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There are a lot of misconceptions when it comes to comparing “white-hat” SEO with “black hat” SEO.
We’re here to break down all the jargon surrounding the different “types” of links, what’s safe and what’s questionable, and everything else people wonder about white-hat backlink profiles (including how to do outreach to get them).
Let’s start with the different colored “hats” and what they mean.
What is the Difference Between Black-Hat and White-Hat Backlinking?
When people talk about SEO, they like to divide it into groups with different style “hats” – some that participate in black-hat link building tactics, and some that are 100% clean and compliant with Google – “the white hats.”
Here are some good ways to tell the difference between the two.
White-hat link building strategies:
- Follows Google’s guidelines
- Good user experience
- Has high-quality relevant links
- Improves website trust
- Gets high ranking organically
- Works long-term
- Ethical techniques
Black-hat SEO strategies:
- Violates Google’s guidelines
- Bad user experience
- Uses low-quality links
- Lowers trust in a website
- Works only in the short-term
- Uses unethical techniques
As I’m sure you’ve noticed, the best reason for choosing white-hat vs black-hat search engine optimization is that it provides a cleaner, more ethical method for SEO link building.
What Are the Benefits of White-Hat Link Building Techniques?
While white-hat and black-hat SEO are both strategies that aim to optimize a website to rank higher in the SERPs, White Hat SEO offers strategies to be optimized more so under Google’s search engine guidelines instead of strategies used to just target an audience to get more traffic.
Black-hat methods run the risk of getting penalized by Google while white-hat methods are generally safer, good for business, and boost your rankings. To emphasize the importance of white-hat SEO, Google states that the two most important signals used by their search engine are high-quality content and link building.
Here are the major benefits of using White-Hat SEO links:
- Cost effective
- Build excitement and relationships
- Shared easily
- Less risk than black-hat
- More able to withstand Google algorithm updates
Using white-hat SEO tactics can save you time, money, and effort. This search engine strategy is great for long-term goals and creates a fantastic organic and natural approach that connects with other people.
This allows people and search engine results to share great content. White-hat tactics are worth it when put into place and don’t need to be quite as maintained through time and money.
Black-hat SEO tactics are built on spam, and shady dealings, whereas white-hat SEO tactics are built for success, long-term quality relationships with a reward of an increase in consumer excitement to be connected to companies and likable brands.
If you do choose to implement black-hat SEO tactics, it is definitely a tricky method, and as soon as the search engine algorithms update or a new competitor comes along, you may risk losing your rankings in the SERPs.
While white-hat tactics can build you clean organic rankings. Those strategies will work even if there is a search engine change.
White-hat SEO tactics may take a little bit more time than black-hat tactics, but they are much safer and will continue to grow organic traffic in the long term.
There are many more benefits to white-hat SEO methods for both business and small-time bloggers. It really a large chunk of SEO strategies that improve your traffic, conversion rates, and visibility.
How To Get White-Hat Links
Getting white-hat links can be hard to scale. It involves a lot of work, SOPs, training, manual outreach, and time to get your digital marketing strategy right.
Luckily, that’s something we’re very good at here at The HOTH!
Of all the “white-hat” link building techniques, one of the best and most scalable techniques is Guest Posting.
The idea behind guest posting is to reach out to website owners of blogs in your niche, ask them if they’d like you to write a valuable article to be published on their blog, then write that article with links back to your website. This is one of the more common SEO techniques to gain backlinks.
If you do this right, you’ll get:
- 1. A great high-quality content link
- 2. Great diversity
- 3. Actual traffic coming from that link
- 4. Increased rankings
Now, this may sound like a lot of work, but since you’ll only be reaching out to high domain authority sites, just a few of these links can bring great results.
The other benefit is that this is about as clean as it gets.
Just like I mentioned in the section above, this is the kind of stuff that any client would love to see for their brand – even enterprise-level clients.
Make a piece of linkable content
This part is optional but this makes the process much easier.
First, you need a piece of epic content that’s worthy of linking to. Actually, visuals like infographics would do really well here. A recent study that took place in 2021 from ViSenze suggests that 62% of Gen Z and Millennial consumers want visual search more than any other new technology.
Usually, this is in the form of a resource, a useful guide, a tool, or just something cool and valuable (not a sales page or a homepage). It doesn’t have to be a complete masterpiece, but it does have to be good and hold enough value for your audience and search engines to find it informative and helpful to users.
