Link Building Ideas
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1. Create an extensive resource list for a specific topic.
2. Build the content on your site and make it easy to understand. Link baiting is one of the most effective strategies.
3. Use pay per click advertising. More people will see your site, some of which may be bloggers who could decide to link to your site.
4. Submit articles to high-quality article directories. Take a look at this huge list of article directories.
5. Write a press release and submit it to hand-picked journalists, selected bloggers and PR distribution sites such as PRWeb and PRLeap.
6. Track who picks up your articles or press releases. Offer them exclusive news and articles.
7. Perform surveys that make people feel good or important. Salary.com conducted a study uncovering how mothers were so underpaid, resulting in many high quality links.
8. Submit your site to free directories. Check out the top online directories.
9. Submit your site to paid directories, focusing on quality and PR ratings. Consider the Yahoo Directory, Business.com and Best of the Web.
10. Create you own directory, specific to your industry. Then link to your site.
11. If you create a particularly interesting article ask a few friends to tag it on Digg.com or the Del.icio.us popular list. If it reaches the front page your website will receive a lot of traffic.
12. Join the Better Business Bureau.
13. Get a link from your local chamber of commerce.
14. Request links from relevant government and council resources and websites. These sites have high PR ratings so even a couple of successful requests can make a huge difference.
15. Consider posting an opportunity for bloggers to write about on PayPerPost. For more on this site see our Pay per Post in-depth feature.
2. Build the content on your site and make it easy to understand. Link baiting is one of the most effective strategies.
3. Use pay per click advertising. More people will see your site, some of which may be bloggers who could decide to link to your site.
4. Submit articles to high-quality article directories. Take a look at this huge list of article directories.
5. Write a press release and submit it to hand-picked journalists, selected bloggers and PR distribution sites such as PRWeb and PRLeap.
6. Track who picks up your articles or press releases. Offer them exclusive news and articles.
7. Perform surveys that make people feel good or important. Salary.com conducted a study uncovering how mothers were so underpaid, resulting in many high quality links.
8. Submit your site to free directories. Check out the top online directories.
9. Submit your site to paid directories, focusing on quality and PR ratings. Consider the Yahoo Directory, Business.com and Best of the Web.
10. Create you own directory, specific to your industry. Then link to your site.
11. If you create a particularly interesting article ask a few friends to tag it on Digg.com or the Del.icio.us popular list. If it reaches the front page your website will receive a lot of traffic.
12. Join the Better Business Bureau.
13. Get a link from your local chamber of commerce.
14. Request links from relevant government and council resources and websites. These sites have high PR ratings so even a couple of successful requests can make a huge difference.
15. Consider posting an opportunity for bloggers to write about on PayPerPost. For more on this site see our Pay per Post in-depth feature.
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