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WEBSITE TRENING

HOW TO MAKE WEBSITE FREE(SEO)

HOW TO DESIGN WEBSITE FOR SEO

HOW TO ADD WEBSITE IN GOOGLE

HOW  TO RANK  WEBSITE  GOOGLE

HOW TO ADD ADSENSE IN WEBSITE

HOW TO MAKE WEBSITE FREE(SEO)

EVERYONE WAN,T  TO MAKE FREE WEBSITE WITH  FREE  DOMIN  AND  FREE  HOSTING       
TODAY I AM TELLS YOU THE EASILY WAY TO MAKE WEBSITE
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LETS START

FIRST YOU NEED MAKE A GAMIL ACCOUNT WHICH REQUIRES
FIRST YOU GO TO GOOGLE THEN TIPE SEARCH BOX FREENOM
AFTER IT YOU SEE THE FIRST LINK FREENOM NAME OF EVERY ONE CLICK ON IT
THEN YOU SEE SEARCH BOX YOU WRITE DOMIN NAME(YOU WRITE DOMIN NAME WHICH NAME OF WEBSITE)
THEN FREENOM SHOW RESULT (LIKE EX YOU WRITE GOODWAY IT SEE LIKE GOODWAY.TK)
THEN CHOOSE YOUR NAME IF YOU WANT FREE THEN CHOOSE FREE IF YOU NOT WAN,T FREE THEN CHOOSE ACCORDING TO YOUR
CLICK ON IT THEN SHOW CHECK OUT CLICK ON IT
NOW....................

YOU GO TO GOOGLE AND SEARCH 000WEBHOSTING OPEN LINK THEN YOU MAKE NEW ACCOUNT ON IT
YOU SIGN IN THEN IN LAST BOX YOU WRITE WEBSITE NAME
CLICK ON CREATE WEBSITE
THEN YOUR WEBSITE READY
THEN GO TO FREENOM THER YOUR DOMIN NAME CLICK ON FORWERDING THEN SEE BOX WHICH YOU WRITE WEBSITE NAME WHICH CREATE IN 000 WEBHOSTING THEN CLICK THEN PUT YOUR GAMIL ACCOUNT
IT SED A GMAIL ERIFICTION CODE TO YOUR GAMIL ACCOUNT GO TO GMAIL VERIFIY IT THEN IT OPEN IT WAN,T INFORMATION ABOUT YOPUR FILL IT ACCORDING TO YOUR INFORMATION
THEN ACCEPT IT NOW YOUR WEBSITE IS READY
GO TO 000WEBHOST AND MANGE YOUR WEBSITE
THANKS...... IF YOU DON,T UNDERSATND THEN SEE VIEO
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HOW TO ADD ADSENSE IN WEBSITE

                                                      How add    adsense in website
Hey.i am Mohit sihag I’m going to show you how to add your site with AdSense. You probably already seen Google AdSense ads online as you browse around the web. Here’s an example Basically how AdSense works is that you get a special code to put on your site, that code reads the content of the page and also knows the user’s browsing history, and then displays a target ad for them. When someone clicks on the ad you get paid money for it

They can be in the form of banner and many other ads like this, but there also text link ads like you see here, and other forms of link ads like you can see here at the bottom. Depending on how you have your google AdSense account setup, you can make it so you’re only showing text-based ads like these or only showing banner ads, or you can actually let gooole AdSense decide for you to maximize your click-through rate.

Your first step is to make sure that you’re running a G-rated site. If you go to Quick Sprout, you can clearly see that this is a site that would be perfectly acceptable for google AdSense because it covers topics like marketing, entrepreneurship, and social media.google AdSense doesn’t allow topics like adult topics or controversial things like that, but for 99% of the people out there watching this video, you’re going to be just fine when you apply as long as you have G-rated content on your site. Your next step is to make sure that you have a Google-approved google AdSense privacy policy on your site. If you don’t already have a privacy policy page, you want to set that up by logging to WordPress (if you don,nt use worldpress you use other then is same way as it ) hovering over pages and clicking on Add New. You want to name that page Privacy Policy. If you already have a Privacy Policy page all ready, then you can take the google AdSense language and add it to your existing privacy policy. If not, you can just use the AdSense privacy policy as your entire privacy policy page if you want.

