After so many algorithm updates, how is Link Buiding rolling? Do you think it matters more now or not?
I saw in the podcast that Google has been considering the links that are the most natural possible, so they advised the Guest Post very well.
I really like using advanced Google operators (intext, intitle, inurl, inaltext, inachor, related, etc.) as well as advanced Google query generators.
Well, since we are talking about link building tactics, here are some, but I do not know how far to go with these tactics here:
Directories: Many say that it does not work anymore, but the one "hackneyed goat" used this link building tactic, only in directories, in a crowded word, with exact anchor text and stayed in top ten, penguin each one you? (Average difficulty of getting links)
Aggregators, Social Bookmark: Without much information from post Penguin! (Easy to get links)
Social Networking: Good for increasing website traffic. (Easy to get links)
Guest Post: It is the link building tactic that requires more work, so you can generate more positive results in SEO, since you can make a well-targeted Guest Post, speaking well on the subject, using related keywords, giving the link in the anchor you want, a lot of people use it. But the best result even?. (Hard to get links)
And what will be the conclusion? Is link building the true differential to success in SEO?
Excellent discussion. I always think that this type of debate is valid here in the forum, we know that link building is indeed one of the main challenges in SEO work, it may seem a bit repetitive but there is always something new coming up.
I particularly do not know very well the use of "advanced Google operators" that you mentioned, I think it's easier to find niche sites/blogs/forum in Google, am I right?
What is the purpose of each term specifically? I visited SoloSEO and it lists several command terms to search in google based on the keyword you entered, I found it nice... it greatly optimizes our work.
I like to use search operators that I have spoken up there, only mixing them, for example: I saw that many sites use the word: this article is a guest post. Then I Googled with advanced operators: " A guest post " inurl: internet or intext: a guest post inurl: internet. After doing this I know that these sites accept guest post because it already quotes the guest post from other people so I will get in touch and leave my guest post, so get a quality link to my site. ;)
Will share more: Prospection of links has a tactic to know where to leave your link. You can use the advanced operators and find the most relevant link sources for your niche!
Linkbuilding is of the utmost importance and we all need to figure out the ways to promote our site because this is of the utmost importance to SEO because Google elevates our site through backlinks. Thank you all for the very relevant tips.
It is super important to consider prospecting for links because it is a strategy that works and you can get good links. Whether through a guest post, whether through offering original content to the owner of a website, suggesting a link, etc.
I recommend a previous step, which is the production of original content, and that will be linked, so that the links do not point to pages that are meaningless to the user. Today, Google knows how to read the context very well and so you will create the best links. Not to mention that good content is the right factor to achieve totally natural and spontaneous links.
Another tactic that has worked a lot was widgets - you create a widget (tool for a website) with a backlink to your site; Today the infographics are fashionable. They obviously work, but my priority is content generation. :)
Actually infographic has been given right because it is very informative, it is good for e-commerce that can make comparisons of products (in fact for all the niches I would say), it informs its users more, which is nothing more than to captivate its client, it is really what had to be focused, in addition to being more attractive to future links.
Who has experience with directories? I've used mostly only site directories, those that only point to the site with no context at all, with little-varied anchors, but as I said a "goat" did it and it was top 10. So I do not understand how this tactic worked for him and me?
Well, I'll anticipate an answer, the directories were directories for the blog, what he really had on his site, but what I do not have on my site is a blog, so it was not relevant to Google.
Another very, very, very cool link building tactic:
Keyword inurl: wiki
Keyword intitle: wiki
This tactic is used by Wikipedia project called MediaWiki, which is nothing more than users creating their sites from the same Wikipedia template, where we can edit content, and get our link there. ;)
For me I found it very good, I got several links from several different sites all with anchor text very varied and contextualized, gave results!
It's personal, a good help in the part of link-building is a good one, in my case, was the part of the first stage of the course that left most doubts. The tips of this topic are pretty cool! Thanks to all of you!
Hello Everyone!
A question to Torreto who gave several interesting insights above!
When you type "intext: a guest post" in Google you will find the sites that accept guest post.
Is there any way I can find, in this line of reasoning, a blog that allows guest post only from a specific market??? For example music system for the car! How would you look in Google's search bar?
Thanks in advance for helping me!
@Joe
Putz yes you got me, but I took a look at your competitors and what they did, it is not easy to compete with them for this Keyword, they have a very strong domain in the matter of domain authority and everything, you need to make similar at least.
I've seen where they left links and the terms they used, you can use something close.
Would not the Internet offer a good way to find links, blogs about music system and technology? A website that talks about cars and their models would be a good one. Sites that do shopping typescripts, which give tips to customers where to buy. It is not always easy, try to contact these sites that sometimes they give the link quickly to you.
