Link Building 101

[davcheong]

Originally Posted by Mikkel deMib Svendsen

GREAT post! So much fantastic information in one place. Thanks.

Link building is such a large topic. One thing, though, I often see people forget is how different things work in different languages and target regions. For example, much of the applied semantics we see coming in English hardly ever seem to hit us here in Denmark using Danish.

I am definitely sure that i am agree with you. Really are a good information for a startup/beginner web guide. As i am new in this and infact, i really happy and glad to know this forum, and i did learn alot from here too.

Good Job to all moderator here and member as well.

[KeithCash]

Thanks Nacho;

I will use

[Wilksy]

Great resource Nacho, thanks heaps for compiling this, it's great!!

[BrianHorn]

i write glowing letters of recommendation to all of my vendors. I usually send the html version also, "just in case" they want to post it on their website. works almost everytime. You won't get hundreds of links, but you will get a few with very little work.

[vilipa]

Originally Posted by ihelpyou

Hi Nacho:

Really? Which ones? The only one I know of that does not allow links to resources is WMW. Maybe I am not aware of all of these forums that don't allow links?

All the forums you posted are certainly good resources, but the premise of your post is that link building must be an all-important part of SEO? I disagree completely with that assessment. This link exchange stuff has actually ruined the internet. This is why you are now seeing a "De-emphasis" on links coming in from Google, and from Yahoo, and you will see that the new MSN will not be putting much stock on linking as well. The link stuff has been ruined by SEO's, and by some of those software programs you posted.

I also disagree that those auto link type programs are a necessity or good or even should be considered. Knowing that ALL engines state in their TOS's that they don't want or allow auto programs to hog up their server resources, I'm not sure it's a good thing to show those link type programs as being good resources.

Of course, this is simply my opinion, and you all know how much that's worth..... in here.

Hi...helpyou! (Sorry!)

I am quite new to this business and do not understand the importance of links for the search engines. I tend to agree with you. Let me add my dout about the link importance search engine policy.

Let's suppose a beginner puts together a good site. He does not have a single link at all for months and years independantly how good his site is. He will not get any in a natural way because he is not visible. In order to be visible he would have to have ranking which in turn requires links and here the catch 22 is closed.

The only chance remains to build unnatural link structure, which is deception of SEs and users and distortion of the relationship of sites and the link structure of the Internet as well. This way, the link requirement makes the webmasters to manipulate a lot.

Since I am really a newebie, I am not insisting on this just thinking public.

What do you think?

Vilipa

[sully]

Originally Posted by vilipa

The only chance remains to build unnatural link structure, which is deception of SEs and users and distortion of the relationship of sites and the link structure of the Internet as well. This way, the link requirement makes the webmasters to manipulate a lot.

Yes, this is Google's major flaw.

[vilipa]

Originally Posted by sully

Yes, this is Google's major flaw.

You mentioned Google. Doesn't Yahoo do the same? I am not suggesting but simply asking.

[Marcia]

With pages in sites being Supplemental because of lack of link strength, this thread is definitely worth bumping for another read.

[vilipa]

What would this mean in English? Please be more specific for dummies like me.

Vilipa

[WilliamC]

Originally Posted by vilipa

What would this mean in English? Please be more specific for dummies like me.

Vilipa

In english, make sure yor internal navigation system is solid and flows evenly around the entire website. Get solid external inbound links to the site, preferably in to different parts of your website so the flow moves around all areas at different times during spider crawls.

[klajdi2]

I need one desperately!

[patmoore]

I'm brand new here but have been told by many about the value of this forum. It looks like I've found a great resource!

[BuckfastMonk]

Exactly what I was looking for. Excellent post!

[eoman]

So is the list at the front of this post still good for link building today? I've been out of the loop for 2 years. Has anything changed?

[ddwebguru]

excellent thread thanks everybody

[SEO Himachal]

wonderful info giving by Nacho
thanks!

[scuba5794]

great post something that caught my eye was find relevant links that are user friendly. Don't just try to get links for search engine sakes. i feel this is very important to try to get relevant sites to link you not just any old site that has a high page rank.

[renjithkumar]

how many links can be included in one resource page of our site

[renjithkumar]

Originally Posted by ddwebguru

excellent thread thanks everybody

How many sites in one resource page should be thre

[ddwebguru]

hi renjithkumar
I think maximum 50 links if enough in a resources page