Back linking via blogging
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I asked a different question, which this one might over lap. Say your website has 100 pages, and you blog on different sites for back linking- should you do an article per page to keep the back linking to each page fresh? So for a person like me this would take me 100 days to recycle around. Just trying to figure out the best way to do back linking.
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So, I should blog to drive targeted audience to my site(s) via blogging. Then point most of the links back to the index. Once in awhile mix it up and sprinkle a few on my important pages. I am a realtor, so I have subjects like cities, subdivisions, foreclosures, listings, regular sellers, etc, etc, so it is fine to talk about all of these unique topics and point them to the for example www.azbestlistings.com and google will do what google does to get my other pages to the top? Excuse the site, as I have it being complete redone to look more user friendly to the eyes.
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Most "natural" links are to a persons home page.
So to keep your linking strategy looking natural I would have most of the links go to your home page & a few go to internal pages with varied alt text. Many blogs are being deindexed and severely discounted.
I would concentrate less on blogging for back links and increase your own website text.
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Yes...but, that rests on a couple big assumptions. First, that all 100 pages are equally important. Second, that all these websites you are blogging on are all equal (same authority, same relevance, etc.)
However, it is likelier that some of those pages are more important than other pages. It is also likely that some sites are more authoritative than others. Given that, you'd want to promote the more important pages more often. And you'd want to promote the more important pages on the more authoritative sites.
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