You can see if the site already has that word that you both want to get to give a link, so it weighs the owner of the site that only places the link, without Guest Post, only with what he already has, understood?
Quote from: Torreto on April 11, 2017, 10:51:38 AM
After so many algorithm updates, how is Link Buiding rolling? Do you think it matters more now or not?
I saw in the podcast that Google has been considering the links that are the most natural possible, so they advised the Guest Post very well.
I really like using advanced Google operators (intext, intitle, inurl, inaltext, inachor, related, etc.) as well as advanced Google query generators.
Well, since we are talking about link building tactics, here are some, but I do not know how far to go with these tactics here:
Directories: Many say that it does not work anymore, but the one "hackneyed goat" used this link building tactic, only in directories, in a crowded word, with exact anchor text and stayed in top ten, penguin each one you? (Average difficulty of getting links)
Aggregators, Social Bookmark: Without much information from post Penguin! (Easy to get links)
Social Networking: Good for increasing website traffic. (Easy to get links)
Guest Post: It is the link building tactic that requires more work, so you can generate more positive results in SEO, since you can make a well-targeted Guest Post, speaking well on the subject, using related keywords, giving the link in the anchor you want, a lot of people use it. But the best result even?. (Hard to get links)
And what will be the conclusion? Is link building the true differential to success in SEO?
Yes indeed link building is the most important part that makes a difference in SEO success. Link building is the orthodox, but a natural way through which you get the best result for your website. Google also prefers the natural links to the website. Apart from the link building tactics there are several other ways through which your website will rank in Google. Once the website ranked in google at higher position then you will get good network traffic also for your website.
In fact, for SEO clients I already have a relationship with "bloggers" that allow me to post with anchor text. Some focus the post on themselves and those who put the anchor for me (hehehe)!
The fact is that it is really difficult to find the list of these blogs (indifferent to the niche), you see!
Getting in touch and starting the relationship is really annoying, but it is part of the work and routine of SEO analysts and should be done. The texts they post are of the highest quality and they like it, so I write 1 a month (sometimes more), you know? I have already gained access through these posts, so I really like the quality of the content!
The fact is, HOW TO FIND THEM! lol
Is there anyone who can light the torch at the end of the tunnel there !!! LOL
Look at this case.
A guy asked a dentist a Guest Post, he wanted to talk about a Mayan myth. But how to relate dentists and Mayan myths? He thought and wrote something like: Such a myth did not like to brush his teeth, and that he needed a dentist, and that he should have cavities, and so on, in that guest post he was relating what he had with what the Site needed to give a link to it. Got a beautiful one from a very high quality link.
See, if you find a website for beauty, you could talk in a Guest Post about comparing an automated sound with a woman, and that beauty in sound is something as beautiful as a woman, compare for example buttons with Eyes of a person that is beauty of sound, and so it goes. Could you understand?
You have to think about what you have there, and what you can do with it.
Apparently the conversation here is at a high level, and the link building is running loose.
I have much to learn in this area. What I find really annoying is to generate relationship to get links with other sites, blogs.
And to me that's a seven-headed creature.
@Torreto, That's creative!
I already use something similar, but always within the same semantic field. For example I have a customer who has a network of ice cream parlors, so I write ice cream recipes on culinary blogs. Also, I write about franchising on blogs that talk about administration & business ... anyway ...
Ball Show the discussion .. anyone who has ideas, shares them ...
The ideas shared are very much within this theme.
In the company where we work, we have a partnership with an SEO agency, a reputable company in the area, and following the reports and even using the tools already known, I see the same use of these artifices to get links, including I find links with excerpts from Wikipedia, Nothing original. I'm afraid we might be paying for a service that might later lead to punishment, or even bring few results. I questioned them about these issues and they said they still work this way, because they get results and will do so until google changes.
I would just like to share since the SEO experts, in addition to pioneering seems to me highly regarded, I make it clear that this is not a criticism to SEO Experts much less want to question the ability of this company.
I use the Web 2.0 sites, that is: I put the articles from my blog in .PDF and then I send them to my Slideshare account and Scribd then I send them to Facebook and I tweet with the information and link.
I use aggregators of RSS feeds and posts, articles and categories.
I wanted to bet even more on Youtube but I do not have the time!
I use the major and best known social networks: Flickr, Pinterest, etc ...
I also use directories (only 2) because I know they are of quality.
Another technique I use that is of the highest quality is to participate in events! I get in touch with the organization of the event, they put my blog (logo + link) as a Media Partner and I post information about the event on my blog! This process is recommended!
Among many other techniques!
I hope I have helped!
By now my blog is about web marketing.
