Quality links - Suggestions?

Web 2.0 is quality link and has high PR authority ...

Web 2.0 sites are better option than article directories, Once you published your articles on these sites then build links from niche forums, blogs and promote pages on social networking sites.

Once you web 2.0 sites pages start ranking on top pages of Google then links from those pages would automatically pass quality link juice to your money site.

you should also consider doc sharing sites and video sharing sites.

Quality links are those coming from high PR sites related to your niche..

I just posted a thread last week all about this (wrote a great post on my blog about it).

Its in my sig.

Obtaining a quality link is not that difficult and I am going to add to my guide soon as well.

Actually some of Web 2.0 sites were only PR0 but they started showing on page 1 and boosted my site's fortunes so don't worry about their Page rank. If you have non-duplicate content then it still works. A lot of people are now advocating tiered link building where they direct a lot of links to their lower tiers. If Penguin punishes them that is okay but if it rewards them then your site gets a boost.

http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-...k-quality.html

Here is the warrior thread about my post.

As you can see Mike also gave some other tips like pagerank (which I dont full agree with but he does make a good case and it is worth checking out) and also checking the relevance of the link manually based on what the website has been since inception using the way back machine.

Both tips I will be adding to my guide in a part 2 hopefully coming out today or tomorrow.

Again, any other tips would be great and feel free to post on that thread above of mine with the ideas you have.

Make sure the page has a little outbound links leaking out link juice. Make sure the link page has high PR.

Try paid press releases, they are quality links inside authority domains that haven't been spammed..

DONE SON! Guestblogging is the way to go, I could provide you a list but really, myblogguest.com all you need. Sign up and start contributing on the forum.

If you dont like to write go to iwriter because they're cheap yet they provide great content.

and fiverr is also good, hear me out, not there backlinking services but rather gigs dealing with webmasters in your niche that have sites with PR. They're usually pretty strict when it comes to what kind of site they backlink to but if your content is golden and your site is the bomb then you should be ok.

REMEMBER ALWAYS GUEST BLOG IN YOUR NICHE

Thats great!
First of all, start by adding only quality, interesting content to your website. Make beauty (design, typography, structure). Create and then manage your social media profiles daily. I know I didn't say anything much about link building, but believe me, as soon as you establish it, you will start to gain quality links naturally.

Power and useful links can be built with content and valuable comments. You need to think as a human, from the name of your website. For example, strive to bring valuable followers to your twitter profile - these are still "links", and in my opinion - way more powerful.

Hi Rinor,

When it comes to building quality links, there are a few ways to go about it. First, a few things that you mentioned...

Web 2.0 sites: They may be considered quality links, but it depends on which sites you get the links from. Higher quality sites like Squidoo, Identica, etc may benefit you.

Guest posts: The solution to your problem is simple. Namely, guest post on high authority sites that are unlikely to get affected by Google changes. Look for sites that are popular, and somewhat of an authority in your niche. But the purpose of guest posting, should not be to build links alone. Building relationships might be a more important thing.

Other than that, some types of backlinks that can be considered as quality include links from press release sites, and other high authority sites.

High authority sites, meaning sites like the Wall Street Journal. For these types of sites, you can't get links. You have to attract links by getting them to write about you. And for that, you'll have to do some planning and strategizing.

Here's a really good case study on the topic of attracting quality links from high profile sites:

How I Got a Link from the Wall Street Journal | SEOmoz

re: web 2.0 pages. Real key there is to get some internal linking within the site to your page & that's how you'll mine the authority you want out of it. Most web 2.0 sites have that ability if you get creative. Saw a webinar awhile back which helped me get more mileage out of my 2.0s at which you may find useful as well