Link Building for SEO

Wil Reynolds explains how to capture links and the value of content to earn deep links while at the Affiliate Summit.

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23 Responses to “Link Building for SEO”

  1. patriciaskinner says:

    Wil Reynolds is well worth listening to for SEO.

  2. wilreynolds says:

    Thanks for the feedback!

  3. watchdegame says:

    Hi there thanks for introducing various seo tools. But i just want to know importance of Directory submissions on the new or old websites.

  4. wilreynolds says:

    It is definitely still working, but will have less and less value in the coming months (just my opinion).

  5. djsnakeyes says:

    Always great stuff

  6. djschum84 says:

    How does this help when you can’t see what he is doing??

  7. Colloseusx says:

    hes explaining the information, if you understand what he is saying then it is good information

  8. avzull says:

    hegemonies! No one cares :)

  9. wilreynolds says:

    Thank you! Just now seeing this comment.

  10. wilreynolds says:

    Glad you are getting it Colloseusx

  11. wilreynolds says:

    I just deleted those awful comments. Sorry they were around for so long.

  12. luckycharm3366 says:

    I learned a lot frmo this, Thanks Will. I recently started my own SEO company and enjoy learning from you

  13. wilreynolds says:

    Best of luck with your SEO company, glad I can help a bit,

  14. rajib2k5 says:

    thank you for sharing your ideas

  15. mair31 says:

    yeh a great thought specifically for the begginers

  16. mair31 says:

    yeha great thought

  17. JeffSMills says:

    It would be swell of you to discuss how to create a natural linking profile. Google will get better at sniffing out off-page SEO campaigns. Some things to consider in simulating natural linking might be anchor text variation, link acquisition rate congruent with traffic, mix of do/no-follow links, some exposed url links… getting the link mix & ratio right as not to draw attention to an ill advised off-page SEO campaign.

  18. IRSFRAUDEXPOSED says:

    looking at a major competitor i see they have hundreds of backlinks half are from pages in there own website and the rest are from a forum site, and yet i have NONE and i know of dozens that exist and arnt listed by google let alone others…what gives?

  19. wilreynolds says:

    my pleasure. I’m looking forward to having more to post soon.

  20. wilreynolds says:

    Jeff, I really like this idea, next time I record a video maybe I can touch on this a bit more. THx!

  21. wilreynolds says:

    I don’t know specifically but it is not the number of backlinks it is the quality. So if half are from a forum site, more than likely google is not counting all of them with the same weight, look up “sitewides” and you’ll see that multiple links coming from the same domain get devalued.

  22. IRSFRAUDEXPOSED says:

    thank you for the reply - i just used your tip and found out what my biggest competitor has in links . They have a google backlink listing of hundreds half are withing there own site and they have about a hundred pages …it seems that having tons of pages all with links to the other pages is counting as backlinks?
    My seopen result show 1 link listed on google , Yet yahoo shows hundreds , msn 0, if google shows 1 backlink am i loosing out because they dont show them all?

  23. IRSFRAUDEXPOSED says:

    in my continued research my biggest comp are doing the same thing it turns out they have paid banner adds on a forum and the link is counted as inbound back link and the rest of there links are from the hundred pages interlinking to pages in there own site . the top sites in my topic all do this. Are the banner links sitewide - would i be better to have a keyphrase term link on the one page that is word specific in the url? do banner adds help seo or just drivin traffic?

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