Tag: quality linkbuilding

A site’s linkabiity highly depends on what it’s capable of offering to its audience – content. However, most of the time, authority and already established sites are the ones who get the most attention when it comes to link commendations.

For nearly all newly published sites, obtaining natural and content-driven editorial links is quite a challenge, given that most linkers on any industry are more likely to link or cite authority and trusted websites as sources than to new sites that haven’t proved anything yet.

This entry is part two of 6 wrong linkbuilding mindsets. These linkbuilding misconceptions are subtle and creep into the subconscious of most SEO practitioners. Avoiding them will be a big help to an SEO practitioner’s linkbuilding campaign.

I’m sure you’ve heard this before – link exchange. Ever had an email asking you to exchange links with them? Giving you the “You scratch my back, I scratch yours” kind of a deal? It’s not a surprise getting an email or two from webmasters who wants to exchange links with you.

Now that we’ve covered up Organic Link Building, let’s move on to it’s not-so-evil counterpart which is Artificial Link Building or what some others call Automated Link Building.

The first type of link building is called organic link building. This type of link building deals with anything that doesn’t have to do with automated systems and/or practices that are frowned upon by Google and the SEO community.

We’ve talked about link building theories and do’s and don’ts – now we’ll start talking about the dirt work. Just how do you do link building? There are two ways you can do it: Organic and Artificial.

All links come from somewhere. Links have to be from a website to a website. Inbound links are links from another website to yours. We’ve already established the importance of having quality inbound links from quality websites but just what are the attributes of a quality website?

Now that we’ve covered the importance of link building, we move on to the next question that most people and webmasters alike have in mind. Are all links treated equally?

Now that we’ve reveiwed what the heck link building is all about, we next move on to it’s importance. Why do we need to do linkbuilding? What are it’s immediate and direct effects on your website Search engine results page rankings?

It’s not everyday that you get a tutorial for link building right at your Email or Facebook inbox as I deliver to you guys. As we start with the link building tutorial series, I’d like to first clarify for those who don’t already know, what the heck is link building?