To find the google AdSense Privacy Policy information that you need to add to your site, just Google ‘Policy generator google AdSense’ or ‘AdSense policy generator’, and this is the first result. All you need to do is put in information about your site and your email, whether or not use cookies, which will be yes, then choose Google AdSense, create My Privacy Policy. It’ll give you the generic information with some personalization, like your site and email, and then you just want to add it to your Privacy Policy. Hit Publish and you’re ready to apply.

Once you have this setup, just Google ‘Apply to AdSense’ and click on the first result. If you’re signed in your Google account, you can use that Google account as your AdSense account or you can use a different, or create a brand new account for your AdSense account. I’m just going to use my current account that I’m signed into. You want to give them some website information, particularly the homepage of your site, the language that your site is in, and then also agree to the terms of service, which is basically ‘I don’t have any non-G-rated content on my site and I won’t encourage people to click.’ Once that’s set up, click on Continue, and then wait for the AdSense team to get back to you. Once you’re approved, it’s time to add AdSense code to your site. That’s what I’m going to show you how to do right now.

Once you’ve logged into your Google AdSense account, your next step is to get the code that you’re actually going to place on your website. To do that, log in to your account, click on My Ads, and then click on New Ad Unit. You want to give that name. If you’re going to put it on your homepage, you can put ‘homepage ad’, and then you can choose the ad size among all the different options; we’re going to choose a large leader board. You can choose whether you want text and display, text ads only, or display ads only; we’re going to choose both. Backup ads is basically what they do if they can’t actually show an ad; I like to put Show Blank Space. What you want to do is set the ad style. The Google default tends get a good click-through rate, but if you want it to either stand out or integrate with your site more, you can choose different color combinations, and then alter those as you like.

Once the code looks good to you in the ad preview, looks like something you’d want on your site, click on Save and Get Code. Here you go; here’s the code that you can add to your site that will display AdSense ads. If you don’t use WordPress, you want to either ad this manually or send this to a developer so they can integrate it with your site. If you do, there’s a really great plugin for easily integrating ads in your site called AdSense Explosion, which is a bit of a weird name, but it’s actually very good. You want to log in to your WordPress dashboard, hover over Plugin, and click on Add New. Just search for AdSense, click on search plugins, and then choose AdSense Explosion from the list.

Once that’s installed, hover over Settings and click on AdSense Explosion. What I like about this plug in is that you can actually customize your AdSense ads within WordPress without having to go back and forth from your AdSense account, back into WordPress, copying your code. You can actually change the type of the ad, whether or not you’re showing text and image ads, and actually change the colors of the ads all within WordPress. To do that, you need your AdSense Publisher ID, and you can find that at the top of your AdSense account. You just want to copy that number, not the [inaudible: 05:21], just the number, head back to the plugin, paste in your AdSense Publisher ID, and then you can adjust your ads. You can either use the same settings that you use when you created your first ad unit or create a new one. Once that’s good to go just, click on Update Options, it’ll automatically be added to your site, and you can start making money from AdSense right away.

That’s all there is to monetizing your site with GoogleAdSense. As you can see, the most important thing is to make sure that your site is ready for when you apply, and then to use a plug in like AdSense Explosion to make adding AdSense and modifying those ads easy. thank for see this wating for next update subscirbe on youtube 

HOW TO ADD WEBSITE IN GOOGLE

how add my website in google
hey i am Mohit sihag welcomes you ,today i am tell you how add website in google
To do this you'll need to open a Google Webmasters account, if you have a Google account already you should be able to get started quite quickly, otherwise you'll need to sign up.

Once you've logged in you'll see the button for "Add A Property", this is where you will tell Google about your website. Add your full website address including http:// or https:// in the box provided and click Continue.

Now you'll need to verify that you have authority over the website, to do this Google will ask you to add some unique code to your website. There's a couple of ways to do this, but the best way with Create is to add the meta-tag (in the alternative methods tab) and publish your site. Check out our step-by-step guide to verify your website with Google Search Console in a couple of minutes.

Once you've added the code and published your site, you need to tell Google it's there, so it can verify you. If you've followed the steps above, click the "Alternate Methods" tab, select "HTML Tag" and click the Verify button. You should see a congratulations message if this has been done correctly and click Continue.