Some examples of linkable content would be:
The Definitive Guide To Higher Rankings For WordPress Sites (Yoast)
How To Start A Blog Guide (Impossible HQ)
Google Algorithm Change History: The Ultimate Guide (The HOTH)
The Ultimate Guide To Making Money (Ramit Sethi)
All of these are guides (sometimes called ultimate guides) that would be really easy to add as an internal link in an article. It would be very natural to link to these as opposed to just the homepage or a sales page.
Find potential targets
There are lots of ways to find potential targets for guest posts, and there isn’t just one way. You could also do some blog commenting. Actually, even former Google employee Matt Cutts states that he comments on blogs regularly.
Either way, you’ll want to build a big list.
Hint: A great place to get search operators is this post by Optimize Smart. It’s got tons of awesome operators to help you find opportunities.
(See how they also just got a link from our blog by making a great piece of content? Yeah!)
You can do this by using scrapebox or just manually googling and using the following search operators:
keyword + “guest blog”
keyword + “guest blogger”
keyword + “guest Column”
keyword + “guest article”
keyword + guest post
keyword + guest author
keyword + “write for us”
keyword + “write for me”
keyword + “become a contributor”
keyword + “contribute to this site”
keyword + inurl:category/guest
keyword + inurl:contributors
keyword + “guest blog” + inanchor:contact
keyword + “guest blogger” + inanchor:contact
keyword + “guest Column” + inanchor:contact
keyword + “guest article” + inanchor:contact
keyword + “write for us” + inanchor:contact
keyword + “write for me” + inanchor:contact
keyword + “become a contributor” + inanchor:contact
keyword + “contribute to this site” + inanchor:contact
Put those into Google and you’ll get a list of sites that could be a possibility to reach out to.
Here’s an example:
Find guest post target.
Then, make a spreadsheet of all these possibilities.
Run a domain authority check
We use Moz Domain Authority from Link Explorer to check to see which sites are valuable for SEO strategy. This number usually correlates with how valuable in terms of SEO the post will be, but also gives an indicator of how much traffic the site could give us.
Here’s a quick guide:
DA20+ – Good Authority
DA30+ – Better Authority
DA40+ – High Authority
So you’ll optimally want to shoot for anything above 20. Anything less than that probably isn’t worth your time to go after.
Check out each site and contact the webmaster
You’ll want to check each site and make sure it’s not a low-quality site. Read a few articles, browse around and make sure it’s a legit opportunity.
Then, contact the editor or site owner and make sure they still accept guest posts so you don’t waste time. Make sure you ask them about posting requirements (each site is different) and then pitch an idea to them to make sure it fits and they agree to post it.
Write an awesome article and include links
Take the requirements of the site owner and make an awesome article out of it. You’ll want to link out to more sources than just yourself so it’s not spammy or an obvious SEO tactic.
If you did step number 1, it will make it a lot easier as well.
You’ll want to include your links in a way that’s as natural as possible. Don’t try to get your exact match anchors if it doesn’t fit. Don’t ever try to jam a city name + keyword in there like “Dallas SEO” because it looks unnatural. You want your anchor to fit seamlessly into the sentence.
Most of the editors from good sites have been around the block for a while and they can smell an SEO coming from a mile away. You can’t just stuff your exact match anchors in there. You’ll need to include your links naturally (which is a lot easier if you have a piece of linkable content).
Get the post published
Submit it to the editor. There may be some revisions that need to be made but they will usually post it pretty quickly (as long as you have included all the formatting correctly and you have followed the guest post guidelines).
Kabooom! Now you have yourself a nice, in-content, natural link on a legit blog.
If you’ve done the process correctly, you’ll be able to obtain a high-quality link that not only has SEO value, but also can send you actual traffic from the site.
What Types of Links Can You Get?
It’s a lot of work to get a guest post but the benefits make it worth it. Once you get this going, you can start getting awesome links like these:
As you can see this is quite a bit of work. You can use this post as a template to get these types of links yourself, or you can use our guest post service.
With HOTH GP, we’ll take care of all the work for you. We’ll manually reach out to industry blogs in your niche, secure a guest post, write an awesome article that includes your links naturally, and place the article on the blog.
This is all 100% manual with real sites that have real traffic. These are the kind of enterprise links that are hard to get anywhere else.
Check out HOTH Guest Post here.
If you have any questions, leave them in the comments!
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Great article … I will be ordering a Guest Post soon. You guys are rocking it!
Thanks Ron, glad you enjoyed it.
Thank You Clayton Johnson .
