How do you get sites with high mozrank.
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How do you get sites with high mozrank to link free?
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In general, the latest thinking regarding link building says your goal is to ultimately build a relationship with site owners that lead naturally to links and other collaboration.
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yes thats point thanks
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Unfortunately getting links from quality sites, isn't generally an easy process.
If you want an easy process then you could always buy links from some sites with a high mozrank, but I wouldn't generally recommend this as it's a path that may lead to being penalised.
Try using open site explorer to check the bank links of your biggest competitors, you can then check the mozrank of the sites that are linking and make a 'gut' feel on sites where you can submit links with relative ease - e.g. by guest blogging or contacting the site owner and promoting your content.
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I am already building links, linkbait bit to much for me to understand anything easier?
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Create great content that they want to link to. Try searching SEOMoz for the terms "linkbait" or "link building strategy".
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