Generating Backlinks by Submitting Posts as a Guest Blogger
Guest bloggers break the monotony of a single-topic blog, introduce new content into otherwise stale sources, and offer a fresh perspective on current events. They’re also a major source of inbound links (and are a wonderful backlink strategy), particularly when their targets are honed on high-value blog pages and websites with an enviable PageRank.
Guest posting is a worthwhile form of link building, and it’s one that almost any webmaster can carry out without external assistance. Majority of websites are begging for content, particularly given the nature of today’s major search engines and the preference given to a website that’s packed with fresh content.
These tips explain how you can exploit that desire for fresh content into a two-way linking and promotional relationship.
Value PageRank over Anchor Text
The most successful and valuable targets are unlikely to let you use your preferred anchor text. They may, however, offer you the opportunity to link back to your website using just the URL or website title. Go for it – take the backlink at the expense of some anchor text relevancy. Not only will the link pass extra search power to your website, it will help you maintain a more varied collection of inbound anchor texts for search engine anti-spam checks.
Offer a Fresh Perspective to Gain Links Naturally
Most people guest post for the single inbound link it generates. Others do it for the traffic that could trickle through to their blog. Smart SEO practitioners do it for a combination of benefits, including third-party links that can appear due to a high quality guest post.
The blogosphere is built on conversation, and a valuable post is likely to spread like wildfire. Offer unique perspectives on things to gain links from external blogs and aggregators, giving you much more value from the post than a stale essay would offer.
Contact Webmasters With a Two-Way Value Offer
As a great backlink strategy, Guest posting is a transaction that provides value for both you and the webmaster that you’re publishing content for. When contacting webmasters with the offer of a guest post, phrase your email as if you were offering them something, ignoring the fact that you stand to gain a valuable link in return. Your goal is to offer content that will help them, not just a filler article that’s designed to improve your online assets.






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