Chapter 6: Finding SEO gems, or how to get premium one-way links?
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Let's recall what you got to know in the previous chapter. It was all about link exchange and getting reciprocal links. In a little bit more detail, here's what I taught there:
- 9 most important steps of link management.
- When is the right time to email link partners?
- How to write a link exchange request?
- Ways you may be cheated, and how to avoid that.
- How fast you'll see results of your link campaign?
and some more things SEOs don't mention too often.
Now how about trying to fetch the biggest SEO gems? Like real–life ones, these are pretty hard to get. But that's gonna be much easier for you, as soon as you know the tricks — and you're going to learn them in no time). I'm talking about one–way links — the links that Search Engines love most and that may have the biggest potential to send you huge streams of traffic. Look what I'll tell you now:
- 6.1 Eight best ways to get weighty links
- Tip 1: Offer high value on your pages
- Tip 2: Get your site into top directories
- Tip 3: Build links through articles and press releases
- Tip 4: Comment in forums and blogs
- Tip 5: Get bloggers to write about you
- Tip 6: Bring link bait into play
- Tip 7: Make use of social media
- Tip 8: Simply buy traffic-effective links
- 6.2 Here're things to look at, when buying links
- 6.3 The winning tool finds best link opportunities
- 6.4 The smartest way to see what value links bring
- 6.5 No-Brainer SEO Surprise
- 6.6 Rank checks are still a must
- 6.7 Summary
- 6.8 Quiz
Arranging good, solid reciprocal links should be part of your links strategy, but not your total marketing strategy, though.
As I already mentioned, one–way links are something you should never neglect. They bring you respect from search engines — as well as traffic.
I'm going to tell you how you get one–way links to your site. You'll get to know the best–working ideas and the best practices. Sure it largely depends on you how well you perform at this point — though I believe with the guidance you're getting and the things you already know you simply can't miss.
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