for my Job site, but I will start now.
info113 wrote:Please could you help us to find really quality back links? Is there any resource which includes a list of them?
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What about services that promise a huge number of links from high PR, EDU, and GOV sites? Do these really work?
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