When it comes to natural link building strategies, you shouldn’t look beyond a simple blog. Blogs help to build links both internally and externally. Even better, the links you can build through your blog activity are the types of links that search engines are looking for.
Organic links should be the ultimate goal of smart link building strategies. Not only are they often the sort of links that search engines like, they’re links that will last. Putting links within blogs is one of the best and easiest ways to foster organic links. Link building through blogging couldn’t be easier.
There are a couple of habits that will place you in good stead:
Referencing. You’ll notice a lot of referencing going on in the most popular blogs. These links within text help pull traffic deeper into the site and to distribute link juice throughout the site. They also keep readers entertained and informed.
Referencing others. How can linking to other blogs help you, you may ask? This strategy works because of the co-operation usually found in the blogging community. Linking to other sites can help to net you some great return links.
Sneaky linking on other blogs. Once you’re established in the blogging community, sneak links into comments.
Use the wider web. Plenty of sites fail to use their blog efficiently because they forget to promote it. Social media sites are a bonus for natural linking. While many social media sites now follow links, there is also the knock-on effect as social media followers frequently repost links elsewhere.
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Austin K is a blogger and influencer outreach expert at Megri Blogger Outreach Services in New York and London. He writes about the latest developments in digital marketing and focuses his efforts on innovating customized blogger outreach plans for brands, businesses and startups depending on the industry and competition.