Comments on: Link Building http://www.webaffiliate.co.uk/blog/development/link-building.html Advice on turning your website into a money making machine, working from home and creating your own online company incorporating Affiliate Marketing. Wed, 28 Jul 2010 08:22:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Affiliate Seeking http://www.webaffiliate.co.uk/blog/development/link-building.html/comment-page-1#comment-8437 Affiliate Seeking Sun, 09 Sep 2007 23:16:18 +0000 http://www.webaffiliate.co.uk/blog/development/link-building.html#comment-8437 A great post you have written. I can definitely say that link building it's getting a little harder. The main cause of this is Google. People are getting more worried about what they should and shouldn't do when it comes to building links to their site now compared to what they use to because Google is getting stricter on it. They had recently mentioned a few months back that they don't want sites to sell or purchase links for PR gain. So as you can see it looks as if it's getting a little harder, but just like anything, I would think people will work around all these issues and find other ways of getting their sites ranking. A great post you have written. I can definitely say that link building it’s getting a little harder. The main cause of this is Google. People are getting more worried about what they should and shouldn’t do when it comes to building links to their site now compared to what they use to because Google is getting stricter on it. They had recently mentioned a few months back that they don’t want sites to sell or purchase links for PR gain.

So as you can see it looks as if it’s getting a little harder, but just like anything, I would think people will work around all these issues and find other ways of getting their sites ranking.

]]> By: Dio http://www.webaffiliate.co.uk/blog/development/link-building.html/comment-page-1#comment-8395 Dio Fri, 07 Sep 2007 21:43:45 +0000 http://www.webaffiliate.co.uk/blog/development/link-building.html#comment-8395 I like the idea of parasitic SEO and Link Building. There's some easy links out there if you take a bit of time. Flickr, quizilla, wikipedia, squidoo, etc - there's a few links like that. Comments on blogs - although many are nofollowed - if its relevant I think google still pays it some weight. I've tried a couple of press releases for my Bingo sites, and loads of people have picked up the stories and republished them on their sites. Unfortunately, most of the sites in the gambling field are run by external link shy webmasters who strip the links out whilst keeping the content. (I'm not bitter...) That said, in a different field - a left field press release can pick you up some nice authority links. :) I like the idea of parasitic SEO and Link Building. There’s some easy links out there if you take a bit of time. Flickr, quizilla, wikipedia, squidoo, etc – there’s a few links like that. Comments on blogs – although many are nofollowed – if its relevant I think google still pays it some weight.

I’ve tried a couple of press releases for my Bingo sites, and loads of people have picked up the stories and republished them on their sites. Unfortunately, most of the sites in the gambling field are run by external link shy webmasters who strip the links out whilst keeping the content. (I’m not bitter…)

That said, in a different field – a left field press release can pick you up some nice authority links. :)

]]> By: G4S http://www.webaffiliate.co.uk/blog/development/link-building.html/comment-page-1#comment-8387 G4S Fri, 07 Sep 2007 16:12:23 +0000 http://www.webaffiliate.co.uk/blog/development/link-building.html#comment-8387 Hi, I normally build links by finding relevant websites - although its frustrating to send an email and then wait for weeks to get a link up on the site. Getting a link from directories is highly preferable but again it takes months to get a response back unless you are paying them. I have setup link to us page on my websites for anyone interested to exchange links and still the response is low. I am more interested in free or reciprocal links like you. Link building is in itself requires patience and constant commitment to request links from relevant websites. I normally add the links first and then kindly request a link back to my websites. Keiron ideas are great to build links and i would agree with you that not everyone can afford to give away merchandise. Any more ideas on how to generate quality links? Thanks.. Hi,

I normally build links by finding relevant websites – although its frustrating to send an email and then wait for weeks to get a link up on the site. Getting a link from directories is highly preferable but again it takes months to get a response back unless you are paying them. I have setup link to us page on my websites for anyone interested to exchange links and still the response is low. I am more interested in free or reciprocal links like you.

Link building is in itself requires patience and constant commitment to request links from relevant websites. I normally add the links first and then kindly request a link back to my websites. Keiron ideas are great to build links and i would agree with you that not everyone can afford to give away merchandise.

Any more ideas on how to generate quality links?

Thanks..

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