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What is a good way to build links on an average week?

by Paul Tovey
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I usually have around 8 hours a week that I try to do something useful for my websites SEO.

My niche is Gardening/ Weeds.

At the moment, I do the following:

1) I Create 1x Blog Post on a related topic every 2 weeks.
Every other week, I post these to different blog platforms, for example:
Week 1:Technorati.
Week 2: Ezine.
Week 3: My PR4 Webeden website.

2) I try to write a comment on a related websites blog, with a link back through my name.

3) I try to sign up to one directory in the UK, in my area preferably.


I know this is pretty weak, so can you help me improve this please or suggest things I can do on an average week? I'm not entirely sure what a social bookmark is, so I don't currently do that.
#average #build #good #links #week
  • Profile picture of the author seonutshell
    Slowly but surely you are getting there, but you should look into social signals aswell. Facebok, twitter gplus etc. I know facebook is quite good for people on a low time budget, as you could spend one day scheduling facebook posts for the next month, 1 a day etc. Each post only has to be one or two sentences per post witha link to your blog.
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Levanduski
    I'd recommend learning about social media marketing as well.

    Also, look into guest blogging and other syndication options.

    Michael
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  • Profile picture of the author A S M
    Social media is always good to know but for me its not a priority. I use various of different methods for clients depending on there websites and what their goal.

    Most powerful strategy for me would have a fully optimized website with high quality backlinks.

    Aris
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  • Profile picture of the author Arshaan
    This is all great work, but you should also try Guest Blogging on top blogs in your niche.

    I gave a guideline in a previous post on how to Guest Post here it is:

    Well to begin with it depends on your approach.
    You should have a brief message. That includes:
    - Your Name
    - Your Blogs URL
    - Compliment their Establishment
    - Title of Your Article(The article you want to Guest Post)
    - What it is about? (100 word summary)
    - Sign Off

    These Guest Blogs are going to get 10's or 100's of proposals everyday, make sure your proposal stands out.

    By the way this is a basic format that has helped my Guest Post on PR 1 to 7 websites.
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    • Profile picture of the author ralchevd
      Originally Posted by Joshua Renalds View Post

      This is all great work, but you should also try Guest Blogging on top blogs in your niche.

      I gave a guideline in a previous post on how to Guest Post here it is:

      Well to begin with it depends on your approach.
      You should have a brief message. That includes:
      - Your Name
      - Your Blogs URL
      - Compliment their Establishment
      - Title of Your Article(The article you want to Guest Post)
      - What it is about? (100 word summary)
      - Sign Off

      These Guest Blogs are going to get 10's or 100's of proposals everyday, make sure your proposal stands out.

      By the way this is a basic format that has helped my Guest Post on PR 1 to 7 websites.
      Any tips on finding blogs that allow guest posts?
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