What's Your #1 High Authority Backlink Strategy For 2015?
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Hey everyone,
I am gathering responses from the SEO community regarding the two questions below. I will feature your (legitmate) responses as part of a study for current SEO backlink methods being used by the SEO community. There are no wrong answers. I look forward to seeing your responses and make sure to add your social profile details.
1. What is your number 1 method of acquiring high authority backlinks?
2. What platforms/ software do you use or recommend as part of your method?Thanks,
Kirk Bowlen
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Publish articles that are "best on the web for their topic" (or as close as I can come to that) and always with unique perspectives and great images. If you do that your visitors will spread the word about your content for you.
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Grammarly, Hemingway, any good graphics program
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1. Direct, personal considered contact with highly relevant websites to the keyword seeking to improve ranking for.
2. To obtain backlinks - use several two main ones are Moz and Similar Web (for referral traffic, can lead to backlinks).
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