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How to get Contextual Backlink from Facebook.
Posted by on June 25, 2020 at 2:22 pmStep 1: Open Your Website Facebook Page.
Step 2: go to setting >>> Templates And Tabs.
Step 3: Go below and click on Add Tabs and select notes.
Step 4: After That, Go to Page HomePage, Notes Tab will show at left sidebar click on it.
Step 5: Click on Add Notes, and type your article and place link by hovering your anchor :).
That’s It You’ll Get Indexable Contextual backlink from Facebook.
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19 Replies
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What’s the benefit of this exactly?
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Don’t you think getting a relevant link is better option?
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Thanks! this is awesome honestly. I will be using this all the time now. Great way to syndicate blog posts, and other useful info.
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That’s gonna be nofollow or ‘worthless’
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any way to get those indexed faster? Share the update on GMB perhaps?
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I can’t find the ‘Templates and Tabs’
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Good one!
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Great tips!
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Great tip 🙂
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Even if the link does get crawled, it is going to be weak AF.
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It is just a social signal.
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I’m pretty sure that this is useless.. at least google knows that this ist? just sonsense
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I don’t think this link is even indexed.
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I think people here are getting the wrong impression. Probably because this is posted in the SEO reddit.
But the way I look at links from Facebook is less on the SEO help it may give you but the ability to control your brand better.
These links will be seen (and hopefully visited) by your social followers. Why not direct them to something useful – IE your services or portfolio, or other timely and relevant information. IE does your business have any covid-19 relevant information that would be useful for your visitors? Then link to it.
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Just wanted to clear up two things….
1) This content will get indexed and could show up on its own as a result for a given search (if it’s something someone is looking for, etc.). That is the extent of any search engine related benefit.
2) There’s no such thing as “social signals” when it comes to search engines. This has been shut down from multiple sources at Google. Just posting something on a social media channel doesn’t count as a new link and your followers and other social media related metrics do not influence its success.
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