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Hi,

Please let me know The most effective strategy is link building .

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A few practical, up-to-date points to add to the thread that build on comments from , and while keeping the focus on measurable, safe results.

Start by deciding which pages should actually earn links (product pages, evergreen guides, or conversion pages) and create something worth linking to: original data, a free tool or calculator, long-form guides with unique visuals, or local/regional resources. Those assets make outreach scalable and defensible. For tactical outreach favor replacement-style opportunities (broken-link fixes, resource pages) and journalist/PR outreach rather than mass submissions — these tend to give editorial placements that drive real visitors and search benefit (Moz guide to link building).

Measure link value, not raw counts. Track referring domains, referral sessions, and conversion rate from incoming links. Check the link’s editorial context (in-body vs footer), topical relevance, and anchor-text diversity. Watch link velocity for sudden spikes and prioritize links that send users. If problematic links appear, follow Google’s guidance and use disavow only after careful review ().

Avoid shortcuts that trigger penalties: paid link schemes, large-scale reciprocal exchanges, or automated networks. For execution: pick one high-value asset, list 50 relevant prospects, run targeted outreach with personalization, and track responses + results. Complement link work with strong internal linking and content structure so earned links pass maximum value to the pages you care about (Google SEO Starter Guide).

Short checklist for action:

  • Build one link-worthy asset.
  • Find replacement/resource/PR targets.
  • Outreach with personalization and track UTM referrals.
  • Monitor referring domains, traffic, and anchor-text mix.

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Member Avatar for Marquita-Jensen

Hi,

Please let me know The most effective strategy is link building .

---the one that fits your situation and looks natural.

Marquita Jensen

Member Avatar for shennon

Hi,

Please let me know The most effective strategy is link building .

Go step by step with:

Directory Submission
Article Submission
Social Bookmarking
Forum Posting
Blog Commenting

Make target and divide your time among various stuffs and implement this link building stuffs for your website.

Member Avatar for Robdale

Hi,

Please let me know The most effective strategy is link building .

Are you asking a question or telling the answer?

Member Avatar for webcatalyst.org

I agree with hennon...

Member Avatar for Robdale

I guess, In today's world of Internet business, if the owners need to get their website ranking at top of Search Engine Page Results. Then, they have to work on the important on-page factors.

For SERP keywords optimization is the most factor that affect the SERP, and if the website owners want to top the the Search Engine results for the targeted keywords, they are going to need the quality links for those keywords.

The linkbuilding helps a website to rank better in SE as well as brings traffic to the site.

Member Avatar for Markdevas

here is the way to increase your back links.

searching engine submission
forum posting
forum signature
other web directory submission
link exchange with PR sites
one way link from PR sites
social bookmarking
article submission and review
blog review
you tube videos

Member Avatar for melovemoney

All the above, and in addition to social bookmarking I like to ping my tags of my bookmarks. Make sure you are getting links from relevant sites, and don't build too quickly.

Member Avatar for Robdale

Yes.. that's right too much backlinks in a short time can hurt your ranking and might be consider as a spam by google.

Member Avatar for Gordon Bland

Go step by step with:

Directory Submission
Article Submission
Social Bookmarking
Forum Posting
Blog Commenting

Make target and divide your time among various stuffs and implement this link building stuffs for your website.

Definitely a great way to go! Having plenty of unique content on your website will also help.

Member Avatar for Marquita-Jensen

Persistence is also key. There is a lot based on aging.

--Marquita Jensen

Member Avatar for Robdale

I second you on that.... updating website and their pages is most important. Just doing off-page activities is not enough.

Member Avatar for hotelaudit

Go step by step with:

Directory Submission
Article Submission
Social Bookmarking
Forum Posting
Blog Commenting

Make target and divide your time among various stuffs and implement this link building stuffs for your website.

Directory Submission? It's useful if you send your link into a quality directory, but there are several old none quality directories which are out of Google cahce . . . I need hardly say it's a big time consumption and in top most cases the submitted link will be approved after several months of your submission date.

Blog commenting? In our days we've two essential blog engines. One of them is the Google Blogger and the other is the WordPress. The setting of linking within a comment is always NOFOLLOW. Okay this default setting can be hacked but I'm sure the average user doesn't know anything about this possibility.

A linking with NOFOLLOW attr. is a big nothing for your webmarketing.

Member Avatar for Robdale

Can you advice on how to remove the rel=nofollow attribute from blogger.com?

Member Avatar for hotelaudit

Login to your dashboard and click on the Layout Link. If you are already managing your blog, then click on the Template Tab.
Click on the Edit Html Sub-tab for Templates.

Now do a search for nofollow in your expanded template. You can either use your browser menu by clicking on Edit>Find in page or via the keyboard Ctrl-F. When the dialog box comes up, type in nofollow, and enter.

You should come across a line of code that looks something like this:

<dt class='comment-author' expr:id='"comment-" + data:'>
<a expr:name='"comment-" + data:'/>
<b:if cond='data:comment.authorUrl'>
<a expr:href='data:comment.authorUrl' rel='nofollow'><data:comment.author/></a>
<b:else/>
<data:comment.author/>
</b:if>
<data:commentPostedByMsg/>
</dt>

Delete the portion of the code that says rel='nofollow' and Save Your Template.

I think if you done with this you can submit your blog with this new nofollow feature to a dozen of directories which has a NOFOLLOW style blog collection.

Member Avatar for Robdale

I found the same solution on web, but anyway, thanks for your help. :)

Member Avatar for Techie08

Basically google is your best friend, if you google your industry and add directory on the end, its your best bet. You will get some leads as to places where you can add your site. These will be beneficial because its your industry and applicable to your business thus trustworthy to search engines.

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