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winderman66

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Hi,

I have done a SEO on my website but, i need some backlinks to complete. Someone can help me whit this ?
 
Adding a link to your website on your forum signatures will help.

Also I read some local blogs and whenever appropriate, I comment on the post and include a link to my website. Don't get commenting just for the sake of commenting, for example, nice post, etc.

Your not going to get hundreds of backlinks over night, it takes time and patience.
 
Doesn't Google penalize sites that have backlinks for the sake of backlinks?

Its actually quite difficult to get sandboxed by Google. But yes, its possible. Basically it looks for 'sudden' huge influxes of links that are well outside of 'organic' formations - ie, lots of links that are all the same type happening in a short space of time.

Its an issue of (a) quantity and (b) type and the extent to which these variables announce themselves as distinct from any organic possibility.
 
Google cannot usually tell if they are links for the sake of links unless you're very sloppy or highly automated. If you're commenting on forums, posting to blogs, putting sigs in posts, links in forum profiles, links in articles etc then you're fine. About 90% of most articles on article sites are there for backlinks and traffic, which is why most of them are so lame.
 
I have look for some website directory and all kind of this stuff, do you think google take this as ''white hat'' backlinks ?
 
Google mostly just ignores links it doesn't think are useful to its search. I think it mostly ignores those crappy web directories that were popular a few years ago. They are unlikely to mark you down but those links are mostly useless.
 
Scrapebox is grand. It can be viewed as blackhat tool though if misused. You can however use it to find blogs relevant to your content and then filter them according to their PR and Dofollow or no follow status. From scraping 10k links you could filter it down to 30 or so high quality relevant links worth having! you can also use it to find edu and gov backlinks.
 
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write articles, blog posts, publish them on article directories and blogs - you get a free backlink in return.
 
checkout dropmylink.com it has a number of options you can select e.g. .gov and then you type your keyword and it will find you RELEVANT places to post. Blog post commenting is no way near as valuable as it once was. If you find relevant posts though and even by interacting with blogs you read you can build your self some backlinks. You could also submit your sitemap to some social bookmarking sites and put your site link on your google profile. Little things like that all addup.

Thanks,
Luke
 
Hi,

I have done a SEO on my website but, i need some backlinks to complete. Someone can help me whit this ?

Please don't forget you need both quality (high pr) and relevant backlinks. If you are selling kid's clothing but you got backlinks from a prono site, it doesn't count as relevant.
 
Please don't forget you need both quality (high pr)

Im new to SEO and still trying to figure things out. I'm not 100% convince on having backlinks from HIGH PR or LOW PR will have much advantages. But by all means if you can get higher PR backlinks it wont hurt. All my backlinks are from low pr (average pr 2 or 3). I manage to be on page 1 for two keywords. Also 2 keywords on page two. This is just google. I'm getting similar result (different keywords) for Yahoo and MSNLive


Page 1 - Google
elk grove pc repair
sacramento computer repair

page 2 - Google
elk grove computer repair
computer repair sacramento

Don't get me wrong. If I have a choice between High or Low, I will take the HIGH pr anytime.
 
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If your doing organic seo you dont need to worry about backlinks as they will come well.. organically. If your purposely going out for backlinks you want a mixture of high pr, low pr, do follow and no follow in order for it to look natural.
 
If your doing organic seo you dont need to worry about backlinks as they will come well.. organically. If your purposely going out for backlinks you want a mixture of high pr, low pr, do follow and no follow in order for it to look natural.

I might be doing Organic SEO without knowing it. I taught I was just doing backlink. Can you give me an example of Organic SEO. Thanks
 
organic means natural. e.g. technibble gets links if people link to its content and news sites get links from when we post to their content. That is organic. If they go around commenting on blogs on purpose for links that is not organic.
 
Im new to SEO and still trying to figure things out. I'm not 100% convince on having backlinks from HIGH PR or LOW PR will have much advantages. But by all means if you can get higher PR backlinks it wont hurt. All my backlinks are from low pr (average pr 2 or 3). I manage to be on page 1 for two keywords. Also 2 keywords on page two. This is just google. I'm getting similar result (different keywords) for Yahoo and MSNLive


Page 1 - Google
elk grove pc repair
sacramento computer repair

page 2 - Google
elk grove computer repair
computer repair sacramento

Don't get me wrong. If I have a choice between High or Low, I will take the HIGH pr anytime.

That's probably because getting onto page one for those geographically oriented searches isn't very hard. Personally I think if you are number 1 for your searches to get MUCH better results than being just a couple below. Just a few links from significant and relavant sites are worth hundreds if not thousands from more spammy, common ones .
 
That's probably because getting onto page one for those geographically oriented searches isn't very hard. Personally I think if you are number 1 for your searches to get MUCH better results than being just a couple below. Just a few links from significant and relavant sites are worth hundreds if not thousands from more spammy, common ones .

+1 relevance is best but tbh spammy comments make no difference its how many outbound links the page has that degrades the quality and wether or not its a dofollow or nofollow and the PR of the link.
 
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