As per my hands on Link Building i suggest some best off-page tips..i.e.:

  • Link Wheel
  • Web 2.0
  • Slide Submission
  • Guest Posting
  • Article Marketing
  • Video Marketing

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Several replies here name common off-page tactics () and raise two useful points: third-party assets sometimes outrank the site you want to promote (), and there is confusion about link wheels and safe link building (). A quick, practical approach follows.

Diagnose the asset-vs-site problem first. Use Search Console URL Inspection to see which URL Google prefers, and run a site: plus keyword search to confirm what is visible. Compare page titles, headings and meta on the asset and on your target page. Fixes that work in practice: ensure the target page has the richest, most complete content for that query; embed the media on your page; add a clear, descriptive text link from the hosted asset back to your page; request a rel=canonical from the host if they support it; and earn a few authoritative backlinks directly to the page you want to rank. After changes, request indexing of the main page.

About link wheels: they are high risk and can be treated as manipulative. Rather than churning networks, prioritize tactics that earn natural links over time — broken‑link outreach, resource-page pitches, guest contributions on relevant sites, HARO or PR, and reclaiming unlinked mentions. Keep anchor text varied, monitor incoming links with Search Console, and focus on building relevance and user value; small, topical links consistently outperform large volumes of low-quality links.

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I did slide submission and i think there is some disadvantes in that because keyword is not coming in rank and instead of keyword slide submission url is coming in search engine ranking.

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plz any one i need more guidance about link wheel and link buiding. if any one knows plz guide me

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