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It’s the reality of Link Building in a post-Penguin world. Quality now equals quantity. Yet… Link Building is now a more than ever labor intensive process… so even more important that you’re doing it correctly.
Here’s tips from 3 SEO Experts, Bastian Grimm, Kay Schaefer, Dave Snyder on
How to Execute a Future Proof Link Building StrategyWhat are your thoughts? What tactics can you add to this?
To be honest we’re not focusing on any link building strategies at the moment. Our main focus now is on quality content, so far this strategy has stood us in good stead.
@Cassaon888 243934 wrote:
To be honest we’re not focusing on any link building strategies at the moment. Our main focus now is quality content, so far this strategy has stood us in good stead.
That is how it should be!
I’m doing the same.Links as a measure of relevance is a ‘retarded’ approach.
But its the ONLY measurable aspect for SE’s to start with. After that then time spent, pages viewed and return visitors (quality of content) comes into play. Don’t abandon one for the other or you will lose.
I’ve recently revamped my SEO efforts and in an effort to keep things as natural as possible, here are some of the things I’m doing. Please keep in mind that I am varying the anchor text as much as possible.
Forum posting
Blog posting
Rss submission
Video submission
Blog commenting
Google reviews
Social Media optimization
Social networkingAs you can see, it’s an all out effort and it’s starting to pay off. I can see increases in traffic and earnings. Google has pretty much come out and told us what it is they want and consider to be natural, just do some reading and you’ll find tons of info on Penguin and Panda.
I’ll try and write something up after I collect more data.
