Link building

'Link popularity' is a term coined to refer to the number of inbound links that point to your site from other websites.

It is recognised by many search engine experts around the world as singularly the most important aspect of search engine optimisation.

Simply put, search engines like to see that a website is popular with other websites, especially other websites with good relevant content. If search engines think you are popular then you are more likely to receive better search engine rankings than other similar sites without those links.

Link Building

By increasing a website's link popularity through 'link building', a site can improve and more importantly strengthen its' search engine rankings. Find out more about our search engine optimisation services.

It's not just about how many links there are that point to your website though. It's all about the quality of those links. Quality is determined by a number of factors; the context and relevancy of the linking site is important for example, as is the linking site's PageRank.

We've just scratched the surface here because link building should be conducted with a well planned strategy. If it's done incorrectly it won't be effective and can also do more harm than good to a website's reputation.

Link building has recently been cited as the most important factor in Google SERPS, with so much importance on link building you need to ensure this is an integral part of your SEO strategy.

If you would like to find out more about our link building services ring Neil Robbins on 0191 406 1200 or email info@silverbean.co.uk and find out how link building can improve your search engine ranking.

 


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