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Where do you get links?
Total newbie here, developing my startup blog. Understood that links are critical to improve your search ranking. Where do you guys get relevant and valuable links?
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Organically and through outreach. To get organic links the clue is to advertise heavily so that many know about your site.
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There are many advanced techniques to get high quality backlinks like manual blogger outreach, HARO, Skyscraper etc.. Just Google Advanced link building technique and you will get few more techniques and details.
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HARO
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Networking, knowing people/publishers, reaching out, making friends. Getting real quality links on the internet is a lot about linking with people offline.
Sure, you can do cold outreach only, but growing business connections and friendships makes things a lot easier and more effective.
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Well, there are usually two options:
the first is to go to the link exchange and select only the highest quality links that are not spammed and have both good performance and the presence of an active audience, as this also gives its results of influencing the site.
Well, the second option is to look for sites similar in topics and offer their owners some kind of barter for exchanging links or still buy directly
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I’ve been sending reviews to suppliers I work with and love. They love featuring good reviews on their websites so it’s win win.
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I’d first concentrate on getting listings and links on sites that are a part of the knowledge graph. Many of those are free, and will help get your site trusted. Listings like crunchbase, golden.com, etc and set up all the social media profiles, such as Twitter, Facebook page, LinkedIn company page, etc.
Make sure you set up organization schema on your site, and use sameas to link back to all your profiles and listings.
That there will easily create 10-20 trusted links back to your site. I’m still amazed at how most sites don’t do this.
Look for sites where you can contribute content, such as news sites in your industry. You can get a bio link back.
I personally have never paid for any links, and I think I’m doing okay. 🙂
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I’ve spent over 20k on advertising and have not receiving one backlink organically
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Buy them and manually build them as a new person. Once you get an Agency going you can pay your VA’s to build your own personal list for direct outreach. Otherwise you will pay 2-4X.
To help you out I’ll drop lots of resources here and give you a direct answer: FatJoe, Accessily, iCopify, AuthorityBuilders, OutreachMama and dozens more.
As you get all these names and websites, start making your own list and pay VA’s to reach them and and build your own prices to work direct for guest posts or link inserts. Same thing for getting any links from Fiverr, Legiit, Upwork and so on.
Eventually you can sell links like I do and make great money on the side as most people dont want to deal with all that work.
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HARO is free. I suggest you also search Matt Diggity Topical Authority on Youtube. With ChatGPT at $20/mo you can rapidly cover your niche which will help you overcome the need for links to a certain extent. It’s still a lot of work and will take some time however.
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