Now you're ready to submit your sitemap:

Click on Crawl on the left hand menu
Click on Sitemaps on the left hand menu
Click the button for "Add/Test Sitemap" and enter sitemap.xml in the box after your verified domain name
Press Submit Sitemap.
How to add your sitemap to Google Webmasters

Google will now place your sitemap in it's queue and when you reach the top it's googlebot spider will visit the sitemap and index your pages. Once it has done so you'll be able to see how many pages are appearing in the index and whether it found any problems while spidering the site.

Sitemap submitted to Google Webmaster Tools

Did you know your website will be automatically submitted to search engines each time after this do .then you do changes in your website without any fear .it autometicaly update your changes
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HOW TO DESIGN WEBSITE FOR SEO

Step 1: Client’s needs

Before starting your plan, you’ll need as much information from your client as possible. The more you know, the more back-and-forth e-mails you’ll save.

Listen to their ideas

Usually, clients won’t tell you what they want, it’s up to you to ask them. They want reassurance that their brief will be fulfilled the way they visualized it, but they have a hard time explaining how they see their future website. The best way to overcome this problem is communication. It’s essential to get to know your website design clients by asking questions that will tell you about their business. You want to find out the mood they’re going for, what they like and what they don’t.

 

Client questionnaire

My favorite approach to find out about my client is by filling a form. List the most important questions that will help beginning your project. What’s the purpose of this website? Who’s the target audience? Who are your competitors? What actions do you want the visitors to take? Etc.. The form should not exceed 10 questions, because let’s be realistic, not all clients have the time nor the patience to fill out 20 or 30 fields. Make sure to send the client your form before you start drafting the proposal and not after. If you want to see an example, you can check out this form. For accessibility reasons and ease of use, I recommend you set up your form on Google Drive Forms. Now that the client has filled your form, you can send your proposal, and finalize your formal agreement on budget, scope of project, timeline, and ownership. After signing the agreement, it’s time to get to work.

Step 2: Research, ideas & sketch

This step is always the hardest. When I first started in the industry, I used to jump into Photoshop and start designing. I can’t stress enough how wrong that is. The best thing to do is to start on a piece of paper.

Start sketching

If you’re a designer and you don’t have a personal notebook, you better drive to your nearest library. Writing down your notes using a pen and paper is the most efficient way when it comes to any activity that involves brainstorming. Take some time and start sketching any idea that pops to your head. You don’t have to know how to draw. You can start with a circle, then your ideas will flow naturally. You can be in your taxi on your way to work, and a creative idea can pop. Write it down.

 

Compile your inspiration

Create a bookmark folder with the project’s name. Start researching and then save any webpage you deem relevant. Make sure not to copy exact elements or ideas as this will be considered plagiarizing. Find your best looking websites and layouts based on the client’s needs and search for other websites in the same business. Write down what you like and what you don’t like about them. Layouts, colors, shapes, animations.. Anything that will give you ideas and inspiration for your next step.

Know your competitors

Take a good look at your competitors’ websites. Check all the local and international competitors and learn from their content. What do they all have in common? This is what you should include in your website. What are they missing? That’s what you can improve in your website.

Step 3: Wireframes

Wireframes are the blueprint of your website. It’s what gives your website a visual structure. Some designers have the tendency to include design elements in their wireframes. This should be avoided completely, as this will distract the purpose of the wireframes, which is to state where things go, not how things look like. Wireframes should be in grayscale to focus only on the layout. The first approach to a wireframe is, yes, a pen and paper. List all your elements to include on a web page. Next, arrange them on the page. You can do that also on paper or by using any wireframe tool such as proto.iowireframe.cc or even Photoshop. It’s a simple layout to start working from. Here’s a nice example of a wireframe:

 

You can check the entire project here. Basically, wireframes should define these main elements:

Element placement

You can’t start your website without knowing where things go. Here’s where you decide that. You can even meet up with your client to discuss the best placement for your content.

Information hierarchy

A sitemap with a list of links can be overwhelming to a client and even the designer. By laying out the sitemap, you will be able to see how the pages fall into place which will allow you to make adjustments before you get too far ahead.

Interactivity

When creating your wireframes, you must ask your questions: How are these elements going to interact with each other? Will the visitor take the actions I want him to take? How will the visitor move around the site? Here’s where user experience plays its role. So you created your layout. Next, you will create your interface.

