Question

I have a new site with 0 links. What are good options to build my foundation links that I can do manually? I am thinking web 2. 0. But maybe there are more suggestions?  

Answer 1

Quite frankly depends on your niche. If it's Facebook and insta friendly then yes promote it there. If not I can help you out.  

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@briggs lol

Answer 2

So you're admitting defeat on earning links before you've even tried to create good content?  

Answer 3

Do you have clients? If so have them link to you website. Another way is to build relationships and ask them to do the same

Answer 4

Do content. Don't replace content activities with link building activities. You need both. Links are so overrated.  

Answer 5

With new website, please start doing this - 1st fix site technical SEO Problems 2nd optimize on-page 3rd https, speed and expertise 4th verify site in search Console and submit sitemap 5th submit site in other search engines 6th submit site in local directories and high authority niche directories. 7th create a pr and distribution with paid option and make sure about nofollow tag 8th create blog content and solve users intent. Grab social signals via social media sites 9th contribution via guest posting in niche websites and get dofollow links 10th check and analysis competitors links via semrush, ahrefs and more. Acquire only high quality links from there website. Note- do not build too many links and keep them looks natural. Let me know if you have questions

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@phuongphycology How to build up high quality links freely!  

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@minier 1st - Create compelling, unique, high-quality content that people will naturally want to reference and link to, and tell people about it. You have to spread the word before you can expect anyone to find your content and link to it! 2nd - Put your product, service, or site in front of influencers in your industry, such as popular bloggers or people with a large social media following. 3rd - Ask people you know and people you work with to link to your site. Remember that relevance matters; links from sites that are in the same general industry or niche as your site will have more value than links from random, unrelated sites. That's will help a lot. Thanks