In the last lecture of SEO we learn about Backlinks Planning. I think you better understand how to plan for backlinks. Do comments for your reviews related to baclinks.
Today we are going to learn what are the top 18 ways from where you get the backlinks.
Create Authority Content
Create pieces of content, like articles, tutorials, how-to’s, etc., related to your site or blog, that are better than any other content of other site or blog on the web on that topic or related topic. Contact sites linking to similar content and let them know what you’ve created.
Make Your Content such that it Available For Others To Use
Add a line above or below your best content stating that others can republish the content so long as they credit you (via a link) as the source of it.
Find Out Who Has Copied Your Text
Search on Google for sentences from multiple pages of your site in quotation marks (i.e. “sentence from site”) to see if any sites are using text from your site without your permission to copy. If they are, tell them to use your link as the source of it.
Update Outdated Content
Search for outdated content(useless or expire contents) about your industry or local area.
Purchase Content From Other Websites
Search for content on industry relevant sites that has attracted multiple links towards it. Contact the site owners to ask if you can purchase the content or article from them. Republish that article on your site.
Create Content For Other Websites
Contact companies and bloggers with relevant (but non-competing) sites and ask to publish content on their sites or blogs. Within the content, include a link back to your
Write For Local Blogs,Newspapers, websites, Magazines etc..
Whether it be your knowledge of your blog or site, your local area or something else, share it other people via link or post. You’ll be allowed a byline at the start or end of the article which you can use to link to your site.
Distribute Press Releases
Write press releases to share news about your business and opinions about your business and developments in your industry.
Find Out Who Has Copied Your Images
Use Google’s reverse image search to see if any sites are using images from your site without your copy permission. If they are, tell them to link your site or blog as the source of them.
Supply Photos To Other Websites
Take good quality photos of anything related to your topic of site or blog. Contact similar topic sites or blogs to yours, that operate in a different, tell them to use your link as reference.
Create And Distribute Videos
People are more likely to link to videos than written article or content. As well as publishing them on your site to attract links, also upload that videos to video sharing sites like youtube, with a link back to your site.
Create And Distribute Statistics data, data Charts,Graphs..etc.
People are more likely to link to these types of content than written content or article. As well as publishing them on your site to attract links.
Provide Testimonials/Reviews
Contact small businesses (photographers, designers, caterers, etc.) that you’ve bought services from in the past year and offer them a testimonial or review for their site in return for them linking back to your site at the end of it.
Exchange Links With Others
Contact businesses selling products or services that compliment your own and propose linking to each other sites or blogs. Ideally, you should exchange links via a blog post rather than a ‘links’ or ‘partners’ page.
Feature Influential People
Contact people with influence in your industry or local area, and either pay them to write a article or blog post for your site or interview them and publish the transcript on your site.
Join Associations/Organisations
Become a member of any local associations and organisations that are relevant to your local area or industry.
Comment And Post On Blogs And Forums
Comment on blogs and forums related to your website or project or blog. On most blogs, when you leave a comment, you get a link back to your site or blog, and on many forums, you are given a signature area that you can use to link back to your site.
Create Profiles On Social Websites
Lots of social sites(facebook, google+) allow you to create a profile page, and due to that page you can include a link back to your site.
Create pieces of content, like articles, tutorials, how-to’s, etc., related to your site or blog, that are better than any other content of other site or blog on the web on that topic or related topic. Contact sites linking to similar content and let them know what you’ve created.
Make Your Content such that it Available For Others To Use
Add a line above or below your best content stating that others can republish the content so long as they credit you (via a link) as the source of it.
Find Out Who Has Copied Your Text
Search on Google for sentences from multiple pages of your site in quotation marks (i.e. “sentence from site”) to see if any sites are using text from your site without your permission to copy. If they are, tell them to use your link as the source of it.
Update Outdated Content
Search for outdated content(useless or expire contents) about your industry or local area.
Purchase Content From Other Websites
Search for content on industry relevant sites that has attracted multiple links towards it. Contact the site owners to ask if you can purchase the content or article from them. Republish that article on your site.
Create Content For Other Websites
Contact companies and bloggers with relevant (but non-competing) sites and ask to publish content on their sites or blogs. Within the content, include a link back to your
Write For Local Blogs,Newspapers, websites, Magazines etc..
Whether it be your knowledge of your blog or site, your local area or something else, share it other people via link or post. You’ll be allowed a byline at the start or end of the article which you can use to link to your site.
Distribute Press Releases
Write press releases to share news about your business and opinions about your business and developments in your industry.
Find Out Who Has Copied Your Images
Use Google’s reverse image search to see if any sites are using images from your site without your copy permission. If they are, tell them to link your site or blog as the source of them.
Supply Photos To Other Websites
Take good quality photos of anything related to your topic of site or blog. Contact similar topic sites or blogs to yours, that operate in a different, tell them to use your link as reference.
Create And Distribute Videos
People are more likely to link to videos than written article or content. As well as publishing them on your site to attract links, also upload that videos to video sharing sites like youtube, with a link back to your site.
Create And Distribute Statistics data, data Charts,Graphs..etc.
People are more likely to link to these types of content than written content or article. As well as publishing them on your site to attract links.
Provide Testimonials/Reviews
Contact small businesses (photographers, designers, caterers, etc.) that you’ve bought services from in the past year and offer them a testimonial or review for their site in return for them linking back to your site at the end of it.
Exchange Links With Others
Contact businesses selling products or services that compliment your own and propose linking to each other sites or blogs. Ideally, you should exchange links via a blog post rather than a ‘links’ or ‘partners’ page.
Feature Influential People
Contact people with influence in your industry or local area, and either pay them to write a article or blog post for your site or interview them and publish the transcript on your site.
Join Associations/Organisations
Become a member of any local associations and organisations that are relevant to your local area or industry.
Comment And Post On Blogs And Forums
Comment on blogs and forums related to your website or project or blog. On most blogs, when you leave a comment, you get a link back to your site or blog, and on many forums, you are given a signature area that you can use to link back to your site.
Create Profiles On Social Websites
Lots of social sites(facebook, google+) allow you to create a profile page, and due to that page you can include a link back to your site.
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