So many questions confront the beginning webmaster wanting to rank his/her new website! How many links should I create? How fast should I create them? What types of links should I create? Do I do deep linking to pages other than the main domain name? These are enough to make many give up in frustration, but the more determined will research these questions and come up with the best answers.
A solid link building strategy is needed, especially by beginners, because the search engines measure a variety of factors in computing website ranking and authority. Search engines look at how fast links are created, how relevant they are to the site in
question, whether or not the links are contextual, and a host of other factors. Without a good plan to follow, the beginner is sunk before he/she even starts.
Rather than give you a list of tips that I couldn't possibly cover in this one little article, I am going to give you one big tip that will give you a leg up on over 90% of the beginners out there. Here it is: check out Matt Carter's marketing blog and his Backlink Blueprint course. The course is part of Matt's Rapid Rewriter software offering, and is worth its weight in gold.
Rather than reinvent the wheel, you can learn from Matt the basic to advanced approaches to backlinking. He covers indexing (getting the search engines to notice your backlinks), contextual backlinks (links within strings of text), anchor text (using your keyword in your backlink), and a host of other concepts and practical approaches to getting your website to rank as high as it possibly can.
Everyone new in any area of business could use someone to show them the ropes. It saves time and money helps generate success more quickly. Find an expert and get moving!
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