Step 4: Style tiles

Style tiles (also known as style guides) are a design deliverable consisting of fonts, colors and interface elements that communicate the essence of a visual brand for the web. Style tiles are based on visual preference discussions with the client The usual elements consist of the logo, typography, colors and tone of voice. Here are two quick examples of style tiles.

 

More here. Here’s why you should use style tiles:

From concept to visual

Composing your style tiles will translate the mood, feeling and tone of your website based on what you learned from your client’s needs. It will help you make choices about how to use the elements of design in a way that the client will understand.

Maintain consistency

With a style tile, you are able to maintain a look and feel by creating a set of rules which the design follows. The process becomes flexible, easily to maintain and consistent.

Time efficient

Designing your style tiles will show your client the website’s skin. Instead of composing your full designed website in a certain style, now you can update your style tiles with the client’s requests in a quick and efficient way. Now that you have designed your skin. Next, you will apply it.

Step 5: Prototype

Designing a website is very much like building a house; the floor plans are the wireframes, and the visual interior design is your style tiles. The wonderful thing about this design process is how easy this step has become. By composing your wireframe and style tiles, all you need to do now is combine them together. Here’s where you start seeing how your website will look like. Prototyping means building a model of the website before you build the actual website. Some designers like to design their prototypes on Photoshop, while others like to skip Photoshop and move onto a web framework such as inVision and UXpin.

 

Prototyping is based on 3 steps:

Prototype

Implement the style tiles into the layout while adapting user experience and ensuring design ease-of-use.

Test

This step is essential as it evaluates whether the website meets the client’s needs and expectations. You can even share your prototype with your users to test your interactivity and user experience.

Fine-tune

Here’s where you refine any alterations and elements that need to be improved. This process may take time depending on how many cycles that you and the user/client will take in order to have a final polished design.

Finishing up

So now you should be able to have an idea about the best process for a successful website design. By following this workflow, you can now plan your website ahead, prevent surprises that can block your workflow, and most importantly avoid time-consuming projects. The next step will be the development part. If you have the skills to develop your website then the process should be familiar to you. If not, then a web developer should be hired. In my next articles, I will explain step-by-step tutorials for each section mentioned in this tutorial. Stay tuned!

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HOW  TO RANK  WEBSITE  GOOGLE

1. Start title tags, your target keyword:
You WEBSITE may be right up on the Google search results page with the appropriate keyword, channeling a huge amount of traffic to your website. On the contrary, a misadvised or inappropriate keyword can make your site’s chance towards prominence more remote than ever.

The title of the article defines its content, and as such, a keyword rich title holds greater weight with Google. In general, the closer the keyword is to the beginning of the title tag, the more weight it has with search engines. You can see this in action by searching for the competitive keyword in Google.

As you can see, most pages that rank for competitive keywords strategically place them at the beginning of their title tags. Although not mandatory, it’s prudent to do so as it will make your website more relevant to what people search for.

2. Drop Keyword in first 200 words:
The ideal place to start putting keywords in an article is within the first 100 words. There are many to whom these come naturally, but a large number of bloggers prefer a long intro before bothering with a keyword. This is inadvisable because of the obvious reasons that Google wouldn’t find it very relevant in the search results. Here is an example from Positionly (Unamo SEO already):

keyword-in-first-200-words

A keyword “content marketing” was used at the very beginning of the article. Placing a keyword near the beginning of the article ensures that Google has an easier time in understanding the topic and relevance of the article.

3. Use Outbound Links:
Outbound links are the primary source of bringing more attention to your website. There are a lot of people who make the mistake of not including links to other websites/articles.

Outbound links show Google that the article is both valid and informative and both are vital requisites for ranking. Therefore, make sure that if you aren’t doing so, add outbound links to each of your articles. Just make sure that the links are relevant enough to your content and from authentic and high-quality sources.

4. Write click-worthy meta descriptions for each page:
Meta descriptions are one of the most important and visible elements – next to your title tag and URL- that convince people to click through.

If you want traffic on your latest article and efficiently on your website, make sure that the meta descriptions are attractive and informative. They should arouse the viewer’s curiosity within the 150-word limit.

click-worthy-meta-description

Remember that YOU too click on a particular result after reading it’s meta description. The same mentality extends to your audience. Pay attention to the meta descriptions, and you will naturally see the results.

