How to get GOV backlinks?

I wouldn't waste your time chasing them, unless you have an amazing site providing something of real value. Otherwise, no government site is going to have any interest in linking to you. If you don't believe me, just contact them and ask them.

i also looking for high quality backlinks, if anyone have or any idea please suggest us, how can we make gov and edu backlinks easily

Hi taim,

You can type this into Google to find .gov link opportunities:

"helpful (keyword) links site:.gov"

Also try the search with the words "favorite" and "useful" inserted for "helpful" and the words "websites," "sites," and "resources" instead of "links." All of those variations can bring up different results.

And of course, put your niche in for the word "keyword."

Once you're on the sites, check for broken links using this extension (second one's for Firefox):

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/d...lfglf?hl=en-GB

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/fir...n/linkchecker/

Then just reach out to the site admin (usually in the Contact Us) section, tell them about the broken link and include one to your site as a suggested replacement - assuming the article is relevant.

If you want to know what the broken link used to lead to, copy and paste the URL into the top search field at archive.org and click on one of the highlighted dates that shows up in the calendars.

You can also insert. edu or .org for .gov in case you're looking for those types of links. But remember to put the period before gov

Best,
Matt

That is because most people are dumb.


Nevermind. Go for it. Order away.

It's too difficulte to get backlinks from GOV site if you website is lower quality I think you should not do that. Don't trifle away your time.

Why would any legit GOVT site link to your affiliate site (or whatever little site you run)? Seriously ... just spend the time you'd waste down at Burger King flipping burgers and saving the money you make to buy a PBN or something.

I actually got one decent GOVT link to a site of mine once, but it was an editorial link (we didn't outreach, an article of ours got picked up) and it was a link to a 25k word guide on a site that had almost zero commercial intent ... and was in a very specific niche.

It's probably gonna be easier to bribe a government official to log in to the site and give you a link, than to outreach for one.

the gov links are very difficult to get, i think you should find service online for get these links

I think I'm going to rank a site off 100% spanked/stealthed PBNs, then buy like 100 .gov links, just for cool point, for when my competition looks the site up.

Oh snap, it's got .gov links /flee in terror

I might mix in some other terrifying domains like "you.will.get.annihilated.if.youdoseo.com" or "fear.my.insane.seoskills.com"

Forget about gov and edu backlinks, just focus on guest blogging and content based marketing and then its social media marketing. You will enjoy good results, traffic and sale leads.

Riddle me this, when is spam not spam?

your website or blog needs to be well popularized and known before such opportunities can be reached. you cant just build a site today and expect to have government backlind if at all there is something like that.

The right kind of .gov backlinks that you are talking about are very hard to get. You can find pages on .gov websites that link out to other websites by searching keywords such as, "Resources" + url:.gov With that search you will find government websites with resource pages that link out. Depending on the type of website you have it will be very hard to get a back link from these resource pages. Especially if the website is commercial. You would have to email the webmaster and ask to be linked too. The type of websites that have better success doing this are non profit websites and public service websites. Commercial websites do not stand a chance. The good news is that if your website is commercial and you are unable to gain .gov backlinks, don't lose sleep over that because your competitors wont be able to get those links either.

I second Matt's reply. Getting legitimate GOV links for an average site is impossible. You can try your luck by filling out the contact us form but I doubt they will give you a reply. Have an awesome website, provide real value and you will have better chances.