How to get High Quality backlinks to a new site
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Hey I am new to SEO and I have a completely brand new domain can anyone suggest me a way to get high quality backlinks to improve my site ranking ??
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What about:
- having a good business model?
- knowing you audience?
- having the right people for the job?
- setting proper expectations?
All those things come after the 3 things you mentioned?
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The quality of responses on this forum is kind of dissapointing. Anyway: the following 3 things apply here for any new and existing domain:
1: a good structured website
2: quality content
3: quality backlinks
If you manage these in a good way then the rest really will follow. Buying links or links with the intention to pass ranks is forbidden by google, and pretty much punishes your website for doing that.
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