On May 23, 6:14 am, Logician <s...@logicians.com> wrote:
> I started link building for my new site (sayworth.co.uk) and this is a
> lot of hard work!
>
> I have never bothered to link build before. But I am making more
> effort with Sayworth as it is forum/advice based.
>
> Is there a quicker way to get links? I know some people have done this
> type of work really quickly. What takes the time is finding the sites,
> and then convincing them to link to you without paying them.

Why waste your time begging others for something that you already have
yourself?

It is not volume of links that you need, it is search engine rankings
for niche keyphrases. One has litle to do with the other. Mind you, if
it is PR you are seeking, then beg away with all your might.

Steer clear of reciprocal links and other linking schemes as they are
on the chopping block, in spite of their present moment of glory and
the huge number of linking strategists that support them.

http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/google-hell

My opinion is to concentrate on creating content that is worthy of a
link. If people link to it, great; if not, then concentrate on
creating unique high-quality content that is worthy of a link.


Fred
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