Thank you for including the section on how to interpret the Moz Domain Authority scores. This was new information to me that a DA20+ is a good quality score. American schooling has programmed me to believe that 20/100 is on the low end of failing. This put a whole new perspective on things.
Yeah DA20 isn’t high, it’s just a good number to shoot for. DA goes from 0-100. I would actually equate it somewhat to what PR used to be, except x10 (DA10 = PR1, DA20 = PR2, DA30 = PR3) etc. Hope that helps clarify.
Also, DA20 doesn’t mean an F. hahah. It’s actually decent in terms of SEO.
Thanx this was informative. I have struggled with these terms in the past. Cheers!
The problem with equating it to low on a 100 scale is that 99% of the websites on the internet will never make it to 20.
So in effect, the top 80 DR Positions are the top 1%.
very informative Thank You be very easy to write an article on my subject Roofing
Do you guys focus on geographical locations as well?
For example if I only want to submit UK based guest posts can you guys do this?
You can request it in the order form. We’ll see what we can do, but it’s a lot based on availability.
Sorry, but this is your recommendation for good white hat links? Guest posts? This is stuff people were doing 3 years ago.
Back from 2014 https://www.mattcutts.com/blog/guest-blogging/
I thought someone would bring this up, I almost put it in the article.
1) Our process is a bit different than what cuttsy is going after in that article.
We reach out to quality blogs and we write a quality article that’s geared at the audience of that blog. Also, we don’t stuff anchors in there – we recommend having a piece of linkable content, and we link naturally to that content.
(I mean, read the whole article above, it’s a good blueprint for doing guest posts the right way.)
As you can see in the article above, we won’t even accept anchors that are spammy. I even put a big ass graphic to highlight that point.
2) From Matt Cutts in that same article “There are still many good reasons to do some guest blogging (exposure, branding, increased reach, community, etc.). Those reasons existed way before Google and they’ll continue into the future.”
Yeah.
3) Even with all that said, it’s fortunate that we run our business based on data and our tests that we’re seeing in the serps, not whatever the Google PR team spins out.
You are correct. Lots of things have been around for years, but like a fine wine they get better with age!
Before it was “Guest Blogging” it was “Article Syndication” with EzineArticles (remember them LOL).
Guest Blogging is a good strategy, not just for the links and SEO/Traffic value, but simply for the relationships you can build with the site owners.
Turns out link building still works, even after 3 years.
Did not Matt Cutts post warnings about guest blogging? Seem to remember something about that.
Just replied to this same question above
Really cool post! I agree with it and like the new service too. Guest blogging is kind of same thing with unique content. Many copy-content news site gets high DA and ranks quite well at the same time when cuttsy says that is not recommended? I think the PR-team says what they want to people do rather telling the whole truth.
Yeah, they’ll say just about anything to scare people away from doing SEO. I wouldn’t ignore it all, just take it with a grain of salt and do testing to find the truth.
God, soon there won’t be any SEO anymore. They will just call it HOTH’ing. Love you guys, although your prices are a bit high? If you would charge like 50% of what’s on your pricing page I’d say it would be a worthwhile deal.
But if you shell out $800 and can’t get more than one high DA link you’re doing something very wrong (as a SEO/marketer).
No doubt you can get a high DA link cheaper – you could just cop expired domains all day long, get hosting, set it all up, build yourself a nice little PBN. That can definitely work, but this product isn’t that. This is real outreach to real sites. I’ve seen some of the articles we’ve written get 60+ shares to start out with. For this product we went full on quality > quantity.
Being a newbie webmaster, its nice to know how to determine a site’s authority by using a site like open site explorer, I visited the site and there I saw my domain authority so I know where my site stand.
I love the way you explain everything in simple as possible teerms with no (well minimum) jargon. Some great tips here for a very misunderstood part of SEO. Thanks
How do you respond to the shared opinions that guest blogging is no longer great for SEO.
“Okay, I’m calling it: if you’re using guest blogging as a way to gain links in 2014, you should probably stop. Why? Because over time it’s become a more and more spammy practice, and if you’re doing a lot of guest blogging then you’re hanging out with really bad company.” Matt Cutts
so your response above.
worthwhile to test.
Yeah I pretty much replied to this above, just the reality is you’re getting a great, in-content link on a powerful site, which is what ranks sites all day long.
Google may have looked a guest posts and devalued links in the author box, but we don’t put your link there, we put it in the article.
