Link building strategies
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Hello,
I read lots of blogs and websites. None of them clearly tell that where and how to build links. How to get back links quickly to boost the website rank.
Would you help me to build quality links? give me specific answer where to build links like
1. Press release
2. Directory submission
3. Web 2 submissions etc
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Hi Nancy,
Have you read The Beginner's Guide to Linkbuilding by Paddy Moogan? If not, I would recommend starting there and then perusing the free resources available in our SEO Learning Center.
Let us know if that helps or not!
Kind wishes,
Christy
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At this time you can do local directory submission. Directory submission give you good DA na PA for your website like yelp, yellow, manta etc.
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As bagia advised - you should target High DA sites, mix nofollow and dofollow link. The higher the DA the better the results will be; you'll rank higher quicker, but, lower DAs will get you a much more natural back link profile.
My only addition would be (whenever possible) to try connect to relevant sites, those in a similar industry as yours.
PR is OK if its genuine.
Directory submissions should be reserved for local SEO these days.
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