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Link building for SEO
Course introduction section
Course introduction (2:40)
How to use the discussion to get my personal feedback for you and your business (1:17)
What to know about a link to tell if it is good
What makes a link good relevance, authority and more (6:41)
No follow vs. follow links (6:37)
Ranking factors
Latest SEO research for top ranking factors links are extremely important (10:59)
How to get links
Before getting links, have something worthwhile to link to (4:28)
Link begging (2:45)
Viral or great content (3:03)
Link bait and controversy (2:52)
Events and SEO (6:11)
Looking at competitors links (1:51)
Google alerts (1:22)
Drawing links with cornerstone content (3:43)
Links from your profile on different websites. Crunchbase is an example (1:27)
Interlink your own pages (2:59)
Create links from a page to the same page for extra SEO boost (3:20)
Long term make your business an authoritative brand (2:12)
Blogging and guest blogging for links and SEO Only good guest blogging sites (8:05)
Build relationships and ask your professional contacts to link to you (1:39)
Pay for product reviews comes with a link (2:02)
Getting link by putting on event very effective (3:21)
Social linking and re-sharing (1:36)
Post job openings (1:21)
Create discount offers and post them on discount websites (2:05)
Sponsoring events (1:15)
Get publicity, clients and links with press releases
Section introduction (1:14)
How to write a press release Segment-1 (6:35)
How to write a press release Segment-2 (6:41)
SEO for your press release (4:46)
Publicity (10:37)
How to be effective at pitching HARO to get more publicity and links Segment-1 (7:42)
How to be effective at pitching HARO to get more publicity and links Segment-2 (8:02)
Google penalty targeting bad links and how to avoid it
Penguin penalty targeting links (5:18)
Don't get links from directories, blog comments, article websites online (3:41)
Conclusion
Your opinion matters to me. I want to make sure you love the course (2:18)
No follow vs. follow links
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