Just a comment for all the users who are saying guest blogging is dead and pointing to the Matt Cutts article – folks, it is not dead. What you all need to understand is that Quality is the key here. Just before Google hit out at the guest blogging tactic I was seeing random guest posts on blogs like “3 benefits of cloud”, “7 ways seo can help you” with generic content. I mean come-on these topics have been discussed like a gazzillion times and do not add any value – content was just being re-iterated over and over again.
If you have a fresh outlook to an already written piece of content – that is when we are talking! All the best, everyone 🙂
Thanks for the Information. Most of us out there especially the new bloggers think building links is an easy task and they don’t have patience for it. So, i highly recommend what you have mentioned here. Building White hat SEO links require lot of dedication and patience.
I think people has misunderstood what Google was getting at,,
back when they warned about guest posting,, people were guest posting on just about any site they could, like buying crappy guest posts on fiverr and other rubbish services,, just for the sake of it and not only were these sites rubbish, spammy sites but they were not niche related or provided any extra value to the website the guest post was published on, generally just spinning an original article lots of times and submitting the crap out of it anywhere and everywhere just for a link
Now, guest posting does work
but only if you are creating something that is original, just written for that particular website, that gives the readers on that website some value
let’s say your in the travel niche, and you get a guest post on a huge travel site, like expedia, skyscanner, virgin.. you can’t tell me that google will kill you for having that guest post?
when it’s gone through a editor and isn’t posted on their site just for the sake of it
people need to understand that when the world abuses a method of seo,, google has to come out and say something about it
if you don’t understand the difference between getting a guest post on a crappy site that you just paid $10 to the webmaster to get posted , to getting on a site where the editor will only allow your guest post if it’s a brilliant piece of content, then you don’t understand the nature of guest posts or what google was saying
Agree 100%. You need to write the guest post for the audience of the site, so the site owner and the audience both get value from it.
This is a fantastic post. We manually reach out to influencers to get contextual links published for our clients, and it is definitely a lot of work.
We LOVE your tiered linking service, and are happy we don’t have to do that ourselves. =)
I have just started Blogger and have been eyeing Guest Posts for quite some time. This could be the perfect storm for my site.
Thank you for the insights!
See if they accept guest posts first, then send them a pitch / outline of the article so that you don’t write the whole thing without agreeing.
How many backlinks will they give me if I use your way to write guest posting? Does they give me 2 backlinks or only one at 1000 words post? Please reply
You usually get 1 backlink to your site per guest post.
Very nice post. Content (and its quality) is, was and will always be king, so I’m not like some others who are anti-guest posting … not yet anyway. Creating newsworthy or interesting content is surely the key, and definitely nothing plagiarized that cannot EASILY pass copyscape scrutiny. What I find, however, to be the issue is getting through to site owners, publishers, authority sites and blogs primarily due to these people getting routinely bombarded by spammy contacts asking to guest post. We are inundated on a regular basis by spammers telling us all about our “great content” and how terrific it would be if they contributed to our site which they loved so much. It’s all the same nonsense and they even send the same sorts of spam to decades very old, stagnant sites that have a total of 1 or 2 ridiculously sparse pages. What I’m saying is that the concept is right on. The approach is great too. But those who are legit will always have a hard time standing out from the pack because for every 1 serious and credible contact they might receive from a potential contributor or guest poster, they probably receive 100 similar requests that are spam and/or garbage. It is becoming increasingly difficult to prove credibility and quality when you’re up against spammers who have barraged the same people you are contacting with endless junk.
That’s my two cents!
I agree 100%. If you’re just getting started you will notice that getting your post published is harder than it may initially seem because a lot of guest post request get ignored (I get a lot of spam / bad posts pitched to me here at thehoth.com). The way to help get past that is to actually write decent content. If the content is good, they are much more willing to accept the post. Most of the time we send them the content straight up in the beginning.
I agree with Eric, with so much spam getting your “good content” in front of the right person is not easy.
As always its a bit of a numbers game, I use ninja outreach tied in with my Gmail and it works well to find and target multiple potential sites, I’m sure tools will continue to improve.
Uber great article, in section one you say to create a linkable content… what will this content be used for? to link back to from the guest posts site? or to use it on the actual guest post?
The idea is to create a piece of content on your website that is really valuable, so that you can link to it when you do guest posting and it will look natural. Most people don’t like spammy looking outbound links on their sites, but when you link to a resource or something valuable in your guest post, that can pass with flying colors.
Okay to follow up on your reply, you’re saying it’s customary to identify the intended link back to your site when reaching out for guest posting opportunities?
