There are many different link building methods. The Wiki sites are great examples of link building. If you click on one link it takes you to another page that is about another topic. There all related to each other. Those websites are probably the most powerful websites on the internet today. It builds up a subject mater and the importance of it in different categories. Not only does it help out users, but it helps out the search engine spiders as well.
I find that many people shy away from building back links to their website. People have said that if you have lots of links going out from your website that you could get banned from the search engines. I don't think that is the case because if that were so, if you didn't like the guy over the abcdefg.com you could send lots of off colored links to his website and get him banned. You have no control over who puts a link to your website and what they are going to say about your site.
Buying a domain name that has been out there for a while is a good thing to do. But if you go out and buy a domain name, put up a website you're not going to have 30,000 links going to it over night. That doesn't happen in nature and that's what you want to do, replicate what happens in nature.
Even though directory submission aren't as nearly as effective as they use to be, you could still get a good ranking based on those submissions. I don't use directory submissions to rank for my keywords. I do directory links for diversity. You've got to focus on getting links from many different sources, not just one.
The best way you can build your links is slowly over a period of time. I've seen websites where the linking was aggressive and the website they where working on the links were no good after a while. Some websites go down and aren't up anymore. That's why you need to focus on a variety of links from different places. I like using services that drip out your links over a period of time. That's what happens naturally. Some things that help out a lot are articles and videos. Each link you put out that goes back to your website make sure it is a link that will entice the visitor to click on it to come to your site. Make sure your content is good.
Have a good reason to do something with your site; just don't do it for the sake of doing it for SEO purposes. You don't put up a page for the purpose of just putting up a page. You want the user to get enjoyment out of what you're putting up so that they will come back for more. Those are some of my link building methods.
I find that many people shy away from building back links to their website. People have said that if you have lots of links going out from your website that you could get banned from the search engines. I don't think that is the case because if that were so, if you didn't like the guy over the abcdefg.com you could send lots of off colored links to his website and get him banned. You have no control over who puts a link to your website and what they are going to say about your site.
Buying a domain name that has been out there for a while is a good thing to do. But if you go out and buy a domain name, put up a website you're not going to have 30,000 links going to it over night. That doesn't happen in nature and that's what you want to do, replicate what happens in nature.
Even though directory submission aren't as nearly as effective as they use to be, you could still get a good ranking based on those submissions. I don't use directory submissions to rank for my keywords. I do directory links for diversity. You've got to focus on getting links from many different sources, not just one.
The best way you can build your links is slowly over a period of time. I've seen websites where the linking was aggressive and the website they where working on the links were no good after a while. Some websites go down and aren't up anymore. That's why you need to focus on a variety of links from different places. I like using services that drip out your links over a period of time. That's what happens naturally. Some things that help out a lot are articles and videos. Each link you put out that goes back to your website make sure it is a link that will entice the visitor to click on it to come to your site. Make sure your content is good.
Have a good reason to do something with your site; just don't do it for the sake of doing it for SEO purposes. You don't put up a page for the purpose of just putting up a page. You want the user to get enjoyment out of what you're putting up so that they will come back for more. Those are some of my link building methods.
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Nice tips for link building specially for SEO's i appreciate your thinking............
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