Backlinking process

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  1. sam3m profile image62
    sam3mposted 12 years ago

    Backlinking process

    Would it be possible for someone to assist the clueless among us by walking us through the backlinking process, step by step?

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    PWalker281posted 12 years ago

    A backlink is simply a link that appears in web content on the Internet that leads back to another website. In this case, the link would lead back to your hubs here on HubPages.

    Sometimes this occurs naturally when someone happens upon your hub, likes what they read and, if they have a website or blog, include a link in it that leads back to your hub.

    But most Internet-savvy people don't leave this to chance; instead they create backlinks, for example, through social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Google+. In this instance, you would create a post that includes a link that leads back to your hub. Then there are sites like Social Monkee and Amplify whose primary purpose is to let you create backlinks to your hub. If you have a blog, you can include a link in one of your blog posts that leads readers back to your hub.

    Writers, bloggers, and website owners put a lot of time into creating backlinks because this is one of the things Google takes into consideration when it returns search results to people looking for information. They consider a site that has many links leading back to it from other websites as "authoritative" and therefore having the high quality information it wants to provide to search engine users. The goal is to get your hub to appear as close to the number one spot on the search engine results page as you can get it.

    Hope this answers your question.

  3. H.C Porter profile image80
    H.C Porterposted 12 years ago

    Easy Back Linking Process for people who need SEO. Back link to grow traffic to your site, it is part of Search Engine Marketing. By HC Porter read more

  4. Zubair Ahmed profile image74
    Zubair Ahmedposted 12 years ago

    Sure in simple terms:

    (1) You create you HUB and publish.
    (2) You then tell your friend down the pub that you have published this wonderful hub and he or she should read it.
    (3) When they get back home they log in to their PC and type in the URL (as in link to your hub) you provided, with excitement they read your hub.

    In a nut shell that is a backlink in practice.  How that transpires on the internet varies depending on which method you employ.

    If you wish to discuss further then drop me an email and I'll forward to you a ebook that will help you.

  5. Ultimate Hubber profile image70
    Ultimate Hubberposted 12 years ago
 
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