Posts & backlinks: what are your strategies for building quality links and increasing visibility?
Olatz Urrutia
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Okay, let's be real... link building can be a pain in the neck. We need your help. We've been scouring the web for quality sites to build backlinks and post content on, but it feels like we're on an epic quest to find the holy grail. So we turn to you, dear Product Hunters, to share your insights and strategies for tackling the daunting task of link building. Are you a master of the outreach email? A champion of the broken link? We want to hear your stories, your tips, and your tricks for building the kind of backlink profile that'll make even the most aloof search engine algorithms take notice. So let's commiserate over the struggles of link building together.
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Eric Beans@happhi
Ao crucial and so agitating. Reaching out for links is humiliating.
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Create high-quality and engaging content that is relevant to your target audience, reach out to other websites and bloggers in your industry to collaborate or guest post, use social media marketing to attract followers and drive traffic, and optimize your website for search engines using keywords and meta tags.
@alexisdevenport Thanks Alexis! We are doing that but the worst part is the outreach... getting people to collaborate with in terms of content :(
You need to put some freebie content/resources/blog on your website with key ideas, tips, how-to stuff optimized for SEO so to nudge peope to stay on your website or discover you.
You have many competent colleagues in your team have them share their insights in blog posts, about marketing, product management, engineering, etc. Then post those to social media with the tags, links, etc.
For instance, check out Asana's website (I'm not associated with them), they got some freebie content on their website, anything from templates to learning how-to, etc. This content hooks people to explore the website and ultimately sign up for a trial or keep returning if anything to their website.
In the context of search engine optimization (SEO) and digital marketing, what is your opinion on using Wikipedia links as a link-building strategy, and do you believe it is a worthwhile approach to pursue for improving your website's online visibility and authority?