OutdoorMan
msg:3607587 | 8:29 pm on Mar 21, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Have you tried searching for 'directory + [your local area]' in Google, Yahoo! etc.? If you can't find any relevant directories by searching in Google or Yahoo! (or maybe Live) then the directories you are looking for probably aint worth anything when it comes to linkbuilding.
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martinibuster
msg:3607603 | 8:52 pm on Mar 21, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Hi,
We don't encourage lists of directories nor promote websites that feature lists of directories. I think a better approach may be to think about the niche and ask why would a site link to it. Take a look at competitors, as well as non-competitors in other markets. Take a look at who is advertising on PPC and see what their backlinks look like. Before you start, come to an understanding of what your tolerance of risk is because you will likely find websites engaging in the kind of link building that may not pass a hand check.
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mick_simon
msg:3608162 | 7:12 pm on Mar 22, 2008 (gmt 0) |
thank you for the info everyone Martinibuster i do have quick question about link building. forgive me if I am asking dum questions I am very new at this i do have article section were i try to pump out articles few times a month very relevant to the keywords that i want to target. My question would be 1. Is it right approach to have liked build to that article if so how would you recommend to get the link
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lwgrm
msg:3608177 | 8:27 pm on Mar 22, 2008 (gmt 0) |
It really work for me.
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martinibuster
msg:3608199 | 9:17 pm on Mar 22, 2008 (gmt 0) |
>>>I am very new at this If you're new I recommend going through our library so as to catch up on different link building techniques. Go back, way back. Even some of the discussions from four years ago are still relevant. It'll help build a solid footing for your approach. [webmasterworld.com...]
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