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How To Improve Your Link Popularity Through Unique Content And Blogs
Today, the hottest topic of SEO industry is how to get quality back links with out paying a single penny to webmasters. The answer is SMX or SMM, here are some great things that I listed to get high back links that are trusted by search engines and helps to boost you’re ranking with out getting penalized.
Getting links through social media sites can be a crapshoot; these are the links which are recommended by search engines. Unlike the traditional link building techniques like reciprocal or three ways, you can not figure out from where those links are coming or which site to target.
Most of my clients ask me the question, the links generating through social media network are efficient or not?
The answer is very simple; the links that you got from content of websites and blogs are more authentic then any other link even from home page.
First thing is that SMM link building is not as tough as most of us think. The only hard part of link building is that what kind of links transfer trust and link juice to your website. Not every link from social media has same weight. Because of this measuring the weight of social media links are hard. Every social media website has its own power and trust in search engines especially in Google. Following are some social media websites that can transfer their link juice and trust to the targeted URL.
Digg
Propeller
Furl
Techorati
Some other SMM websites are.
del.icio.us
StumbleUpon
Facebook
Almost all of the rest
Like article marketing, you can not use social media networks in the same way for increasing number of links. Although you will get a powerful link through SMM, but still the most important are the visitors that are coming through social media sites and linking back to you after visiting your website and blogs.
Well, the good news for the SMM fans is that there are many niche social media sites are also available that you can target. There is a huge potential is available but it required a little technique and tactics. If you are working on niche website, then this niche SMM will be the best option for you to gain potential customer and quality back links. The traffic, that you will get through major social websites like Digg and Stumble Upon, will definitely send you massive traffic but will not generate potential customers.
The link building through unique content and blogs in social media marketing is not like traditional link building, this is a new and reliable way of link building. Although the links through social media doesn’t cost enough still they will consume lots of your time and required lots of research.
Most of the SEO services providers will force you to get back links from social media websites and do not do paid linking, such SEO company is best for you, our company is also working on white hat SEO techniques visit our website for more information.
Shortcuts to Quality Backlinks (Page 1 of 2)
Building quality, one way links to your website can be difficult, time consuming and frustrating. It is generally agreed that the best way to build links is to build them gradually over time, relying on natural links to your original, frequently updated content. There are, however, a few shortcuts to building up links. They are not easy ways to make your site popular, nor are they guaranteed to work for everybody. They are simply some casual tips to help you obtain a few quality inbound links.
Submit Articles to Digg
Google absolutely loves Digg. The site is spidered very frequently and the domain has a lot of authority in terms of link building. Even stories with no diggs will still be spidered, so long as there is a navigational path for the spiders to use to reach it. Google cannot use the number of diggs as any sort of authority when ranking a URL, yet…
For the best long term effects only submit good quality articles to Digg. Or better yet, let your users submit the articles that they think are worthwhile. You will quickly get a reputation as a spammer if you keep posting unpopular content.
Other Social Networking sites
Submitting to social bookmarking and social networking sites can be hot and miss for some people.
Some social bookmarking sites such as Delicious and Twitter use “nofollow” on their links so they cannot influence rankings. Other sites, such as Furl, do not.
Having your links on a few social network profiles may also be useful in building up the number of links. For others it is simply not worth it. While some, such as Facebook, do use “nofollow” on their links, some do not. However, the weight that these links carry is relatively low, despite the authority these domains actually carry.
“Widgetbait”
“Widgetbait” is a term thrown around for an object that is added to a user’s website or blog. This item features a link back to the authors website. If the object is installed on many thousands of websites, this results in many thousands of backlinks. The classic examples of widgetbait include online quizzes, IQ tests or horoscopes.
While these links are valuable to some, for others the quality of the link and the traffic it brings is just too low. If the text of the link bears no relation to the page in which it is contained, Google becomes suspicious. Additionally, the text that links back to the site must relate to the widget, and, the link must go back to the authors website, not a third party site. A classic example of spammy widgetbait would be an IQ test that features a text link to an online dating site. Google would soon hear of this and the sites involved, including the sites distributing the widget and the site being linked to would be penalised.
The Best Kind of WidgetBait: Just Build Something Useful
The best type of widgetbait is to simply create something that people want to use. Classic examples of this are Winamp Skins, modifications for forum software such as Invision Power Board and plugins or themes for WordPress. Why are these good ideas? They will result in you being listed on the official website of each respective product. These sites are popular and the links they feature carry a lot of influence.
Shortcuts to Quality Backlinks (Page 1 of 2)
Building quality, one way links to your website can be difficult, time consuming and frustrating. It is generally agreed that the best way to build links is to build them gradually over time, relying on natural links to your original, frequently updated content. There are, however, a few shortcuts to building up links. They are not easy ways to make your site popular, nor are they guaranteed to work for everybody. They are simply some casual tips to help you obtain a few quality inbound links.
Submit Articles to Digg
Google absolutely loves Digg. The site is spidered very frequently and the domain has a lot of authority in terms of link building. Even stories with no diggs will still be spidered, so long as there is a navigational path for the spiders to use to reach it. Google cannot use the number of diggs as any sort of authority when ranking a URL, yet…
For the best long term effects only submit good quality articles to Digg. Or better yet, let your users submit the articles that they think are worthwhile. You will quickly get a reputation as a spammer if you keep posting unpopular content.
Other Social Networking sites
Submitting to social bookmarking and social networking sites can be hot and miss for some people.
Some social bookmarking sites such as Delicious and Twitter use “nofollow” on their links so they cannot influence rankings. Other sites, such as Furl, do not.
Having your links on a few social network profiles may also be useful in building up the number of links. For others it is simply not worth it. While some, such as Facebook, do use “nofollow” on their links, some do not. However, the weight that these links carry is relatively low, despite the authority these domains actually carry.
“Widgetbait”
“Widgetbait” is a term thrown around for an object that is added to a user’s website or blog. This item features a link back to the authors website. If the object is installed on many thousands of websites, this results in many thousands of backlinks. The classic examples of widgetbait include online quizzes, IQ tests or horoscopes.
While these links are valuable to some, for others the quality of the link and the traffic it brings is just too low. If the text of the link bears no relation to the page in which it is contained, Google becomes suspicious. Additionally, the text that links back to the site must relate to the widget, and, the link must go back to the authors website, not a third party site. A classic example of spammy widgetbait would be an IQ test that features a text link to an online dating site. Google would soon hear of this and the sites involved, including the sites distributing the widget and the site being linked to would be penalised.
The Best Kind of WidgetBait: Just Build Something Useful
The best type of widgetbait is to simply create something that people want to use. Classic examples of this are Winamp Skins, modifications for forum software such as Invision Power Board and plugins or themes for WordPress. Why are these good ideas? They will result in you being listed on the official website of each respective product. These sites are popular and the links they feature carry a lot of influence.