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How to write content that earns you back links

A major piece of link building strategies is still shaded, to say the least. You can, of course, pursue strategies like guest blogs, gifts, contests, and directory lists to earn links legitimately. However, you also need to consider the cost-benefit angle of these strategies. Blogging guest, for example, helps you create a backlink at once. This may not be enough, especially if you have a competitor who already has thousands of quality back links on his site. Strategies such as guest blogs are correct when you create links from high authority sources. However, for relatively smaller sites, your strategy should be to earn those back links. That is, you have to produce content that earns you dozens of links back from dozens of industry websites. In this way, you should not pursue these links one at a time. Let's look at some strategies that could help you achieve that goal. Step 1: "What are bloggers looking for? Content marketers often use the "keyword research...

Best Ways to Build Quality Backlinks

You need a list of HQ and high authority sites which can provide links to your website, don’t you? As we are aiming for the high-authority links, this process may take some time to filter out. The target finding can be done by using following 3 ways. Keyword Based:  Here, you can hunt for broken  links on pages targeting the same keyword . So, you need to be extra intelligence in selecting the keyword. Domain Based:  You can search an  entire domain  for broken links. Say xyz.com. Your quest doesn’t go out of it. Single URL Based:  You  select an URL , for example, xyz.com/an-article. And, you check every link on it to find a broken one. I perpetually suggest performing with the first one due to the number of possibilities it makes. So let’s find out how to unleash the broken links. We have a keyword, ' Best SEO Company in Hyderabad' . In order to find the broken links, we have to get the search results first, right? So, I searched...