Link Building
Deep Link submission
We will present your website to 12 deep link directories, which are elevated quality and well-indexed (in search engines) directories.
Contextual Link Building
Getting links from supplier
Step 1: “get client to tell us who their IT support company is”. Easier to action.
Obviously this wants to be followed with something like:
Step 2: “research suppliers website to observe if they use testimonials or link to clients”.
Custom Link Building
Valuable tactics for link building
Mention without a Link – This one is amazingly effective. Your goal is to identify sites/pages that already mention your brand/product/service/website but have failed to offer the direct HTML link. Just shoot them a pleasant, personal email and request the link – success rates can be very high. To find these willing linkers, you can use Yahoo’s advanced search parameters.
Profile Sites – All those “Web 2.0” sites that permit for the creation of profiles with links, from Frappr and Newsvine to MySpace and Yahoo! 360 to Digg, Del.icio.us and StumbleUpon are goldmines for links. Even those that don’t have direct links enabled often allow you to submit sites or explain what you’ve “tagged” or visited.
If there’s a mainly strong site in your sector that you desperately want a link from, this tactic can be of occassional use. The idea is to write a news article with some authority and request a quote from the company/individual you want a link from.
Sites from City search & Yellow Pages to Google provide global, local links if you sign up with them, but in nearly every mid-large metropolitan area, there are literally hundreds of directories and lists of local companies in every possible category. Oftentimes they’re free and even when they arent; the prices to be listed are fairly inexpensive.
History of linking with search engines
Triangle linking
Link farm and its expression
A link farm is any collection of web sites that all hyperlink to every other site in the group. Although some link farms can be formed by hand, most are created through automated programs and services. A link farm is a structure of spamming the index of a search engine . Other link exchange systems are designed to allow individual websites to selectively exchange links with other related websites and are not considered a form of spamdexing.
Where link weighting is still believed by some Webmasters to influence search engine results with Google, Yahoo!, MSN , and Ask , link farms remain famous tool for increasing PageRank or perceived equivalent values. PageRank-like measurements apply only to the individual pages being linked to, so these pages must in turn link out to other pages in arrange for the link weighting to help.
The expression “link farm” has always carried with it a derogative reputation. Many reciprocal link management service operators advertise the value of their resource management and direct networking relationship building. The reciprocal link management services support their industry as an alternative to search engines for finding and attracting visitors to Web sites.
How to build your backlinks count
The whole idea of link exchange research and came up with a 3-step process that involves an analysis of 3 pages of the web site we need to exchange links with. The 3 pages are:
- the home
- the directory page: this is the page that contains a list of categories that the site has put together in a bid to arrange its link exchanges.
- the backlink page: this is the page that will contain our backlink.
One way is to obtain the Google toolbar and visit the web site to see its PR. Another way is to use one of the many web sites on the Internet that enables us to find the PR of any web site. And still another way is to appear for software that will tell you the PR of any web site.
Although you will commonly need to look at these 4 things together in a sort of table in order to decide whether the target site passes the first step or not, there are definite results that would cause me to decide straight away not to exchange links with a site:
- if the PR of the site is zero,
- if the site is not scheduled in the Google index,
- if the site does not have any pages indexed by Google.
Its time to think links for new websites
Link building has long been the staple dietary topic for SEO and Internet marketing experts, but with good quality reason. This is hardly ground breaking news but having a great link profile will help you to rank well in the search engines. Having an particularly powerful link profile will also drive traffic directly to your website.
As the webmaster of a new site, there are several things you should do. First, you want to create a genuinely useful website filled with equally useful and informative content. You have to to ready yourself to add fresh content on a frequent basis, in order to retain existing site visitors and to attract the search engine spiders. You also want to start building links? A good link profile takes time to expand so it is essential that you start as soon as possible. Below are some of the more and less successful methods of building quality inbound links to your new website.
– Create Quality Content
– Free Directory Submissions
– Paid Directory Submissions
– Join Forums And Post Relevant Comments
– Tagging And Social Bookmarking
– Request Links
– Blog Commenting
– Article Syndication
– Offer Content To Other Sites
– Reciprocal Links
– Avoid Any Dubious