Thank you.
I used bookmarking sites and other high DA websites for building backlinks to 3 categories of a blog, with DA above 50 that I could put my profile on and a link to my site to backlinks as a link building strategy for 15 days With 3 links per day, I used exact keywords and keywords with variations (example of how I used the keyword travel to Mumbai : travel to Mumbai discount, bus to travel to Mumbai), even Using variations of keywords and exact keyword, category 3 and category pages and even my main domain disappeared from the first page and mostly vanished my pages that were in first place from Google, were not deindexed but fell to positions after the fifth page.
I was with this strategy of backlinks for 3 categories of a blog and with that, the categories pages went up from Google's placement along with the categories, so I wondered what caused a Google penalty for these categories and pages?
I used this strategy for more than 6 months and has stopped working on Google because of both high page ranks backlinks or is backlinks for blog categories being penalized by Google or another cause might have occurred? I have not tried backlinks in bookmark sites with DA below 30.
I invite you to give your opinion on what may have gone wrong in this strategy that I used for more than 6 months.
Hello everyone, I'm a little late in this prose ... but you can use google itself, creating alerts in your Gmail account. Everything related to your niche guest post and more. I hope you guys finds it useful. You can get some good sources for link building. Can check out here: http://www.google.com/alerts/.
Hi everyone .. I have a service business on my site, it has the institutional part and a blog with articles and tips for the client, but everything is published in the same domain. I publish about services and digital marketing in the blog part. Should I keep this institutional structure and blog (used for positioning and link building) everything along and continue with a link building strategy for this whole set or should I separate?
I stress that I left everything together purposely, as I think in the set and content density Google will see me "with good eyes".
And now I'm working on the heavy link building framework to test the results for this positioning in the organic.
What do you guys think over this?
Hello, guys! I am new to the area and I see that it is not easy as many people think. We have to propagate with ethics. Any slip can make us lose everything.
But I've got some good advice from you. I will be active here and I hope to be able to help soon too..
If I have a question in the Quora for example where the person is looking for a product or service that I sell, can I put my link there? Because I understand there is a need to purchase and I have what the customer wants to buy, so why not make life easier for the customer and put a link to my store? Is this strategy interesting?
Good morning @Rajesh,
Links coming from Quora are "nofollow", meaning they do not convey relevance to your website, however, this link will be relevant to the person who posted the question as well as to people looking for your product and end up landing on a page Of Quora Answers.
However, there are some issues to consider when posting on Quora. Issues, for example, of credibility and veracity of information published there, namely, internet savvy users, do not give credibility to Quora. Considering that the vast majority of internet users these days can already be considered experienced, I do not recommend using this Quora tool as a link building strategy (but can be used for generating relevant web traffic), first because of the irrelevance of the link, in SEO, with the link nofollow, second by Lack of credibility of the tool.
I advise you to do your link building strategies by prospecting websites related to your content, with the "dofollow" link, with well-qualified keywords in the link anchor, present within a content in the useful text that is relevant to the user.
Quote from: Rajesh on April 11, 2017, 11:43:43 AM
Another very, very, very cool link building tactic:
Keyword inurl: wiki
Keyword intitle: wiki
This tactic is used by Wikipedia project called MediaWiki, which is nothing more than users creating their sites from the same Wikipedia template, where we can edit content, and get our link there. ;)
For me I found it very good, I got several links from several different sites all with anchor text very varied and contextualized, gave results!
Hello Rajesh, I did not understand this strategy of getting links with mediawiki very well. Could you explain? Send a message if it is extensive.
Doing a Google search, many people still recommend for link building strategies.
After all, with the new Google updates, are they still valid? For example, a strategy of registrations in classified sites (olx, business.com, neighborhood classified and etc) has relevance to off page strategies or no more?
I realize that there are many content blogs that still talk about these strategies of links but in some courses, the people are doing this type of action. I disagree as there are thousands of regional classifieds sites that in my opinion are valid, yes you make an ad for example and put the link of your site there.
Until today, link building is very necessary. But there are also a couple of other factors such as HTML 5 that is semantic and brings a lot of visibility to google. Beyond google intend and others.
SEO is about many factors, but link building remains one of the most important and relevant.
Another link building tactic is broken link building, it is a tactic that involves finding resources in your niche that are no longer live. The internet is filled with broken links. Often, these broken links exist on valuable, high-quality pages.
The first step in this process is finding relevant sites: sites you would want to get a link from, and sites that would benefit from linking to your content.
A few search tips :
- inurl: keyword -- Returns results where the keyword is in the URL
- intitle: keyword -- Returns results where the keyword is in the title
- intext: keyword -- Returns results where the keyword is in the text.
:)