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Your New Link Building Campaign for Free High Quality Backlinks

Updated on November 6, 2013

If you're looking for free, high quality backlinks then you need to use this link building campaign.

I'll show you why you shouldn't pay for links, where you can get free backlinks and how high of quality backlinks from these sites will be.

By the end of this article you will have a killer link building campaign that will boost the value of your website.

DO NOT Pay for Backlinks!

Paying for a simple link, or a bundle of them, isn't quite like advertising for a few reason. When you got to a site that specializes in backlinks, Google is going to know that some of your links are paid for. They can tell who your traffic is coming from and after a while they'll figure out if you're paying for swarms of links at once. What's this mean for you? Well, you might end up dropping from the search engine rankings.

Search engines like Google want to see a natural build up of links. So if you're paying for people to post 100 to 1,000 links for you at once then chances are they won't be that high of quality. One: Google won't like that you got 1,000 links today and not any other day. Two: the person may not have done that great of job with the anchor text, picking where to submit and so on. And that's if they really even did the work! And three: some of the links might be posted to places, like blog comments, and then end up being marked as spam and then are deleted.

So, the best way to go is to get FREE backlinks and to do it yourself. Don't rely on software or someone else... go about things naturally. And don't worry, I'm about to show you some great places to get links.

Your Link Building Campaign

When you create quality content it will naturally get free backlinks as people share it with others. But, if you'd like to share it with people you know and give your site a little extra juice then feel free to submit it to a few, high quality sites.

What I'm about to show you is the exact link building campaign that I'm going to use to promote this post that I'm typing right now. So let's begin.

  1. First, you'll want to go to Facebook and find three groups that directly relate to your page's topic. Facebook is a great place for viral traffic because almost everyone is on it. So find a few groups, post a catchy title a little summary on your page and then link to it. BUT wait at least 5 minutes before you post in another group and only post in 3 different groups. If you do it quicker than this or in more groups, Facebook will see you as a spammer.
  2. Then go to Twitter and post your link and then put an arrow pointing to it with a highly descriptive title.
  3. Then you'll want to go your own personal blog, whether it's Wordpress, Blogger and so on, and post a quick summary about your page and then link to your site.
  4. Then go to Orkut and post your link as a note, make sure it's public, and then point to it with your title.
  5. And then you want to go to Blinklist, StumbleUpon, Multiply, Digg, Plurk and FriendFeed and submit your link, along with other information, to all these sites.

This campaign is quick to go through and all these sites will help your search engine rankings as well as get you a decent amount of traffic through the links. And guess what? They're FREE!

Are These Links High Quality?

I'm sure you're wondering if links from the above sites are that great of quality so let me calm your fears. It doesn't matter if they are do follow links or not; remember, Google wants to see natural linking. It's completely unnatural to have ALL your links be do follow links. So it's better to have a mix of both and I'm not even going to tell you if the links are do follow or not because it doesn't matter.

And besides, some of these links serve a different purpose... some do follow links from high PR sites will never get you one drop of traffic, but it boosts you in the search results. And on the contrast some no follow links will get you a ton of traffic but won't boost your PR or ranking in the search engines. So in a sense, the no follows help your backlinking look natural to Google as well as get you some instant traffic... and eventually the do follow links will help boost your rankings.

But what I will tell you is the sites' Page Rank (PR) because that does a bit. This is the rank that the domain is given in terms of how useful the site is. It's like a quality score and the higher the score, the better the site. And if you have tons of high PR sites linking to you then search engines will think that your site must be useful too. So that raises YOUR Page Rank. But let's take a look at their Page Ranks (these are the main domain's PR, perhaps not the PR of the page you'll get a link from)...

SITE
PAGE RANK
Facebook
10
Twitter
9
Orkut
7
Blinklist
7
StumbleUpon
8
Multiply
7
Digg
8
Plurk
7
FriendFeed
8

Yes, I didn't include your personal blog in the rankings because that will vary greatly, obviously. But the value in posting there is that the people on the site know you, you control the content and the link you post will probably relate to the rest of your site as well.

This is a proven link building campaign for getting free, high quality backlinks for your site. So avoid paying for links, post to the sites above and rest assured that you just got a bunch of high quality links to your site. You can now start boosting your site's rankings in the search engine results.

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