In this article (tips for backlinking part 3) we learn more about backlinking.i.e. from which side backlinking is better, How much time require for backlinking, backlinking tool etc.
A) Links from other UK sites are best, but links from other sites, are beneficial too.
B) Try to get links to as many different pages of your website as possible. Not just to the homepage (which will naturally acquire the most), but to internal pages too – like your category/product/service pages.
C) After getting one link from a site, any subsequent ones from that same site have much less value, so focus on acquiring links from new sites, rather than getting more from sites that are already linking to yours.
D) It can take weeks for your website to be credited for a new backlink. initially Google has to find the new link, then they have to update the search results.
E) The best ways to find websites to get links from are to research who is linking to your competitors and to search on Google for sites that are talking about topics related to yours.
F) Use a backlink research tool, like opensiteexplorer. Doing so gives you access to extensive backlink data for your site and your competitors’ sites.
G)Backlink analysis tools never show a website’s complete link profile, and Whichever tool you use, you will only see 30-40% of a site’s backlinks at most.
H)There are lots of ways to get backlinks.
I) Email is the standard way to contact someone about linking to your site, but try contacting people through Facebook, Google+, Twitter, Linkedin, etc.
J) When contacting someone about linking to your site or blog, make the communication as personal as possible.
K) When emailing people, avoid mentioning ‘link’ or ‘backlink’ in the subject field, don’t include any URLs in the first email, and leave out any SEO terminology, like rankings, algorithms , dofollow/nofollow, etc.
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