im new to seo and i want to learn more knowledge... now, i always hear Paul/Angela Backlinks in my neighbors... what are they and how to use it... Anyone can help?

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As asked by , , and : "Paul/Angela backlinks" is not a recognized SEO term in authoritative documentation. Major references describe backlinks in general and warn about manipulative link schemes, but they do not define person-named backlink types. See Google's guidance on link schemes and a primer on backlinks for the basic concepts and rules. (Google: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/advanced/guidelines/link-schemes) (Moz: https://moz.com/learn/seo/backlinks)

Practical reality: a backlink is simply a link from another site to yours. Quality depends on the linking site's relevance and authority, the link's placement and anchor text, and whether the link was earned naturally. Followable links from reputable sites pass value; paid or automated links, large-scale link exchanges, and private blog networks (PBNs) are risky and called out by Google.

When an unfamiliar term appears in a forum thread, the useful steps are: ask for a concrete example URL or screenshot; inspect the link (anchor text, rel attribute, surrounding content); check inbound links in Google Search Console; and use a link-audit tool (Ahrefs, Moz, etc.) to view source authority. If links look manipulative, document them and follow Webmaster Guidelines; disavow only after careful review.

Bottom line: ignore mysterious names and focus on demonstrable link quality and white-hat acquisition methods—high-quality content, outreach, editorial mentions, and partnerships. For official rules and enforcement examples, refer to the linked Google and Moz pages above.

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I just heard it for the first time and really would like to know more about it... can someone please help us...

I haven't heard this term in it exists,I am also eager to know about this.

i heard it helps your website to rank in Google and Yahoo... Dont really know it well... hope some one can help...

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