Yes, I can show you, Owen. An HTML backlink looks like this:

<a href="http://www.yourdomain.com">Your Keywords</a>

Make sure the only spaces are the one between the "a" and the "href" and the natural spaces in your keywords. There should be no other spaces.

I keep mine on hand and copy/paste it when I need to.

Thanks for the great info Angela!

Great input like that is what makes
communities like this so valuable.

Happy Weekend!

Angela nailed it perfectly. I also like to make my active links bold so they stand out a bit. You can use a bold tag if you wish to make that happen. Using Angela's example:

<b><a href="http://www.yourdomain.com">Your Keywords</a></b>

<a href="http://www.natainstitute.com">Nata</a>
NATA Institute Coaching &Tutorials was started in 2011 with a concept to provide objective centric coaching education in a different, innovative and friendly learning environment.
Within a short span of time NATA Institute Coaching & Tutorials earn the status as the foremost NATA – JEE B.Arch Best coaching center in Andhra Pradesh Hyderabad.
In 2 years of its origin the institute has raised beyond all the expectations and the volume of students (345) and quality of results (Highest NATA score 136 with 62 students in range between 120 - 136) with 100% Results have proved the success of its mission.

It might look funny if you have a whole paragraph, but it can be done.

Hello Owen! What I suggest is to take this FREE short course from Codecademy on HTML5 -this course is going to teach you all the basics (including adding links and image) about HTML which is an important skill to have in IM: Learn | Codecademy

Sure, There are 2 kinds of hyperlinks in the HTML. Such as 1. when click on the link, it will open in the same browser tab, 2. on the other hand if you use the blank option, it will in open a new tab.

<a href="http://......./">Page Title</a>
<a href="http://......./" title="Page Title" target="_blank">Page Title</a>

I am currently listening to a course and this guy seems to now what he is doing.
The course is from udemy

Along with Angela's advice, you can try a site like below to make it even easier:

Link Generator, Create a Link With Text or an Image | MyspaceGens.com

Yes Angela had it right and yes there are a lot of courses out there or you can do a google search to easily find the info.

It is really easy to create an HTML back link. You can follow the formula.

<a href="."></a> You can change the red mark words only. Just write your web link instead of www......., then you can put your keyword at the section. Thanks a lot. Carry on.

Creating a back-link is a long process by the way you are doing and everyone is telling.
Suppose i have a website called

statusprofile.com

and i am anchoring it in multiple forum posts like "hey your answer to your post is this if you want more details prefer my site

<b><a href="http://statusprofile.com"></a></b>",

or

http://statusprofile.com

maybe it is not showing

(square bracket open) URL ="http://statusprofile.com"(square bracket close) http://statusprofile.com (square bracket open) /URL(square bracket close)


Yes it is a way but it is a long and tedious way,plus there is no guarantee that the forum page is definitely crawled,because crawling not works like that.Crawling is based on the statistics of different data from different websites.

The best way to optimize your backlink is on your introductory of the profile in forum there is a section called your website or your link something like that, which is everywhere if not put it on the about section.your website name like
about myself: statusprofile.com
this sounds crazy but the search engine do crawl that...

and what you do is you participate in every forum you like when people like your answer the like links will be directly crawled down to your page and which links to your site.That way you can fully optimize a forum and get a trustworthy backlink.And suppose you reply to like 100 post on different forums.....you will get hundreds backlinks because all your response backs to your page and which is backs to your website.


Simply putting a backlink in public forum makes a bad impression on public as well as the forum owner.

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