Link Building Advice

[jasonsluck]

I am trying to form a strategy to build link building partnerships with non profit and high authority sites. I plan to contact the companies directly via email. Does anyone have any specific advice to offer on this subject? My website is an attorney lead generation site similar to this one

http://www.attorneyfind.com/

to give you an idea of the content and structure. Thanks for all advice!

[Abdul Jabbar]

You should purchase some links from Blog Networks and hire some one for Relevant Blog commenting and forum posting. If you want to buy links then contact me.

[ajparker]

I would look at that sites backlink structure through a tool like ahrefs.com or analyze the backlinks of whatever site you're competing with.

Pure and simple - copy what works.

Avery

[jasonsluck]

Originally Posted by Abdul Jabbar

You should purchase some links from Blog Networks and hire some one for Relevant Blog commenting and forum posting. If you want to buy links then contact me.

I think that is what JC Penny did and they got in BIG trouble for that?

http://www.searchenginejournal.com/jc-penny%E2%80%99s-black-hat-seo-backfires/27925/

[C Rebecca]

I think, chances of getting your request accepted is very low...

Authority sites builds link organically...

Few things that you can do to get linked to authority websites,
- Participate in their discussion board (if they have one) and leave your backlink there
- Insert their link in your content (I know, its not an incoming link, but outbound links also helps in boosting your rank)
- Request them to get your content published on their website (if anyone of them allows)

[christiehemme]

Originally Posted by jasonsluck

I am trying to form a strategy to build link building partnerships with non profit and high authority sites. I plan to contact the companies directly via email. Does anyone have any specific advice to offer on this subject? My website is an attorney lead generation site similar to this one

http://www.attorneyfind.com/

to give you an idea of the content and structure. Thanks for all advice!

You can do SEO for your site. Submit directory,article, quality blog comment can give your site a very good link back.

[jackjohns]

One-way link building is far better for SEO purposes that is why companies offer it as a service. If you're a blogger, you can effectively comment on someone's blog and people who read your comments will comes to your blog. This is one other way of driving traffic to your site.

[jimmyrayjit]

Originally Posted by jasonsluck

I am trying to form a strategy to build link building partnerships with non profit and high authority sites. I plan to contact the companies directly via email. Does anyone have any specific advice to offer on this subject? My website is an attorney lead generation site similar to this one /www[dot]attorneyfind[dot]com to give you an idea of the content and structure. Thanks for all advice!

Yaa Sure mate, according to me two-way/reciprocal link exchange and three-way link exchange will be more beneficial and helpful for your website ranking in popular search engines.

As well as, forum positing in relative theme or decisions will also help you to get high traffic and ranking of your site in Google, Yahoo, Baidu, Bing and such more.

[specmurt]

Originally Posted by jasonsluck

I am trying to form a strategy to build link building partnerships with non profit and high authority sites. I plan to contact the companies directly via email. Does anyone have any specific advice to offer on this subject? My website is an attorney lead generation site similar to this one

http://www.attorneyfind.com/

to give you an idea of the content and structure. Thanks for all advice!

You'll spend a lot of time and effort doing that for a very results. Why would you want to do it? Honestly, manual link hunting like this is insanity. There are easier and more cost effective ways to get traffic.