The simple answer is we’re all going to have to think harder and work harder to
get links from real sites. I think it’s fair to say you need to avoid links from websites
designed to give you a link. It’s hard not to think Google will at some point takedown
guest blogs and press release sites, much like the recent action they took on
advertorials.
I’d certainly:
stay away from just about all ARTICLE SITES
avoid most DIRECTORIES and
avoid most BLOG NETWORKS
IGNORE LOW QUALITY SPAM EMAILS offering you links (or cheap seo
services).
be wary of ADVERTORIALS
avoid LOW QUALITY GUEST POSTS and
avoid LOW QUALITY, OFF TOPIC SITEWIDE LINKS.
Have a think for a minute and work out if the article you are going to have a link on
will end up duplicated across many low quality sites, for a start.
NOTE – In my experience you do not need to remove every instance of a site-wide
link. NOT if they are on topic, and editorially given.
get links from real sites. I think it’s fair to say you need to avoid links from websites
designed to give you a link. It’s hard not to think Google will at some point takedown
guest blogs and press release sites, much like the recent action they took on
advertorials.
I’d certainly:
stay away from just about all ARTICLE SITES
avoid most DIRECTORIES and
avoid most BLOG NETWORKS
IGNORE LOW QUALITY SPAM EMAILS offering you links (or cheap seo
services).
be wary of ADVERTORIALS
avoid LOW QUALITY GUEST POSTS and
avoid LOW QUALITY, OFF TOPIC SITEWIDE LINKS.
Have a think for a minute and work out if the article you are going to have a link on
will end up duplicated across many low quality sites, for a start.
NOTE – In my experience you do not need to remove every instance of a site-wide
link. NOT if they are on topic, and editorially given.
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