Does link from a blog in Blogger.com helps in SEO ?
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Do you guys think that adding good quality blogs to blogger.com and then getting a link from those blogs will help ?
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yes that's right but getting content on your own site is a case where we are getting fresh content on our site which is a ranking factors in Google but getting a link from another site though blogs is a different thing.
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Agreed. I'd spend the time writing content for your own site and building up your own site's authority, rather than building up the authority of another site.
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Thanks mate, I didnt think about that!! More than few blogs on the same id might be taken as similar to blog network ..
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Hi Vikas
I think it depends on the relevant content of that blog. Blogger has a very good DA, but THE CONTENT IS THE KING. You should think about find good blogs to be linked. On this post you'll find some info:
http://www.seomoz.org/blog/bloggers-acquisitions-how-to-finance-and-partner-with-an-existing-blog
I hope this can help you.
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Hi Vikas, I would be very cautious about this... it's a grey-hat area. If you're providing good quality content and including relevant links, you may see some benefits at first. But as ITRIX suggests, they're likely to be recognised as a blog network.
And of course, each blog would have to gain link authority before being able to pass much link authority on. A better strategy would be to dedicate that time and effort into putting quality content on your own site and earning links to this.
Good luck.
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Initially you may experience some effects but subsequently it will filtered as a 'Blog Network'. It is not recommended to a large extent however 1 or 2 blogs from a platform can be fine but then again the process must not look promotional.
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