How to get genuine backlinks from high pr site?

The right ways of building links fast are through optimizing your page, social media bookmarking, and commenting on other people's blogs. If you don't have enough time to do all of these, you'll have to with outsourcing. There are several marketplaces that offer these services but it will be your responsibility on who you choose to hire.

Sure - we've all seen some of these. Some of them still rank now. (Though obviously not in the same numbers as they used to, I think we can all agree?). I agree they don't look natural at all. And if you look at what Google staff are saying in their occasional interviews, they think that too, and intend to do something about it in future/pending algorithm changes. Which does make complete sense, in the context of recent Penguin updates, surely?

I'm always interested, when intelligent marketers think something radically different from me.

It seems to me that one of us, basically, must be mistaken, here?

My feeling is here: http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-...ml#post8389573 .

That's why I think private blog networks are something to avoid like the plague. I know what an unpopular view that is, around here, because of course some are selling services based on exactly that (and some are even quick to try to belittle anyone who understandably questions the wisdom of using them, in the circumstances). But since I've been saying that, on and off, it certainly looks like many people's private blog networks and their sites linked-to by them have indeed been heavily penalized - and I think nobody can really argue with this, either?

My strong suspicion is that there's going to be "more of the same". Nothing complicated or convoluted about my reasoning, here: I think that because Google is openly saying that there's going to be "more of the same".

So ... you're not someone I like disagreeing with! And my question is: why do we apparently think such different things about this, when our factual information and even our perceptions of the facts and recent history in this regard are presumably, broadly, the same?

Try reaching out to your industry peers and donate some high quality content, do it the right way and you don't have to ask...

If you want to build quality backlinks to your website ,then you should do guest blogging . Guest Blogging is a best and legal way to create quality backlinks to your website .
Just search for blogs in your niche and ask the owner to provide a guest post and then you are ready to go .

According to me content writing it the best way to get better ranking in the search engine result pages.

Even though you're going to pay for backlink services, some part of the job can be done manually and for free.

Thus, getting social media backlinks is the safe way, because when you share your content on social sites, the backlinks will occur naturally. In the article there is a comprehensive list of social media sites to get dofollow backlinks from - Social Media Sites to Get Dofollow Links From in 2013 | Social Media Today

Manual High Page Rank Social Bookmarking, Social Media Platforms and commenting high PR Sites are best way get genuine back links for your site.

Using blog network leaves a big footprint.

My best bet is building your own private networks though this strategy is pricey but you'll recover your money if you do the right thing.

They are and almost every solid SEO on this forum has at least one. Ask around don't go on one members claims. The thing though is what does "private" mean. It should mean just that - private. If you can sign up for links on a service then no its not private. If its yours and you don't rent out links then thats private. Its the same in real life. You hardly can consider your house private if anyone can turn the knob and walk in at any time.


So Alexa which is it? You claim to have seen private networks hit and now question how they could have been heard from. If you can then why not anyone? and if you can't then the previous claim would be disproven. The answer is easy as Dan Parks already indicated. We own them and in my case I know of hundreds of them since I have assisted in building them. Despite your claims I have heard of not one being deindexed recently and out of thousands of these sites four sites in two years.

Well Google has said plenty of things including telling companies not to link to their sister sites with followed links because THAT IN FACT constitutes a network. They not only do it but do it openly. Strange thing isn't it? Go to Disney and they link to their sister sites. Go to Adobe and they link to their partner sites. All followed links by the way.


If the average person were asked about the unacceptable face of marketing SEO networks would not feature AT ALL because in the history of all business it has never been either unethical or suspicious for a business to utilize its assets to promote its sister companies. If you can think of a single offline instance where it was unethical or questionable I'd be glad to hear it. The only people who make that argument base it on the dictates of a company and worse a company that distorts its own top three results on the behalf of the highest bidders not the best or most relevant.

I think everyone here knows the public would Identify a lot of the unacceptable face of marketing as the popular and accepted practice of IMers claiming to make $10,000 a month sitting on their couch in order to milk money out of newbs, popups that stop people from leaving sites and the bombardment of email lists with crappy offers recommended merely for JVs and affiliate commissions. Most of which I hear barely a peep about in any consistent manner.

You are right it WOULD BE helpful to speak out against such things that are the real unacceptable face of marketing (and are a lot more status quo ) rather than the practice of using your existing properties to help your sister sites.

I'd say guest blogging. The problem is you've got to make sure you have good quality articles to attract the interest of the better blogs. I've read some posts that Google might be cracking down on guest blogging soon (as it's being abused). There are a lot of websites that take guest posts that seem very questionable. I wouldn't want my content on those types of blogs. You need to stay away from the blogs that take articles on any topic and stick with the ones in your niche.

Genuine backlinks? Go do an e-mail outreach. Build that relationship. Hopefully they'll review your site/product and put it on their site.

Step 1:

Reach out to the website owner / admin.

Step 2:

Be prepared to pay for that link.

Step 3:

Scratch head and wonder if that is considered black hat.....it is.

Step 4:

Come on Warrior Forum and ask what you should do.

Substance, I may be able to help you. What's your site about?