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hello friends, is there any way to get backlinks without using reciprocal links?
means i do not want to put links for other sites on my site.
how may i make others put link for my site .
is there any such technique?
plz tell me more about free link building n traffic gaining technique...



jaybee -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (12/5/2006 5:18:00)

quote:

how may i make others put link for my site .
is there any such technique?


You can't make people link to your site. Your best bet is to make your site as interesting and useful as possible so that other people want to link to it without you asking them.

Don't waste your time contacting other webmasters as I know I wouldn't give you a back link without a reciprocal. Come to think of it, I wouldn't give you a backlink unless your site was relevant to mine. Unless you can find a complete idiot who will stick anything on their site but links like that won't do you much good anyway.

You can scour the web looking for places where you can legitimately submit your site such as DMOZ but they can take ages and there's no guarantee you'll get on there.

Don't try and spam forums as they'll just delete the link and probably ban you.

Your other option is to pay. Here's an example and you'll find loads more if you Google for "paid backlinks"
http://www.vbseo.com/f104/traffic-backlinks-pagerank-paid-text-links-6870/

However, be warned that many believe Google can trap paid links and assign a zero value to them so you're paying for nothing.


You are aware that many believe outbound links to relevant sites can increase your Google rank?



coreybryant -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (12/5/2006 6:41:48)

You might check out digitalpoint forums. They are always posting new directories in which you don't have to have a backlink to.



TonyT -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (12/7/2006 16:33:42)

I've used this guy's service with nice results. He's very professional and keeps you updated on his progress. He also sets you up with a Yahoo account so that you can watch the progress for yourself: http://www.webmarketreports.com/directorysubmission.php [;)]



Mango Himself -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (12/31/2006 16:09:57)

My 2 cents:

unless you reciprocate, no one will want to link to your site unless they are your friends. And, even if you wish to reciprocate, you only get what you put into it. In other words, if your site makes it interesting enough for someone else to want to put a link, you're on, but if your site is not up to their expectations, it just won't happen.

Another thing is the way you approach the webmasters or site owners. You only get one shot. If you just say "let's link", it will not work out too well. Try to establish a connectn first.

Good luck



Reflect -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (1/2/2007 10:43:12)

Look up/Google directories+genre+add link/submit site/etc..

However only submit to directories that are in your genre as I believe this will carry more weight in the SERPs.

Take care,

Brian




markov -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (2/8/2007 9:02:44)

I think submission to the directories and article submission can generate one-way backlinks.



tinaalice -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (2/13/2007 12:48:19)

Apart from sites where I want my links to be seen (subject Frontpage/expression web) such as this forum. i'd not want my link on just any site if it was not relevent to the subject matter, i don't mind homepage sites that like to build a collection of helpful links. So apart from specific cases I don't ask other sites for backlinks. Even with my art site i'm very picky I build up relationships with the site owners first.

What I do.. and have always done, is to use my sig lines in posts to my subject matter where I help other people.. i don't know what your site is about .. if it's informational or a business then it's easy to find a community for your genre and start helping people with your knowledge. I do this because I like doing it .. it's my hobby. I also post in newsgroups and forums (such as this one) ... with forums i use keyword anchor text links for my sig lines....there is a post on a forum about favicon's which someone else points to an article I did .. not related to my subject but part of web design... I wrote it because as with all the tutorials I do .. I wanted to remind myself about how I did it... anyway i often find in my stats that this page gets a good amount of hits.... that's from one link someone else did..about four years ago and so on and so on .. I often point to tutorials or tips I've written to further illustrate information I'm giving ... this drives people to my sites... for that information and further information in the subject.. and if they happen to buy a fp addon while they are there from one of my affliates or one of fp ebooks .. great.. all pin money for my hosting and domains... of course this can be taken to a futher extent with other genres... Tom produces the outfront ezine .. which has posts in it to interesting topics.... by visiting topics that you feel you can contribute to your then leaving your sig lines on a focused topic from an ezine which is sent out to other people.. how many people will click on my links because it relates to the subject matter of the forum? I might point out in the context of this email quite legit.. that this tutorial might of some use to you ;)
Promote your frontpage website
http://accessfp.net/promote-your-website.htm

Now I do this as a matter of course I don't go out of my way to this... it's my small contribution to marketing my site ...I'm not agressive about it because I don't need to be I don't want to be and it's my hobby ... this is supposed to be enjoyable....:)

I've just made some backlinks all with one post... at least one person (perhaps not in this thread as i'm bringing it into focus) but in others I make... will linkback and not even tell me they have done so.. I find a lot of sites doing that with my oldest frontpage site.

Have in your mind... will it help the person I'm talking to in the post I'm making ... if not don't post the link... thats the same attitude to putting links on your site... does it help MY reader... as google says do no evil ...

It is easy to generate backlinks.... you just have to do some work.. but if you make it fun for yourself... it's not work... it's just some time spent doing something you enjoy.. and if you get a backlink not only from the posts but from people backlinking as a result of that post... thats the bonus.

hth Tina



jaybee -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (2/13/2007 13:13:03)

Nice one Tina, precisely. Do something for someone and they'll reciprocate.



mandarseo -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (2/15/2007 2:05:28)

From the discussion it is evident that

  • No one will reciprocate for free
  • PR and Article will give you one way link
  • Sometimes blog comments too


So can anybody share the directory of free article posting websites?