You don’t necessarily need to identify the link. They’ll expect you to include a link or two back to your website in the copy of your guest post as part of the reciprocal exchange. Instead, include the link or two you plan to use in your outreach email to show them previously published work on your site. No one wants to link back to low-quality content, so if they see the link to your content in your outreach email and approve you for a guest post, you should be ok to include that same link to your site in the actual guest post as well.
Really helpful article for New bloggers, thanks sir
You’re the master of writing many words about nothing. Only watertext that everyone knew 10-15 years ago.
We sincerely apologize for undermining your intelligence, sir master wizard of SEO. We will go back into our hole now and make sure we don’t attempt to help anyone else.
You have provided a screenshot of an example guest blog post with PA 31 and DA 68. DA metric is understandable but do you guarantee that PA of the guest post will be 30 or higher so it passes some link juice to the site it’s linking to?
No, almost all posts will be PA0 when they are launched. That’s the way it is with any new URL on the web. As that page gets internal (and external) links the PA will grow over time.
Hey! Awesome guide! Happily I discovered my guest blogging proccess is quite close you teached here.
But how this is scalable? I guess I didn’t understand, because:
1. each new partner will require more work proportionally, one does not simply partner with thousands of people — unless you have more arms/time;
2. the proccess between getting in contact and having a post published may take weeks;
3. each partner has particularities that can asynchronously increase the time spent int he proccess.
Can you help me here?
Best.
You’re right, it’s not easy. I agree with that. But it’s scalable as in you can do this over and over, for any niche vs other techniques that require substantial investment, are industry specific, or just don’t work in certain cases.
I always believed that ‘guest-posting’ is not dead, its only that you have to do keeping some crucial points in mind. Mindless anchor text stuffing, repeating the target anchor text too many times will surely bring any site under the scanner. Also, the DA of the originating matters. Thanks Thoth for re-confirming my faith in calculative guest blogging. 🙂
Great article! Guest blogging is something that doesn’t seem to be going out of style, it is just getting more refined.
You think this is still relevant article? I think latest changes in g-algo has made a big difference
Getting links? Yes, very relevant. P.S. We document all major Google changes here: https://www.thehoth.com/google-update-history/
An awesome post as always. You haven’t mentioned scholarship links in this (although it is mentioned in some other post by you), which is also a great method to rank low and medium competitive keywords.
Plus, how much time do your editors take to edit your content and make it perfect for the audience. I mean, one does not want to switch off while reading your post. Quite intriguing! You have definitely hacked the art of attraction through your writing. Kudos!
I think these days guest post is only link building strategy. I almost daily get an email from someone if I accept guest post on my blog.
Now I have started thinking if people are now over-doing it.
It’s definitely an effective strategy, but definitely not the ONLY strategy.
I have just started Blogger and have been eyeing Guest Posts for quite some time. This could be the perfect storm for my site.
Thank you for the insights!
Thank you for sharing while hat links. These will really helpful to new bloggers like me to get into blogging.
Thanks for informative post.
Awesome tricks! I am passionate marketing expert and I really inspired to know about these wonderful tricks. I must try these queries to find out most useful resources.
Very interesting article, some great food for thought.
BTW, very impressed with the first day of the first HothCon. Looking forward to tomorrow’s speakers as well.
Thank you!
Great article!
Hi,
This is a best to learn more about link building… Thanks for the white hat link building idea especially the Optimize Smart resource finding prospects using the advanced search queries..
Good work…
Hi,
Can you share list with blogs that accepts guest posting?
It would be usefull to build some free links list as well.
Hi,
I’ve been blogging on my new site for these last two months, and finding the time isn’t as easy as I thought it would be.
I’m glad I’ve come across you, and the way you explain things. I will have to look you up in the very near future so you can help me out, if possible.
Many thanks.
James
Great and interesting article! 🙂
Good to read new stuff @thehoth
Very informative. Thank you Sir! Will definitely try this
Great post, very informative.
Thanks for sharing these white hat SEO strategies
Great article! You have been a blessing to my SEO journey. Will definitely refer to my friends. Gracias
Thank you for great article! It’s always good to learn something new on this journey :)=
Awesome to hear you learned something new!
Awesome article sir, I think I should try
It’s worth a shot! Just remember to be authentic rather than spammy and you’ll increase your chances of success!
Thanks, I enjoyed your post on white hat link building, but I find that most people don’t have the time to write articles because it takes too long. Could you suggest a way for a person to write articles quickly and of high quality?
