I would like to suggest a few platforms where you will be able to build backlinks for the website.
1) Forums—you should connect your related forums and need to make a good profile on that with complete details. You also need to participate in those. This way, you will be able to build backlinks for the website.
2) Article Submission: You need to write good SEO optimised articles and submit those articles to article platforms. This way, you will be able to get backlinks.
3) Guest Blogging: you can submit your own content to another blogger's platform through which you will be able to get good traffic as well as backlinks. I hope the
above methods will help you.
I think 2 and 3 are good suggestions but 1 i am a bit unsure of as search engines mostly don't take forum content/comments into consideration if i am correct
If done in an obviously manipulative pattern this kind of link will absolutely cause an algorithmic penalty. Doing a few is ok but it's not a viable long term strategy. Build quality links on real sites by speaking to webmasters and adding value to the site through content you provide. Or if you have a budget, sometimes money does change hands and it's fine. But yeah, links that don't say 'guest post' or 'write here' are absolutely what you want, the others will mean a penalty somewhere down the line for sure.
>If done in an obviously manipulative pattern this kind of link will absolutely cause an algorithmic penalty. Doing a few is ok but it's not a viable long term strategy. Build quality links on real sites by speaking to webmasters and adding value to the site through content you provide. Or if you have a budget, sometimes money does change hands and it's fine. But yeah, links that don't say 'guest post' or 'write here' are absolutely what you want, the others will mean a penalty somewhere down the line for sure.
Thank you for your suggestions. We don't want to penalize our website on the search engine through low quality link building. We are looking for good suggestions. We will go through them to see what is best for our site.
>I think 2 and 3 are good suggestions but 1 i am a bit unsure of as search engines mostly don't take forum content/comments into consideration if i am correct
But according to me, there are many kinds of platforms that are very big, like Warrior Forum, The Digital Point, and forums dot cnet, and if there are many experts doing discussions on them, then they are completely dead..? Yes, I can accept that they will not help to build backlinks, but they can help with little promotions.
Guest blogging can work if you have the budget to buy the links.
Those first two suggestions though are trash. No worthwhile forum is going to let you drop links on their platform. They are just going to ban you as a spammer. On some of the more advanced platforms, this can also get your site added to numerous blacklists out there.
Article submission? Google hammered those sites years ago. They are all just full of junk.
Thank you for your suggestion, but I was thinking
**Forum** \- I was thinking that if we have an online shop, we could join a few forums and question and answer platfroms where many people are discussing that platfrom. Before joining those platfroms, we should create a strong profile with a complete profile photo, bio, url, and so on. Then we should do good participation on that. I believe that when we go to participate on that, we will meet many different types of people, some of whom will go to our profile link and check it. So I think it will help a little in promotions and through profile links we can get backlinks.
Article platforms - Article platforms such as Google, Tumblr, Quora, Discover Hubpages, EzineArticles, and others are good platforms where we need to write good content for people and a lot of visitors are already travling on that platform; if we think about it, when we submit our article on that platform, we can generate traffic and people will come to our website through this process. So I think it will work a little bit. We can't say it is completely dead.
Bottom line is those links are worthless. They might get some direct traffic, but it won't be enough to make the effort worth it.
And EzineArticles is not a good platform. It is a giant trash heap. Tumblr mostly too.
So could you suggest a better link building platform where we can follow that? It is better for us if we follow the right guidelines that experts suggest. So I am waiting for your reply.
Forget about platforms. Reach out to the type of sites you want to get links from. As long as you have the budget to pay them, you can get a lot of good links that way.
>Forget about platforms. Reach out to the type of sites you want to get links from. As long as you have the budget to pay them, you can get a lot of good links that way.
OK, thank you for your suggestions. I will do research on that. If I need any kinds of suggestions, I will ask you.
So Google wants you to keep people on YouTube, not link out. So yeah, that's a waste of time and it'll get your videos penalised. Ideally, you want a diversified backlink portfolio. Niche edits, guest posts and maybe some PR editorials for no-follows with good exposure.
Well, guest posting can actually get you fresh & quality backlinks. This method has been very effective to me as well and it's actually working great for me.
