3 Ways To Generate Back Links For Free*

Tuesday, August 24th, 2010 at 9:07 am

I think that every reader here understands that that the more back links you develop to your pages the higher Google will tend to rank you. One more thing to say here in total transparency is that these will take some time and it has value which is the reason I have the * next to free.

If you are blogging regularly these will be quite easy for you to do and actually there are many more than 3 places that you can use for creating your back links.

The 3 ways are using the following sites.

Ezine Articles
Squidoo
Hub Pages

You are already creating content and re-purposing your content is a great way to get links and best of all you can control the anchor text of those links. All 3 of these sites are high PR site so are seen as authority sites by the search engines.

It is best to add your content to Ezine Articles first or make sure what you are submitting at Ezine Articles is unique. It is not hard to do a quick rewrite of your blog posts to create a unique article. Use the anchor text to point to your blog that is the keyword you are trying to rank for.

Squidoo is the least strict of the three places for having unique content but you will need more than one article to complete a lens. Both Squidoo and Hub Pages allow you to add a RSS feed to your pages. This can be an excellent way to get blog posts indexed as the search engines spider both of these sites frequently.

Use multiple posts to create your Squidoo lens and add a proper anchor text link to your blog and a couple of your posts. Do not overdo this as too many l;inks to the same domain will get your lens shut down.

For Hub Pages you will need to rewrite your content as they only want unique content. Use only one link per Hub Pages as anything overly promotional will be flagged as spam.

In all cases make sure that you are providing quality content and you can use these sites to generate high quality back links.

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Mike Paetzold got started blogging in 2003 and has become an expert on using WordPress. He has become known as The WordPress Guy.

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