With regards,
Mandar Thosar



markov -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (4/7/2007 3:40:56)

Directory submission, Article submissions, Blogging are some of the few ways that can generate one-way backlinks.



deka -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (4/9/2007 12:03:17)

there are many directories to submit without reciprocal links.



jaybee -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (4/9/2007 12:31:47)

Yes, quite a few, Google for them. DMOZ is the biggie but it can take months to get listed.



TonyT -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (4/9/2007 13:23:42)

....or decades =/



DebSpecs -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (4/9/2007 13:49:07)

Here are some ideas for non-reciprocal links:

1. Write articles. If you write interesting and informative articles on a subject related to your site, and submit it to appropriate article sites, it could get "picked up" and published by other sites with YOUR LINK in the article. Of course, the more articles you write, the more exposure and back links you can potentially pick up.

2.Submit to blogger-review sites, so that your site will get reviewed and this review will be published with your link in it.

I hope this helps.

Falala



jurgen -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (4/9/2007 20:09:33)

Want backlinks????? Try these guys:

link removed - mojo



jaybee -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (4/9/2007 20:20:59)

Whoa be very careful. Auto submission to loads of sites all at once is not recommended and can harm your site. Google looks for natural link progression. Hundreds all turning up at once is not natural.



jurgen -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (4/9/2007 20:31:08)

Well, you can always make it manually.... just a couple at times..... I wouldn't submit to each and everyone. As mentioned before, just the relevant to my business ones...



markov -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (5/11/2007 2:00:05)

Article submission is agreat way to get one way links, but i do have a doubt regarding it.

Before submitting to the article directories, we publish the article on our site and then it appears on the article directories. Will it be a problem something like duplicate content?



Reflect -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (5/11/2007 7:33:24)

Great question, traditionally Google will give a higher weight to whomever is spidered first.

When I used to do this I would give it two months prior to submitting my articles to sites. This way I was positive they had it added. I know the bots hit me almost every other day but I wanted to be sure that information was solidified in the SEs DBs prior to rolling out the article.

On the flip side this is why I seldom use articles of this nature.

Take care,

Brian



Asiadeep -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (6/5/2007 12:55:33)

Just to add I've also noticed that with forums there are a lot of scraper sites that actually take the content of forum sites for use in their own. In this way a link from say this forum can appear 5-6 times around the internet just because it has been scrapped along.



PaperclipSEARCH -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (6/11/2007 21:36:32)

Another option is to orchestrate a triangular link campaign. It takes some planning and effort but its win/win with everybody involved. As well, its SEO neutral and does not run the risk of getting banned for paying for links. as well, articles and blogs go along way over time....just my two cents worth.



Reflect -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (6/12/2007 8:52:39)

I agree.

However I think it will be just a matter of time before self implosion so to speak. They, the SE, will take this into account with algos.

Not saying tomorrow or next week. However I believe in this approach but in a VERY controlled scenario.

Take care,

Brian



markov -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (8/3/2007 5:11:48)

The other way is to get an authority content in the site so that others automatically link to your site. In other words, the content should be unique.



womble -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (8/3/2007 6:32:58)

Without wishing to re-start the whole backlinks v content debate again [;)], I have to say in my own experience, in the past, that content's been more important to me than backlinks, though a fair bit of my stuff's been very specific, and you could say niche sites, so I admit my experiences aren't probably typical.

That said, one of my sites which until fairly recently (probably the last 6 months or so) didn't have much in the way of links. The site did fairly well in the rankings, I guess partly on the content, partly on having a fairly relevant URL, and maybe a few natural links.

About six months ago though I did start looking more seriously at SEO on this particular site, which also has an attached forum so we've got regularly changing relevant content, and I started looking at where I could legitimately link to. Most of the links I've got now are reciprocal, though a few are one way, but the one thing they all have in common is that they're either related to the subject matter of the site, or in a similar area. Interestingly, I've been noticing recently that when I check my stats and server logs, I've had a huge jump in bandwidth usage, and number of unique visitors. While some of the traffic I've been getting has come from search engines, the majority of it's coming from the links I've established, and there's also been a rise in the length of time visitors are hanging around on the site. It's targetted traffic that's made a big difference to me.

I've also been paying a lot more attention to the most visited pages, which I've identified through the logs, because often the landing page hasn't been what I'd assumed would be a landing page, and that's meant that I've been able to slightly tweak my content to up the keyword density just slightly. It's going to be interesting over the next few months to watch the stats and the rankings and see how the new strategy affects things.



markov -> RE: backlinks without using reciprocal links (8/18/2007 14:57:57)


quote:

ORIGINAL: Reflect

Great question, traditionally Google will give a higher weight to whomever is spidered first.

When I used to do this I would give it two months prior to submitting my articles to sites. This way I was positive they had it added. I know the bots hit me almost every other day but I wanted to be sure that information was solidified in the SEs DBs prior to rolling out the article.

On the flip side this is why I seldom use articles of this nature.

Take care,

Brian


You mean to say that we should add the article in our site first and then wait for a certain period of time...(after Google indexes it) and then submit it to the article directories.



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