I have developed a site with around 8 inner pages. I know about on-page SEO, but someone suggested that I should also consider off-page SEO as it is very important for search engines to find a newly established site. I want to try out link building. Can anyone please guide me with the different ways for building quality and relevant links? All I know is that link building can be achieved through directory submission and by submitting links in industry specific websites and authoritative websites. Should I also create a blog on the site? Apart from these, what are the factors that I need to concentrate on?
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Off Topic Disagree Agree Likenot all directories are bad, but there are only few that are good. But I still find directory submission a good one, it doesn't your website anyway.
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Off Topic Disagree Agree Like10 years ago search engines did not distinguish between the 2 very well, but due to sites such as these Google changed its algorithms to give much more weight to one-way links.
The best links are the natural links that users who visit your website make. These can be difficult to achieve at first so you can use a reputable company to distribute articles you have wrote (interesting ones about the subject in hand) to good quality article sites.
Also you can pay an arm and a leg to get good quality on-way links to your website (on websites with a decent PageRank, relevant content and minimum external links), which will go a long way to helping your PageRank.
If you want to know more I wrote an article on what link building is and also a kinda link building campaign guide
(that is gonna make me look spammy - but at least it is correct and good information)
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Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeSites like Digg and Delicious are great for this....
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Off Topic Disagree Agree Likebacklinks have MUCH more weight than reciprocal links ?? Matt Cutts must have mis read his script on the subject - Google appear to have accepted that they cannot effectively distinguish a bad (spammy) reciprocal link from a good one YET - they can determine that it is reciprocal but that is all - so hence they are not penalizing reciprocal links in a general sense - they are penalizing excessive linking, regardless of whether one way or recip. Having 50 quality and authoratative reciprocal links is better than 300 inbound links of not quite the same quality (site is selling shoes, 50 recip links from shoe manufacturers / fashion magazines versus 300 from, well, from ?? - I know which I would take. Google apparently cannot definitively tell if a recip link from shoes.com to/from robertkajinzski.net.br is spam or os robert a retired respected shoe designer? Relevence plays a big part in links BUT non relevant links do not get you penalized, you just dont earn brownie points for them.So it is tantamount to being incorrect to make broad statements as you did. It is always good to elaborate a statement, Google loves that, quality content.
I am not so sure that Google ranks links from Social sites all that highly for the similar reason attributed to directories - they are so easy to get, spend a few hours a day for a week and you can generate a gazillion - it is amazing the percentage of people that just click approve to a friends request then bingo they have 30 friend and so on - human nature - and in the greater majority of cases the pages have no relevance whatsoever to a website content - so again apparently not discounted by Google but appearently not highly rated either -(today, were some years ago - like many aspects in Googles thinking, it is fluid and continually changes). Social sites are good (better) for traffic generation which is their main value as far as page ranking goes.
So there are some thoughts - and that is just what they are, my thoughts and opinions open to comment.
cheers,
Mike
p.s. Sorry Steve - I had to delete the links in your quote in this post because I am yet to be permitted to post links - LOL, all I was doing was copying yours and got smacked
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