links to build

[Gvvg561]

Originally Posted by pratibha

hi dear,
i want to know about best types of link...


What Are The Best Types of Links To Build?
give me ans...


thanks
pratibha

You will need to begin acquiring one way Do Follow Backlinks from sites that have high Page Rank. It is that simple.

[gurukid22]

relevance so i agree with link exchanges but they are difficult to find im always looking but dont get many.

[LisaWilliams]

Link to the high PR site gets good back link it is true, but be aware of fake PR.
for that see the crawl page of the site. by using "site:site domain"

[Gvvg561]

Originally Posted by LisaWilliams

Link to the high PR site gets good back link it is true, but be aware of fake PR.
for that see the crawl page of the site. by using "site:site domain"

You stumped me here... I do this as a business and I have never heard of fake PR. How does someone fake PR?

[prakask]

Good.New concept of Fake PR.Next time Fake SERP rank.Fake website.

[Gvvg561]

Originally Posted by prakask

Good.New concept of Fake PR.Next time Fake SERP rank.Fake website.

You can actually fake the SERP results in Google. I wrote a really great article last year about this. It all has to do with Google's use of personalized search. I don't want to share this as I know others will use this to fake search results.

If you understand how personalized search works you should be able to fill in the blanks. But faking PR... That's new to me...

[hannah123]

Best links are those coming from high PR sites and placed in the most relevant category.Link diversity is important as well.

[prakask]

Links on the pages having high PR.The exact page.

[Christina K]

Setup Google alerts for your keyword content. This will give you tons of blogs and articles related to your niche. You can comment on many of these articles. Many may be nofollow but you can pick and choose according to PR and relevant content. Its a good place to start your link campaigning.

[123liveleads]

I need links for 123 live leads.

Please tell me a price to get started.

Thanks again guys.

By the way very nice pic above.

[rizham]

come from relevant site with high PR can be very effective one

[AnnieSh]

It helps to get links directly from sources that would be considered trusted seed sites in algorithms like DMOZ, the Yahoo! Directory, and Wikipedia might be considered obvious authorities and trust seed sites.

[lora23]

You can build links by creating a 3rd party hosted websites and posting a link on it... I'm doing so.. About 3 webpages a day and ofcourse social bookmarking submissions...

[Gvvg561]

Originally Posted by lora23

You can build links by creating a 3rd party hosted websites and posting a link on it... I'm doing so.. About 3 webpages a day and ofcourse social bookmarking submissions...

Yes, you can do this but it requires that your identity be hidden. You must do this on separate servers and you must use a different identity for each site.
The search engines will not reward you for linking to yourself if they can make the connection.

[Moses]

hi all
# Sales Links: Sales links are used when driving people to buy something or go down a specific path. You’re driving people through a funnel to try something, sign-up or buy something. Those are sales links. And “click here” is a completely logical choice for those types of links. Heck, you might try CLICK HERE! Or “get your free x today!”, because “free” is generally regarded as a very strong motivator.

Most bloggers don’t deal in “sales links” which is why they’re generally turned off by the bland but effective, “click here”.
# Really Helpful Resource Links: You could argue that every link is helpful in its own way, but Really Helpful Resource links are those that you use to provide your audience with additional, in-depth information. You don’t want to use too many of these in one post, because the more links, the less likely people will click through. I find they work best when summarizing someone else’s argument (and you should always link to sources) and in lists, when you want to give readers more details from other blogs.

[kris]

Thanks for sharing message Prathiba, It is usefull.

[Gvvg561]

Originally Posted by Moses

hi all
# Sales Links: Sales links are used when driving people to buy something or go down a specific path. You’re driving people through a funnel to try something, sign-up or buy something. Those are sales links. And “click here” is a completely logical choice for those types of links. Heck, you might try CLICK HERE! Or “get your free x today!”, because “free” is generally regarded as a very strong motivator.

Most bloggers don’t deal in “sales links” which is why they’re generally turned off by the bland but effective, “click here”.
# Really Helpful Resource Links: You could argue that every link is helpful in its own way, but Really Helpful Resource links are those that you use to provide your audience with additional, in-depth information. You don’t want to use too many of these in one post, because the more links, the less likely people will click through. I find they work best when summarizing someone else’s argument (and you should always link to sources) and in lists, when you want to give readers more details from other blogs.

I have your explanation a bit confusing. I build links ever day. I build them with both the search engine and the reader in mind. I incorporate branding and advertising into the link building process and this has worked very well for me.

[Dreamer]

best link are those links which are relevant to your niche. Find them and exchange your links with them.

[Gvvg561]

Originally Posted by Dreamer

best link are those links which are relevant to your niche. Find them and exchange your links with them.

Let me ask you this would that link be useful if it where a no follow link?
Let me ask you this would that link be useful if it where a do follow link from a site that has 0 PR?

[Dreamer]

The answer would be same as best links are those links which are relevant to your niche.