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Link building question

by Serious Request
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Im quite new to internet marketing and just finished building my first building. Now i want to do some link building but im not sure if i should link to my homepage or one of my articles. Any thoughts on this? All help is appreciated.
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  • Profile picture of the author SEMaster
    For diversification, always build links for your site inner pages. It'll really help to increase your site presence in search engine. As you mentioned above in your post that you're new in this field. So i want to advice you dont do massive backlink work in no-time. Go slowly with quality work.
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    • Profile picture of the author m00d
      I've found it much easier to rank higher linking to inner pages where you are likely to have more long tail searches, more keywords. You usually try to rank the main page for fewer keywords which means more competition and a tougher time ranking well. But in the end both should be linked to.
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      • Profile picture of the author larryboy03
        I suggest you build high quality backlinks, do some guest posting because these are real powerful links as long as you do your research on the domain. Try to guest post on high authority sites with a good alexa rank. If you do this then you may get backlinks and traffic.

        If your willing to make videos then make some and post them on YouTube and Vimeo, link them back to your inner pages. This can help with traffic and some good links too.

        Hope it helps
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  • Profile picture of the author gearmonkey
    You should do both. Inner page linking is a great strategy. Mix it up!
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  • Profile picture of the author seobuzz
    Link building is a never ending process. The more links you build for your website, is better. Make sure the links are relevant to your website.

    And yes you should also build links for your inner pages, which will surely make your backlink profile strong.
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  • Profile picture of the author bluesharksolution
    Get a variety of links from all different sources (making sure not too over-optimize desired terms and including “natural terms” like “click here” or “visit this site”)
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  • Profile picture of the author kaytav
    Don't forget to add content to your site. It is important and will help you rank in Google. Since your site is new, start submitting it to relevant niche directories. Also start doing social networking and bookmarking for your site. Guest Posting is a nice way to get some authority to your site.
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    • Profile picture of the author century90
      Build links for both home page and inner page. There are many methods to create backlinks following.
      1. Directory Submission
      2. Social Bookmarking
      3. Forum Posting
      4. Guest Posting
      5. Blog Commenting
      6. PR
      7. Classified Ads
      8. Article Submission etc
      Use always relevant and high PR site to build backlinks.
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  • Profile picture of the author IM nice guy
    You should always diversify in EVERY aspect of SEO, which includes linking to your index AND your sub pages. Obviously trying to keep your linking highly relevant will also be favourable (so don't link to the homepage which has no content, with an anchor link that indicates specific information, etc)

    Hope it helps.

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  • Profile picture of the author johnben1444
    Originally Posted by Serious Request View Post

    Im quite new to internet marketing and just finished building my first building. Now i want to do some link building but im not sure if i should link to my homepage or one of my articles. Any thoughts on this? All help is appreciated.
    Linking to both your site and articles is necessary.

    By linking to your articles, you will be creating different several strong pages
    and these is what Google wants.
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  • Profile picture of the author intergen
    *If you a looking to build a longer term brand and build authority in a niche you need to EARN back links.

    Content has been (and always will be) the foundation of building solid traffic, visitors and links. There are multiple ways to do this and create traffic quickly and EARN back links. I launched a WSO addressing these techniques.

    A couple of secrets from my WSO - create excellent consumable content in your niche or have someone write it for you (textbrokers.com or others). I recently had an article written for me. Once I received it I had to re-write sections but it gave me a starting point and it took a lot less time (maybe 15 minutes). I posted it to Social media news, strategy, tools, and techniques | Social Media Today (it doesn't cost anything to post here and anyone who has solid content can get an article published.) - here it is - http://socialmediatoday.com/mark-kithcart/663456/content-marketing-new-moneyball

    Check out the share rate on it - literally hundreds of shares on several social networks. In my profile I have a link to my social profiles and my website. I received hundreds of visitors - the article was on my site as well and I received several natural back links to it - as well as some of my other posts on my blog. What did all of this cost me? $8.00 for the article and 15 minutes of time.

    So that's one quick easy strategy for you....enjoy
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  • Profile picture of the author imicrothinking
    Hey Serious Request,

    Link building - as mentioned by other warriors, you should ALWAYS link to your inner pages - the ones that are most relevant in building your links. Examples would include you finishing a blog post on how to grow taller via swimming and doing a bit of link building to promote that blog post for a particular keyword (e.g. "how to grow taller via swimming") and its keyword variations. Also remember to sprinkle in a few non-optimized links - ones where the anchor text is generic and doesn't contain your target keyword phrase.

    Apart from that, if you have any specific questions, or if you have a specific page you'd like to optimize, if you include a link here, I'm sure all warriors will be more than willing to help.

    Good luck and hope this helps!

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    • Profile picture of the author Repfixer
      Link building is an art. It's almost always the most challenging part of an SEO's job, but also the one most critical to success. Link building requires creativity, hustle, and often, a budget. No two link building campaigns are the same, and the way you choose to build links depends as much upon your website as it does your personality. Below are three basic types of link acquisition.
      1 "Natural" Editorial Links
      Links that are given naturally by sites and pages that want to link to your content or company. These links require no specific action from the SEO.
      2 Manual "Outreach" Link Building
      The SEO creates these links by emailing bloggers for links, submitting sites to directories, or paying for listings of any kind. The SEO often creates a value proposition by explaining to the link target why creating the link is in their best interest.
      Self-Created, Non-Editorial
      Hundreds of thousands of websites offer any visitor the opportunity to create links through guest book signings, forum signatures, blog comments, or user profiles.
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  • Profile picture of the author surajramnani
    What you can do is careful build links to the inner pages with different anchor texts and description everywhere possible at the same time make sure you just dont build links at every site you see make sure its an authoritative site with a good PR..A few examples are delicious,Digg,Stumbleupon,Slashdot and Newsmeback..Good Luck..
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  • Profile picture of the author Edk
    I've read most of the replies to you and I'll add one thing that I don't thnk anyone has said. You should also link the pages to each other. Don't overdo this, one link to another page is enough. (So somewhere amongst them, you'll as well have a link to the homepage from one of the internal pages.)
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