Not everyone can or wants to write articles for their website, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t get some help. There are various tiers of freelancers that you can hire for your articles, and if you think of the articles as assets and make sure they are truly good, they are a worthy investment. You can try for a lower priced freelancer and then edit their article to make it better and save time, or go for a perfectly tuned article that is SEO optimized for your website. At the HOTH we offer various tiers of articles like this for people who struggle to publish articles regularly using our own network of freelancers, check out https://www.thehoth.com/blogger/
Based on my personal experience, a website which is penalized and not indexable in Google too has a DA of 40 or more…I was wondering if we should rely only on the DA? Is that a good idea?
Most of the time DA is a good indicator of a website worth getting a link from. You can always use a tool like Ahrefs to check the backlink profile of a website you aren’t sure of and see if the links it has look spammy.
Very helpful, already found some good tips – will be good to adjunct the gp services from Hoth! Love your services and Hoth sauce.
Awesome! We appreciate you so much!
Thanks for sharing these white hat SEO strategies It’s always good to learn something new on this journey
Hello,Its always good to know something more in SEO because its a never ending ocean of opportunities.Hope i get more good results working on this Given ideology.
Awesome article sir, I think I should try
Nice article sir realy this is very helpful for Seo and link building
Great Article. I loved to read it. I am getting good feeling that it will surely help me.
Thank you for sharing the white hat SEO techniques. Awesome Tips shared!
I really want to improve the links to improve my google ranking. This is really great and informative article.
Thank you so much for this kind of infomation.
Insightful post about white hat links. I would definitely try it
Hi Clayton, very interesting post for making good SEO and links. Congratulations
Pretty interesting, when I started to research how to do backlinking I didn’t realize the big push guest posting can give you if done correctly.
Great Article. I loved to read it. I am getting good feeling that it will surely help me.
Good article! what should we do when bloggers demand money for guest post even for low DA websites. Please let me know if there are any websites allowing guest posts for free.
There certainly are bloggers that accept guest posts for free! It just takes the time performing manual outreach to secure a free spot.
Great article man ….Thankyou
Insightful post about white hat SEO links. I appreciate your guidance. Keep posting
I wanted to ask, how many words should a blog or an article normally have?
This can vary depending on the subject matter!
The sweet spot is typically upwards of 1,000 words. 🙂
Thanks for replying David.
2 posts a week should be enough, right?
Great post. I am in the process of trying to outreach to blogs for guest posts. It is definitely a lot of hard work. I will be ordering from you guys to help with this task.
That sounds great, Marcus!
Feel free to reach out to one of our account managers for any further assistance with Guest Posts:
https://www.thehoth.com/meet/
Being a newbie nice to know how to determine a site authority. I visited the site and there I saw my domain authority so I know where my site stand.
I visited the site and there I saw my domain authority so I know where my site stand. Being a newbie nice to know how to determine a site authority.
Wow, this was very thorough and educational! I’m running a web development agency and I’m always surprised with how far one can go with SEO.
Really it’s informative post.
Thanks for this post.
Thanks for the post. I know it’s not easy but I’ve heard from many other reliable sources about the strength of guest posting.
I’ll be the first to admit, while plenty of people reach out to us about guest blogging, I’ve never actively gone out there and looked for others to do the same with. But after reading your post, I think I’m going to dedicate some time each week to do some outreach and such..
Yes, guest posts can be done but need to focus on value, which Google always prefer. Manual outreach is a time taking process but it pays off hard work. Live long Guest Post…
Great Post. Really effective techniques for doing white hat SEO. Thank you for sharing such valuable information.
Hi Clayton, thanks a lot for your help and congratulations very interesting post for SEO links.
A very good article. Google Search Console is probably the best website a person could use for SEO that is free. I use it every day myself.
Pretty interesting, when I started to research how to do backlinking I didn’t realize the big push guest posting can give you if done correctly.
its useful, hope you share many good post the same.
Thank you for describing White-Hat In So beautifully
Very helpful article, thank you!
White had link building take time. If we do it properly. It’s effect on entire website.
Am big fan of your writing skills.
Thank’s for sharing information with us.
I have not tried guest posting yet and I’m not sure why. Even though I know that by doing so I could get more exposure for my business. Need to try it soon. I know it is difficult, but no harm in trying. Thank you for the wonderful post.
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Great article but would it not also help if you add an internal link to another post in the post?
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Great comment, and for sure. We actually have another resource on internal links here: https://www.thehoth.com/learn/seo/on-page-seo/internal-links/ — the link equity does get passed through this method.
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