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- The origin Site (where the backlinks comes from) must have a general subject related to your site or page linking to;
- The origin Page must also have a subject related to the subject of the page in your site;
- The origin Paragraph, or text around the link, must also have a subject related to the subject of the page in your site;
- The origin Anchor Text must have a keyword/s related to your site/page.
- The link must be a real link, with http://, not just the www. Yahoo counts them, but MSN and G, no.
- Origin Links should have the tag STRONG instead of the tag B (STRONG is for Emphasys while B is for Highlight). Some people include H6 to H2 but it may seem spamming. Also, links should not be in tiny sizes like size 1.
The colour cannot be the same of the background.
- Origin Links should come from inside the main part of the document. Placing several links on the bottom of the document strongly reduces their value.
- The more on the top of the page the origin backlink, the better.
- The lower the number of outside links on the page where the origin Backlink is located, the better. Also, the higher the PR of those links are pointing to, the better. My developed sites always point to a related PR10 page.
- Coding must be validated, or at least with minimum errors. All linking, internal and external, must be working properly.
- Backlinks should come from different IPs and if Not reciprocal, the better.
- If you are linking to some site, link just a few times maximum, not from every page nor many times from the same page.
- Placing a Keyword on the Anchor Link as the same Keyword in the Title/H1 Header of the receiving page, the better.
- The more relevant text and the lower amount of coding, the better.
- The origin site as a whole must have good SEO for stronger backlinks to you.
- Your site as well must have good SEO, specially around those keywords, and the site or the page be around one or few major subjects. Talking about everything does not bring good results.
I hope this helps you all.
Enjoy!
- The origin Page must also have a subject related to the subject of the page in your site;
- The origin Paragraph, or text around the link, must also have a subject related to the subject of the page in your site;
- The origin Anchor Text must have a keyword/s related to your site/page.
- The link must be a real link, with http://, not just the www. Yahoo counts them, but MSN and G, no.
- Origin Links should have the tag STRONG instead of the tag B (STRONG is for Emphasys while B is for Highlight). Some people include H6 to H2 but it may seem spamming. Also, links should not be in tiny sizes like size 1.
The colour cannot be the same of the background.
- Origin Links should come from inside the main part of the document. Placing several links on the bottom of the document strongly reduces their value.
- The more on the top of the page the origin backlink, the better.
- The lower the number of outside links on the page where the origin Backlink is located, the better. Also, the higher the PR of those links are pointing to, the better. My developed sites always point to a related PR10 page.
- Coding must be validated, or at least with minimum errors. All linking, internal and external, must be working properly.
- Backlinks should come from different IPs and if Not reciprocal, the better.
- If you are linking to some site, link just a few times maximum, not from every page nor many times from the same page.
- Placing a Keyword on the Anchor Link as the same Keyword in the Title/H1 Header of the receiving page, the better.
- The more relevant text and the lower amount of coding, the better.
- The origin site as a whole must have good SEO for stronger backlinks to you.
- Your site as well must have good SEO, specially around those keywords, and the site or the page be around one or few major subjects. Talking about everything does not bring good results.
I hope this helps you all.
Enjoy!
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