Awesome Eduard Blackquiere has published great article called “7 golden rules of link building in 2009″. Very useful tips how to act in 2009 and how to generate traffic and build successful blog this year, worth to read, no doubt.
Link building is a vital part of SEO ever since search engines started using the link structure of the web to capture the relative importance of web pages.
The link building economy especially took off since Google introduced PageRank, their algorithm for prioritizing the results of web keyword searches based on analyzing the citation (link) graph of the web.
Link Building in 2009
But is relying on PageRank still the way to go with link building in 2009, 10 years after Google introduced it? I don’t think so.
And what about these link building tips from 2002 for requesting a link (see the “131 (Legitimate) Link Building Strategies” article, which is worth a read anyway)?
- Always have a link already put on your own site before you ask for a link in return.
- Always give them the exact link text to use.
- Make sure they actually have a links page.
I neither do think this is the best way to go with link building nowadays.
How to find and get those real juicy links?
I think link building these days is fundamentally different from link building as it has been done for years now. I could tell you why I think that right now, but instead I like to point you to an excellent presentation of Christoph Cemper which he gave at the A4Uexpo Europe conference in Amsterdam two weeks ago.
In his presentation “Advanced Link Building in 2009 – How to find and get those real juicy links!” (embedded below) Christoph Cemper succeeds in pointing out what link building is about these days. My summary and a resume of what he added to his slides in his presentation.
Read more : http://eduardblacquiere.com/7-rules-link-building-2009/
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Thanks for pointing people to my article, appreciated!