5. Put your target keyword in the URL:
As keywords are essentially the backbone of on-page SEO, you need to pay a lot of attention to them. There is no reason not to include them in your URLs.  The inclusion has its benefits. When you assimilate the targeted keyword into the URL, you are ensuring that Google’s has another reason and way to consider your article as more relevant for a particular phrase.

keyword-in-the-URL

6. Add keywords to your post strategically:
Strategical keyword placement is critical to a post’s success and net traffic on a website. As search engines continually become more refined, it is not enough just to randomly stuff articles with keywords and hope for relevance in the search results.

Please look how the Content Marketing Institute has optimized one of their blog posts with a relevant keyword – content marketing.

keywords

Strategic placement of said keywords is now paramount to your SEO success. Note: Don’t force keywords. Insert them where they make sense.

7. Post Long Content:
Studies have shown that longer content helps to improve ranking on Google. A target of around 2000 words should be set in every article with a minimum of 1000 words at least. This would inevitably result in long-tail traffic which would boost your site’s exposure.

Longer content not only helps in adding more keywords to it, but there is also a natural emphasis on information. The authenticity of a post increases with longer text, which means that Google would recognize it as something more relevant than a shorter and concise text. As search patterns are synonymous with long tail keywords nowadays, a longer text also improves the chances of your article/website to be on a higher ranking than others.

The authenticity of a post increases with longer text, which means that Google would recognize it as something more relevant than a shorter and concise text. As search patterns are synonymous with long tail keywords nowadays, a longer text also improves the chances of your article/website to be on a higher ranking than others.

While writing an article that you want to grasp people’s attention with, you must remember to research well before writing the first word. Make sure that all the relevant information is available to you before you start. Good research results in flair, which results in long and comprehensive writing.

Additionally, grammar should be impeccable. Articles riddled with errors indicate incompetence and carelessness.
The perfect piece is both elaborate and grammatically accurate.

8. Take Advantage of Internal Linking:
Internal linking is critical to decreasing a website’s bounce rate and optimization as it links to the different pages of a domain together. When link juice is spread, the users/viewers stay on the website longer and the site traffic also increases. It improves the navigational experience for the user.

Not to mention that it will also contribute to decreasing the bounce rate of your website.

Bounce rate is measured by how many users visit only one page and then leave the entrance page. Easy and accessible internal linking will naturally decrease this as users will be directed to other relevant articles.

Also, Google bots are designed to emulate user behavioral patterns and evaluate your website. A smart and efficient network of links on the pages help crawlers find regions which are not frequently visited by the users, thus boosting your site’s ranking.

Wikipedia is adept at using internal linking which is evident whenever you visit one of their pages.

They add keyword-rich internal links to every entry.

internal-linking

However, don’t overdo it. I recommend a simpler (and safer) approach; link to 2-4 older posts whenever you publish a new one.

9. Image Optimization:
Ensure that the pictures on your website have file names which include the target keyword. Also, your target keyword should be part of your image’s Alt Text. This will improve optimization for your article and also create a clearer picture for the search engines to the relevancy of your article/page. Images are an important component of any website as they make pages visually attractive as well as informative. Optimizing your images should naturally boost your ranking. Also, your image will get a high rank in Google image search.

10. Target less competitive – longtail keywords:
Long tail keywords are queries that are more specific (and usually longer) than more conventional “head” keywords.

Long tail keywords get less search traffic, but will usually have a higher conversion value, as they focus on a more specific product.
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Long tail keywords are more targeted and less competitive than short term keywords. If you have just started your SEO campaign for a brand new website, then I would definitely recommend concentrating on long-tail keywords.

long-tail-keywords

Why?

The truth is that you can’t have your new website ranked with a single word keyword. Trying to optimize your new blog to rank for “SEO” is hardly possible.

Take a look at the Google results for this keyword.

As you can see in the above image, Search Engine Land and Wikipedia are ranking for the keyword SEO.  There are 51,70,00,000 search results for this single phrase. It’s a huge number.

Should you give up and quit?

Of course not! This is where the long-tail keywords and proper page optimization come into play.
Target long tail versions of the single word keyword “SEO.”

