Building An Effective Back‐link System
Have you ever visited sites like HotorNot.com where you were given the opportunity to “rate” people based on their photos? Each time you voted, the image would be given “weight” within the system and would therefore appear more frequently whenever new visitors browsed through the image gallery.
Back‐links work in a similar way, with each back‐link directing people to your website being equivalent to a “vote”.
The more back‐links you have, the easier it is to secure your position within the search engines and influence search results so that your website is considered relevant and appears more frequently.
It’s no wonder that so many people have turned their attention to building an expansive, solid system consisting of hundreds of permanent back‐links.
Organic FREE search engine traffic consists of some of the most targeted, relevant visitors you’d ever get, and if you are able to secure your position within the top search results for highly targeted keywords, you could eliminate any need to pay a fortune in pay per click marketing.
Plus, the traffic you do receive will be exceptionally targeted, and far more interested in the products or services you are offering.
So, since back‐links play such an important role in your ability to generate traffic and effectively launch your website so that you are able to maximize exposure and build brand awareness, your question should be:
“How the heck do I begin to build back‐links?”
Before I answer that, (and I will show you exactly how to set up an incredibly effective back‐link system), there is something you should keep in mind when you begin to develop back‐links for your website.
Search engines determine how relevant (and important) your website is not just by the NUMBER of back‐links pointing to your website but by WHO is linking to you.
This means that not only do you want to focus on building a high number of back‐links but that you also want to focus on quality back‐links that are housed on authority sites.
