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3 Ways Link Building Firms Cheat You
“Permanent One Way links with a high PR for USD 1 only”.
A very common ad, which most of us would have seen a million times. This also has the dubious distinction of being the biggest lie in the link building world. We will see how.
We know this blog will stir up a hornet nest and may even result in a few assassination attempt on our lives!! However this will not deter us from writing about the popular fibs. These misrepresentations are used by a lot of link building firms all over the world, while selling their services.
The first one is a high PageRank. This green bar is often used as the most important parameter to judge the value of the page. The importance that this parameter has is naturally out of the context of this blog. The firms claim that the links will have a high PR whereas in reality the page which features the link often has no or low PR (not the PR that was committed). The high PR is usually of the home page. At the end, you do not benefit too much.
The second one is a Permanent link. This one always baffles me. Why will a webmaster with a legitimate business, which is thematically relevant to yours, ever oblige to put your link? No one will, unless there is some consideration involved. Even if a webmaster were to put up your link, because they have friendly relation with the link building firm, it still cannot guarantee that the link will not be removed. Every webmaster carries out regular audit in the link scape and all redundant or old links tend to get removed. It is natural. They would keep your links longer only if you offer to pay the webmaster a certain amount of money. And if this would be the case, the links are likely to be frowned upon by Google.
Permanent links can only be sourced from directories (articles, blogs, classified). In which case, the links should be sold at a much cheaper price, as the effort required to develop links from directories is far less than the effort required to obtain links from websites.
The third fib is about the price. A low priced link may not always be bad and quality links has nothing much to do with high price. One has to really evaluate whether the money (even if it is low) he is paying is going to yield results or not. But if the price is absurdly low, it should set the alarm bells ringing. Quality commands a premium.
One Way Link Request Proficiency with 6 Subliminal Tips.
Maybe one of the toughest tasks in SEO is to constantly build quality one way back links. Even though there are not two results the same, you must take into consideration that links don’t have to be always reciprocal and they don’t have to cost a lot, that if they cost at all.
In all this uncertainty I’ll draw some guiding lines to help you achieve better results in generating back links from related websites.
Before getting your hands on a quality one way back link you have to initiate a personal relationship with the other marketer and prove your unselfish intentions.
Spamming is generally conducted through automation, namely software that searches linking opportunities and send sterile link requests. I don’t imply never to use this kind of link searching programs but resume their usage to researching only.
Once the link host was targeted go ahead and contact the webmaster and most importantly give him enough reason why a link referencing your content would benefit his website and readership. Don’t ever make such and approach without enforcing with sufficient arguments the “Why” factor.
Never expect the other party to gratify you with a free link without giving enough reasons to do so.
Some self fabricated context to use at your first contact:
-searching for an outside opinion on your work;
– suggesting other valuable content sources besides yours;
– make yourself available to write an article for their site;
– propose interviewing them on a rapid questions list supplied by you
-indicating broken links or 404 errors on their website;
– make recommendations for their site’s layout – this generally has a higher response rate as every serious webmaster seeks to enhance user experience.
Places to look for relevant websites to build a link on are forums, popular blogs and even offline events.
When initiating contact through email, don’t use an email address with the same domain as the site requesting a link for.
Popular websites are constantly being assaulted by link requests. To even be considered as a potential partner, refine your approach with appealing venture and fruitful coop. ideas.
Once the dialog is opened, strive to keep it this way. Permanently ask questions and stay interested in their person. Whether or not they’ve accepted your proposal is irrelevant; if you find them to be a valuable candidate, keep in touch.
Don’t resume solely to email. If this doesn’t produce reactions pick up the phone and start a live conversation with the guy.
One Way Link Request Proficiency with 6 Subliminal Tips.
Maybe one of the toughest tasks in SEO is to constantly build quality one way back links. Even though there are not two results the same, you must take into consideration that links don’t have to be always reciprocal and they don’t have to cost a lot, that if they cost at all.
In all this uncertainty I’ll draw some guiding lines to help you achieve better results in generating back links from related websites.
Before getting your hands on a quality one way back link you have to initiate a personal relationship with the other marketer and prove your unselfish intentions.
Spamming is generally conducted through automation, namely software that searches linking opportunities and send sterile link requests. I don’t imply never to use this kind of link searching programs but resume their usage to researching only.
Once the link host was targeted go ahead and contact the webmaster and most importantly give him enough reason why a link referencing your content would benefit his website and readership. Don’t ever make such and approach without enforcing with sufficient arguments the “Why” factor.
Never expect the other party to gratify you with a free link without giving enough reasons to do so.
Some self fabricated context to use at your first contact:
-searching for an outside opinion on your work;
– suggesting other valuable content sources besides yours;
– make yourself available to write an article for their site;
– propose interviewing them on a rapid questions list supplied by you
-indicating broken links or 404 errors on their website;
– make recommendations for their site’s layout – this generally has a higher response rate as every serious webmaster seeks to enhance user experience.
Places to look for relevant websites to build a link on are forums, popular blogs and even offline events.
When initiating contact through email, don’t use an email address with the same domain as the site requesting a link for.
Popular websites are constantly being assaulted by link requests. To even be considered as a potential partner, refine your approach with appealing venture and fruitful coop. ideas.
Once the dialog is opened, strive to keep it this way. Permanently ask questions and stay interested in their person. Whether or not they’ve accepted your proposal is irrelevant; if you find them to be a valuable candidate, keep in touch.
Don’t resume solely to email. If this doesn’t produce reactions pick up the phone and start a live conversation with the guy.