In the last article we learn about Tips for High Quality Backlinks Part 1st. Today we are going to learn its 2nd part, to understand these go through , i recommend to read its 1st part
A) The high quality backlinks is necessary for Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Therefore, a backlink within the main content area of a page, and towards the top of that content area, is considered to be more high quality than a link lower down the page or in the sidebar or footer.
B) PageRank (PR) is the most basic and obvious measure to use when assessing the worth of a backlink – the higher the PR of the page where the link is located, the quality of that link is higher.
C) PR can be a misleading metric though. All webpages of website initiated with a PR of 0 (or n/a to be precise) and the PR of a page can rise and fall down with time.
D) If a backlink to your business’s website is included on a page that links to high quality sites or blogs, especially ones in the same niche as your site or blog, then it indicates to search engines that your site or blog should be put in the same bracket as those high quality sites or blog.
E) If the other links on the page are to low quality sites, then your site won’t necessarily be classed as low quality also, but rather search engines may opt not to include those links as a factor, either positively or negatively, in their ranking calculations.
G) There’s a strong correlation between higher rankings for a website and the number of unique websites (i.e. different domain names hosted on different IP addresses) linking to that site.
H) All else being equal, it’s preferable to have 10 links from 10 different websites than 100 links from 3 different websites or blog. So, for a new link to your business’s website to be considered high quality, it should be from a website or blog which has not already linked to you.
I) Link exchanges were widely abused in the past, which resulted in the value of reciprocal links being reduced.
J) Reciprocal links do still have value, and there’s certainly no risk of a penalty being applied as a consequence of them, however, if you’re looking for a backlink of the highest possible quality, then it should come from a website that you’re not also linking to from your own site.
K) The trust and authority flowing through a page with a backlink to your site on it gets divided up between all of the links on that page.
L)It depends on a few points or factors, but as a rule of thumb, having a link to your site share a page with less than 10 other external links would be considered good.
B) PageRank (PR) is the most basic and obvious measure to use when assessing the worth of a backlink – the higher the PR of the page where the link is located, the quality of that link is higher.
C) PR can be a misleading metric though. All webpages of website initiated with a PR of 0 (or n/a to be precise) and the PR of a page can rise and fall down with time.
D) If a backlink to your business’s website is included on a page that links to high quality sites or blogs, especially ones in the same niche as your site or blog, then it indicates to search engines that your site or blog should be put in the same bracket as those high quality sites or blog.
E) If the other links on the page are to low quality sites, then your site won’t necessarily be classed as low quality also, but rather search engines may opt not to include those links as a factor, either positively or negatively, in their ranking calculations.
G) There’s a strong correlation between higher rankings for a website and the number of unique websites (i.e. different domain names hosted on different IP addresses) linking to that site.
H) All else being equal, it’s preferable to have 10 links from 10 different websites than 100 links from 3 different websites or blog. So, for a new link to your business’s website to be considered high quality, it should be from a website or blog which has not already linked to you.
I) Link exchanges were widely abused in the past, which resulted in the value of reciprocal links being reduced.
J) Reciprocal links do still have value, and there’s certainly no risk of a penalty being applied as a consequence of them, however, if you’re looking for a backlink of the highest possible quality, then it should come from a website that you’re not also linking to from your own site.
K) The trust and authority flowing through a page with a backlink to your site on it gets divided up between all of the links on that page.
L)It depends on a few points or factors, but as a rule of thumb, having a link to your site share a page with less than 10 other external links would be considered good.
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