For example, You can target “basic SEO tips for beginners” in your new SEO campaign. This long tail keyword is less competitive than “SEO.”

Have a look:

long-tail-keywords-1

Two things to remember are to make the keyword as long as possible and to use Google’s keyword planner to find a relevant keyword for future references.

The question of how to improve search engine ranking is very common, but many of us overlook the significance of keywords as a major contributor to traffic and ranking.

11. Use LSI keywords in your body content:
LSI keywords are the synonyms and variations of your main keywords which may be in the form of a phrase or word. Latent semantic indexing(LSI) keywords are part of Google’s algorithm to understand user search habits and give users the best quality content for their search queries.

The question is: How will you find those LSI keywords?

That’s really simple.

Say your main keyword is “on page SEO techniques.”Go to Google and search for your target keyword and scroll down to the “Searches Related to…” area at the bottom of the page:

LSI-keywords 

LSI Graph and Google Trends are tools you may also use for this purpose.

12. Ensure your site is super fast:
A slow website is not only bad for the end-user, but also for search engine optimization.

Thus, a slow website can cause your site to rank lower in the search engine results. That translates to fewer page views and less ad revenue or customer conversions for you. There are a number of ways to optimize a site for better speed.

First of all, you should upgrade your hosting plan and rethink the plan you started with when you first launched your website.
VPS hosting is probably the option you want to go with. It’s “in the cloud,” meaning it is distributed over multiple computers, sometimes even hundreds. It’s less expensive and more flexible than Dedicated Servers.

Understanding HTTP requests is another way to boost site speed as too many requests invariably slow down a page.
Next, use Photoshop or Gimp to optimize pictures you wish to add to your web page as the larger the images, the slower the site speed. You may change the resolution without wholly sacrificing on picture quality, and this will keep your site interesting as well as smooth.

Plugin clutter significantly slows down site performance by creating too many extra files, thus increasing load time.
It’s best to avoid the use of plugins whenever possible, and though it’s not ideal to get rid of them altogether, there are ways to reduce the overall count.

Regularly review plugins and use alternatives like adding links to your footers whenever possible.
Aside from taking up space, outdated WordPress plugins are often responsible for security vulnerabilities as it’s a third party code package.

So try and minimize on plugins both for speed and security.

Finally, page caching, where web pages store data, allows visitors to access that page more quickly since the database does not have to retrieve each file again.

13. Your website must be mobile friendly:
Mobile-friendly websites should display on mobile devices like smartphones and tablets in a user-friendly way. This implies that when a user pulls the site up on their smartphone, he or she does not have to pinch and zoom in order to read the content and click on links.

This makes it easy to read and easy to use on a smartphone, eliminating any excess effort.

The recommended Google setup is Fluid Responsive Design.

Responsive design describes a website that dynamically resizes to fit the width of the device or browser that it is being displayed on. Responsive design uses a single code base that works across hundreds of devices. Naturally, more mobile friendliness equates to more viewers which means more traffic on your site.

mobile-friendly

Use the Mobile-Friendly Test tool by Google to see if pages on your site are mobile-friendly or not.

Off-page SEO
Off-page SEO refers to the techniques that go beyond a website. People associate off-page SEO with link building, however, it is more than that. The different tips related to this are:

14. Build high-quality backlinks only:
Link building is the most important – and the most challenging –  SEO strategy. The truth is, without any high-quality backlinks, your website won’t rank for competitive and high traffic keywords.

The websites with the most valuable and relevant backlinks will ultimately rank over the rest. But, the tricky part is how you will get those quality backlinks? Well, today I’m going to show you one of my favorite tactics to get the high-quality backlinks.

15. Broken link building:
Broken link-building tactic is about identifying broken links on websites from your business niche. The main aim is to get the broken link replaced with an active one pointing to your content.

This technique creates a significant opportunity for SEO link building because nobody wants to have broken links on their website.

If you find any broken links on topically related websites, you can immediately contact the website owner and inform him about it. Since you will do him a favor by pointing out a broken link, you can also kindly request a replacement with a link to your relevant resource. Of course, the replacement – your article – must be informative and useful for their audience.

Now, the question is, how to automate the process of finding broken links? You need a tool to do this. In my experience, the best free tool to use for broken link building is Check My Links.

