One Way Backlinks To Increase Your Search Engine Rankings
One Way Backlinks are the most difficult of backlinks to get and for this reason require the most work to get them.
First off, all one way backlinks are not created equal.
One big determining factor on the worth of the link is where it comes from. You are going to want to get links from other sites that have a high page rank. Another key factor to making this link worth more is the relevancy of this site to yours. You want these links to come from sites that are on the same or similar topic as yours.
One way to get a webmaster to give you a one way backlink is to ask him for it. Sounds simple? Think again. He’s not going to give you something so valuable unless he gets something in return. One way you may possibly get a backlink is to offer a high grade custom article written just for them. You more than likely will have to send out many requests before someone takes you up on your offer.
Now you say this sounds like it can be really time consuming and difficult to do. Well, I told you that in the beginning of this article.
Unless you get lucky like I did this morning.
I was just cruising around checking out some blogs that I frequent and I found this very interesting offer. Mark Mason was offering 30 free backlinks, and these are do-follow backlinks to any 3 URL’s that I choose. All I have to do is write a good article that includes 3 links to any 3 pages of my choice. What he will do is post my article on 10 blogs in the 1WayLinks Network.
Sounds like a no-brainer to me. Fortunately for me I got in just in time because this offer no longer is available. Sorry, I just wanted to talk about the incredible offer I got.
til next time…
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Wayne Lambert
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Is it really true that the links have to come from sites of relevance?
I was told that unless the link comes from a “bad neighborhood” they are all good and worth having?
Hey Boxing Bags,
That all depends on who you ask. It’s my belief that links from any good site and not from a “bad neighborhood” as you say, relevant or not will ad to your PR. I think Google will put a little more weight towards a link if it’s to a relevant site but I don’t think it amounts to that much more link juice. I would much rather have a link from a PR8 non-relevant site than one from a PR1 relevant site. I personally have some links from some PR6-PR8 non-relevant sites and they have most definitely helped me out.
Later,
Jeff Sargent