How to Get Incoming One Way Backlinks to Your Blog

An ongoing concern for many bloggers is how to get incoming backlinks to their blog. Backlinks serve a couple of important functions: they can drive more traffic to your site and they "tell" the search engines how important your site is for key search terms.

According to Wikipedia's definition of Backlink:

Backlinks are incoming links to a website or web page. Inbound links were originally important (prior to the emergence of search engines) as a primary means of web navigation; today their significance lies in search engine optimization  (SEO). The number of backlinks is one indication of the popularity or importance of that website or page (though other measures, such as PageRank, are also considered to be important). Outside of SEO, the backlinks of a webpage may be of significant personal, cultural or semantic interest: they indicate who is paying attention to that page. (Read more to get details.)

This past weekend I read a short report by Nicole Dean about how to get incoming one way backlinks. She interviewed several experts on the subject and compiled the info into a free 8 page report. She included giveaway and resell rights with the report so I took the opportunity to grab it and offer it you here.

Download your free report: How to Get Incoming One Way Backlinks

You'll get tips on how to get backlinks from Internet superstars Willie Crawford, Lynn Terry, Mark Mason, Susanne Myers and Nicole Dean herself.

Keep in mind, none of this is difficult to do...it does take time and effort. If you're using your blog as a marketing tool for your business or as a vehicle to sell advertising or affiliate products, then you need your blog to rank high in search engine results for your keywords and you need traffic. Attention to building one way incoming backlinks can help you achieve these goals.

What's your favorite way to build incoming backlinks?

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[dotCOMreport.com]

This is something I'm currently working on. Looking forward to hearing how others build these links. Thanks for the post.

[Pete]

Hi Denise

This is something I am really getting stuck into on my small niche blogs for SEO puproses.

.edu links, forum links and press releases seem to be the thing to do the job these days....

Many thanks for sharing this - something I will take time to read.

Regards

Pete

[Caleb]

My most productive methods of getting backlinks so far has been helping others to resolve problems in the forums and guest posting.

One more strategy that works is analyzing Google Trends then making a post about an ongoing subject trend, the only thing about this is you have to be sort of quick at making a unique post. But if you it right then you'll get indexed fast along with backlinks!

[priya]

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[Lisa]

Oddly enough, I had no idea how difficult the backend of building a web-based business would be.....this is a whole, other world. Thanks for adding much needed clarity and resources. Going to take a peak at Nicole's article you cited, above.

[Liza David]

Hi,
having back link is a good idea to attract others to your blog. But I prefer using powerful and informative content that is dynamic enough to attract visitors and readers. Thanks for upgrading with detailed information about back linking.

[Automotive Seo]

I think blog commenting on related sites is one good way of building backlinks. Article submissions to sites such as Ezinearticles and Hubpages and even to article syndication sites (such as UAW) is another solid way to build backlinks.