What is the new methods of creating back-link?

Many replies in this thread (thanks to @Khalilur_1, @jayashreemarg and @RonaldAMoreno for starting the conversation) list classic backlink tactics. Today the practical shift is away from volume-based link schemes and toward earning editorial links that prove reputation: targeted digital PR, reactive journalist outreach, original-data pieces, embeddable tools, podcast appearances and product/partner integrations. Those approaches scale relevance and authority rather than trying to “game” rank signals. (siegemedia.com)

Start with journalist/reactive PR programs (HARO-style services and modern alternatives). Process: sign up, filter queries to your niche, answer quickly with a concise, quotable insight plus a one-line bio and URL, and track placements. It’s time-efficient and, when a quote is used, often earns editorial links from high-authority outlets — but it needs repeatable discipline and monitoring. (ahrefs.com)

Make link reclamation a routine: monitor unlinked brand mentions, broken links, and lost references with Google Alerts and backlink tools, then send polite, specific outreach (thank the author, offer the exact URL to add). Converting existing mentions or restoring removed links has a higher conversion rate than cold outreach. (bluetree.digital)

Invest in genuinely linkable assets — small original studies, interactive calculators, embeddable charts or partner-built integrations — and make it easy for others to cite you (simple embed code, clear attribution). Also pursue podcast guest spots and co-marketing partnerships for editorial show-note links. Important caution: avoid distributed widgets or automated link-injection that give uncontrolled anchor text — Google flags such widget/link schemes, so either use non-link embeds or annotate paid/sponsored links correctly. Focus on earning links through value and credibility, not shortcuts that risk manual actions. (backlinko.com)

Summary: treat backlinks as reputation signals. Prioritize editorial-first tactics (PR + data + tools + reclaiming mentions), measure placements and referral traffic, and keep link hygiene aligned with Google’s guidelines. (developers.google.com)