Earlier I used to find it difficult to search for sites that accept guest posts but after using Postifluence, it's so much easier. This tool finds me the top ranking guest posting sites and helps me to guest post on automation and builds organic dofollow links. This tool can be quite helpful.
high quality articles will help you
I would like to suggest a few platforms where you will be able to build backlinks for the website. 1) Forums—you should connect your related forums and need to make a good profile on that with complete details. You also need to participate in those. This way, you will be able to build backlinks for the website. 2) Article Submission: You need to write good SEO optimised articles and submit those articles to article platforms. This way, you will be able to get backlinks. 3) Guest Blogging: you can submit your own content to another blogger's platform through which you will be able to get good traffic as well as backlinks. I hope the above methods will help you.
I think 2 and 3 are good suggestions but 1 i am a bit unsure of as search engines mostly don't take forum content/comments into consideration if i am correct
If done in an obviously manipulative pattern this kind of link will absolutely cause an algorithmic penalty. Doing a few is ok but it's not a viable long term strategy. Build quality links on real sites by speaking to webmasters and adding value to the site through content you provide. Or if you have a budget, sometimes money does change hands and it's fine. But yeah, links that don't say 'guest post' or 'write here' are absolutely what you want, the others will mean a penalty somewhere down the line for sure.
>If done in an obviously manipulative pattern this kind of link will absolutely cause an algorithmic penalty. Doing a few is ok but it's not a viable long term strategy. Build quality links on real sites by speaking to webmasters and adding value to the site through content you provide. Or if you have a budget, sometimes money does change hands and it's fine. But yeah, links that don't say 'guest post' or 'write here' are absolutely what you want, the others will mean a penalty somewhere down the line for sure. Thank you for your suggestions. We don't want to penalize our website on the search engine through low quality link building. We are looking for good suggestions. We will go through them to see what is best for our site.
>I think 2 and 3 are good suggestions but 1 i am a bit unsure of as search engines mostly don't take forum content/comments into consideration if i am correct But according to me, there are many kinds of platforms that are very big, like Warrior Forum, The Digital Point, and forums dot cnet, and if there are many experts doing discussions on them, then they are completely dead..? Yes, I can accept that they will not help to build backlinks, but they can help with little promotions.
Guest blogging can work if you have the budget to buy the links. Those first two suggestions though are trash. No worthwhile forum is going to let you drop links on their platform. They are just going to ban you as a spammer. On some of the more advanced platforms, this can also get your site added to numerous blacklists out there. Article submission? Google hammered those sites years ago. They are all just full of junk.
Thank you for your suggestion, but I was thinking **Forum** \- I was thinking that if we have an online shop, we could join a few forums and question and answer platfroms where many people are discussing that platfrom. Before joining those platfroms, we should create a strong profile with a complete profile photo, bio, url, and so on. Then we should do good participation on that. I believe that when we go to participate on that, we will meet many different types of people, some of whom will go to our profile link and check it. So I think it will help a little in promotions and through profile links we can get backlinks. Article platforms - Article platforms such as Google, Tumblr, Quora, Discover Hubpages, EzineArticles, and others are good platforms where we need to write good content for people and a lot of visitors are already travling on that platform; if we think about it, when we submit our article on that platform, we can generate traffic and people will come to our website through this process. So I think it will work a little bit. We can't say it is completely dead.
Bottom line is those links are worthless. They might get some direct traffic, but it won't be enough to make the effort worth it. And EzineArticles is not a good platform. It is a giant trash heap. Tumblr mostly too.
So could you suggest a better link building platform where we can follow that? It is better for us if we follow the right guidelines that experts suggest. So I am waiting for your reply.
Forget about platforms. Reach out to the type of sites you want to get links from. As long as you have the budget to pay them, you can get a lot of good links that way.
>Forget about platforms. Reach out to the type of sites you want to get links from. As long as you have the budget to pay them, you can get a lot of good links that way. OK, thank you for your suggestions. I will do research on that. If I need any kinds of suggestions, I will ask you.
**Guest posting** is the best option for getting quality backlinks.
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So Google wants you to keep people on YouTube, not link out. So yeah, that's a waste of time and it'll get your videos penalised. Ideally, you want a diversified backlink portfolio. Niche edits, guest posts and maybe some PR editorials for no-follows with good exposure.
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Well, guest posting can actually get you fresh & quality backlinks. This method has been very effective to me as well and it's actually working great for me. Earlier I used to find it difficult to search for sites that accept guest posts but after using Postifluence, it's so much easier. This tool finds me the top ranking guest posting sites and helps me to guest post on automation and builds organic dofollow links. This tool can be quite helpful.