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Finding Authority sites

by ProfJannes
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Hi, I am new to the net and would like to know how i can find authority sites, which i can use for backlinks. Any tips?

regards
ProfJannes
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  • Profile picture of the author Brad Callen
    Originally Posted by ProfJannes View Post

    Hi, I am new to the net and would like to know how i can find authority sites, which i can use for backlinks. Any tips?

    regards
    ProfJannes
    Yes, competitor links is a good place to start. Scan through competitor links and sort by PR. Otherwise, if you don't own any SEO software, you can manually scan the SERPs (search engine results page's) for high PR sites which are related to your content.

    Depending on you service/industry, there are many different strategies you can use. It's tough to give specific advice without knowing your URL or industry.
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    • Profile picture of the author 4d-media.ca
      You may want to check out Ryan Deiss's Authority Codes report
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  • Profile picture of the author zhoom
    Originally Posted by ProfJannes View Post

    Hi, I am new to the net and would like to know how i can find authority sites, which i can use for backlinks. Any tips?

    regards
    ProfJannes
    In what niche you are in? Search in Google blogs, forums, websites that are related to your niche and which are in the top rankings are the more authority sites.
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  • Profile picture of the author createdevelop
    We use Opensite to find the most authoritative back links that our competitors are using.

    Also Web CEO has a good link checking tool for this.
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    • Profile picture of the author humbledmarket
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      Originally Posted by Brad Callen View Post

      Yes, competitor links is a good place to start. Scan through competitor links and sort by PR. Otherwise, if you don't own any SEO software, you can manually scan the SERPs (search engine results page's) for high PR sites which are related to your content.

      Depending on you service/industry, there are many different strategies you can use. It's tough to give specific advice without knowing your URL or industry.
      Not the OP but thanks for the great suggestions.

      Originally Posted by createdevelop View Post

      We use Opensite to find the most authoritative back links that our competitors are using.

      Also Web CEO has a good link checking tool for this.
      Sorry but just searched google isn't opensite an encyclopedia?
      Thanks
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