It’s a simple Google Chrome extension. First, you have to install the extension in your Google Chrome browser. Once installed, it will appear as a little checkmark icon beside your address bar. When you click on it, it will immediately start scanning all the links on a particular web page. If a link is broken or dead, it will be highlighted in red, and the error will be shown right beside the text (e.g., “404”).

broken-link-building

Let’s say you have a website on “virtual assistance.” Go to Google and search with one of the following search strings.

virtual assistant intitle:resources
virtual assistant inurl:resources
virtual assistant inurl:useful links
virtual assistant + “useful links”
virtual assistant + “resources”
You would get similar results like this:

Broken-link-building

To detect broken links, open all the results one by one and scan each page using Check My Links plugin. Once you find one, write an email to the website owner about the dead link and kindly request to replace it with your active page.

15. Skyscraper technique:
The skyscraper technique is a popular and effective method, introduced by Brian Dean, to improve search rankings and boost the relevance of your website.
It involves three steps:

Find a linkable asset that you can use again and again, an asset which is both informative and awesome. Authenticity is the ‘name of the game’ here.
Then improve on what exists by making the content longer with more relevant keywords.
Finally, reach out to the right people: those who work in your niche and have websites similar to yours. Rather than sending random cold emails, it’s better to reach out to those who actually have a reputation in the business. Linking to their pages will give you a big boost in traffic.
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skyscraper-technique
16. Guestographics method:
Another link building technique that uses infographics. With this method, instead of publishing an infographic and begging other people to share it, you’re pushing them to release it on their site in exchange for unique content.

The complete steps are:

Step 1: Post an infographic on your site
Step 2: Find sites that write about your infographic’s topic
Step 3: Show them your infographic
Step 4: Offer them unique content
Step 5: Get your contextual backlinks in return
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17. Guest post on relevant blogs
The benefits of guest blogging are clear:

You land backlinks from authority sites.
People look up to you as an expert.
Targeted referral traffic floods to your site.
a. Finding blogs to guest post via Google search strings:

Here are a few search strings:
– write us “your topic.”
– your keyword + “guest post by.”

Say your topic is the virtual assistant. Go to Google and search for “virtual assistant” + “guest post by“

Also, you can use Google reverse image search, utilize Twitter and Google to find more posts, and go to alltop.com which has a complete list of the best blogs on the net.

b. Researching your target bloggers is important when you have to separate the winners from the losers and cozy up to them by engaging them on Twitter/Facebook or via emails.

c. Find a great and appropriate topic to write a guest post about. For example, a meat-related post on a vegan blog site is going to get rejected so it’s important to know what you are dealing with.

d. Have a great pitch ready to persuade bloggers to allow you to write for the guest post for them.

e. The final step is to follow up on any and all comments promptly and comprehensively.

18. Answer on Quora:
Quora is a website where users generate the content entirely. They post questions via threads and other users answer them. It’s basically a yahoo answers type social network that works like an internet forum. Both threads and answers can receive “upvotes” which signify the answer was worthy and popular. The answers with the most upvotes are put at the thread’s top.

Quora is great for:

Websites that rely on traffic for revenue (Ad publishers, affiliate sites, content publishers).
Websites that sell information products.
Websites that sell products (SEO tools, children’s sneakers, coffee grinders).
Bloggers that want to establish themselves as an authority on their subject matter.
19. Blog commenting:
Commenting on blogs helps to create backlinks, which in turn create traffic for your blog. Most of these links are worthless and thus carry little value, but the process is still helpful. For new blogs, comments – user generated content – will help get a website indexed faster. Commenting helps drive referral traffic to your blog.

However, it is important to post a valuable comment. Regular commenting is the best way to connect with any blogger personally. While it can take the time to create these connections, you will be noticed by the site’s administrator and other co-bloggers which can be profitable in the long run.

20. Link roundups
Link roundups are selected and organized updates from bloggers that link out to their favorite content during a given period. Roundups are mutually beneficial relationships. It’s really hard to curate content as it involves a lot of work. The bloggers creating these roundups are actively seeking content to link to. You can land links in bunches. Over time, you will gain roundup coverage naturally. After you pitch the blogger who curates the roundup, you should connect on social media. That way, they’ll discover your future updates naturally. I’ve gained some backlinks from link roundups.
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