Hi all (how to increase backlinks)

Hello.
Relevant link exchange, article submision will help you

Someone else just asked the same question:

http://www.webmaster-forums.net/showthread.php?t=38416

IMO the answer to this in a general sense depends on what kind of links you want. If you want lots of poor quality links that may or may not count for much, but are easy to get, things like forum signatures, directory submissions, and article distribution might work. Anything that requires a linkback in exchange will look suspicious to search engines and will be devalued. If you have too many of such links pointing out from your site they may stop your site from passing value to other sites. One-way links are better than two-way (exchanged) links.

If you want high quality links you need to have something worth linking to. Then you need to get it out to the people who can link to you (see links in my response to the topic I linked above).

Link exchanges and directories are both low quality links that aren't going to get you very far. Link exchanges have been devalued by google for quite a long time now (maybe a year or so... I'd have to look it up. At least since last fall). Huge long pages of links done for search engines alone are a known issue as well.

The best way to get good quality, one-way links is to first have something worth linking to. Then, identify the people who can link to you and think of a way to reach them.

Ways to increase backlinks is by:

Doing link exhanges
Writting articles and leaving your link in your authors bio box
Adding your site to free web directories
Etc..

1. Submitting your site to free directories
2. Submitting site to paid quality directories.
3. Contextual links.

Lucy;219894 wrote: Hey, I want to increase more back links for my site. How can I do this?

The most simple tip is you need to submit your site's keywords enclosed in anchor text. These are the examples.

- Links in forum signatures
- Submit your site's URL and info in directories
- Links from other sites (other sites that links to you)
- Link exchange
- Links from articles
- Links from blog comments
- Links from images
- Links from press releases

if you can create few own your web sites and exchange 3 way links. it is better both sites.

3 way linkexchange very effective solution. But at the same time many webmasters don't want to take part in this. In yhis case you have try hard with third site to make it more attractive for third party linkexchange.

Why bother? It seems like such a hassle for marginal benefits (arranging a three-way link exchange). Why not just write some good content that people might want to link to because they actually like it? It's obvious that search engines don't like deceptive links, I don't see the point in constantly trying to find new ways of doing them.

I have found some benefit in tying my 4 sites together, especially since one of them is very old and well established. Google likes to know that you're trustworthy, so being associated with already trusted sites is good. I think they probably know that the same people are behind these 4 sites though and therefore the links wouldn't count in the same way that links from other sites would.

However, it is difficult to maintain 4 sites at a satisfactory level (one of them isn't really updated anymore). Don't create additional sites just to boost the rankings of your other site unless you really have a lot of time to work on all of them. It would be better to find other ways of getting natural links. You may also want to read The Rising Tide Lifts all Ships. (basically, you want to concentrate you link juice on one site rather than distributing among many).

Megan is right.

There are so many ways people want to create a link...but almost none of then works as well as a unique content article, general interest....

If you know some programming language, you can try to create a tool...but a tool that is rare on the Net.

You can also pay for some quality links. (although there are rummors that G hunts down the websites that are involved in this).