Top 5 Link Sharing Tips for Bloggers
Link sharing is one of the most vital tasks you should focus on to gain success with your blogs. new bloggers many times fails in the process which involves link sharing and link Building. You should effectively try to share the links with others which helps in increasing your rankings.
But before sharing the links you should look for the things which will not have the adverse affect on your site. New bloggers generally try to share the links with each and every person they come across. This sometimes results adversely and bloggers lose their rankings and credibility. Therefore you should try to focus on these 5 link sharing tips which make your link sharing worth.
Never share your links with each and every site you come across even though they have high PR
First of all you should take care that you should not try to link share with each and every site you come across. There are many of the programs, which offer to barter links. Here the principle is simple – you put a link to a site and in turn they put a backlink to your site. This will many times provide you the less Quality link exchange which can be harmful for your site in future.
Share your links with relative sites
You should keep in mind that your link sharing should be done with the relative site. If not Google takes in negatively and your site can be penalized for having more of the irrelative links.
Share links with high ranked site in your niche
Always make sure that you share the link with the sites which are having high ranking than yours. Best method to check the ranking of the blog is to check their page rank. If you want to get the best positive results, the site with which you want to share the links should have higher PR than yours.
Share your links with proper and effective keywords
You should provide a proper keyword rich text to your link so as to get Maximum benefits when you are aiming for better link sharing. The keyword you are targeting should be your anchor text when you want to share the links with the other sites.
Share link with the site which have fewer outbound links
First, take care about the ratio between outbound and inbound links. If your outbound links are times your inbound, this is bad. Second (and more important) is the risk that your link exchange partners are link farms. If this is the case, you could even be Banned from search engines, so it is too risky to indulge in link exchange programs.
I need an idea on this – suppose a PR2 negative website links to me(one-way backlink) then will it decrease my Blog’s SEO repute too?
What Do you mean a PR2 negative site?
@Online Information Technology Blogger
Yeah, I’m also confused by this post. In my experience there is no such thing as a negative PR. I have heard of people using BETA versions of Google toolbar that list sites as having a PR of “-1″, but from what I’ve read this is a glitch and the “-1″ PR means that the page has no rank or a rank of N/A.
I’ve never heard of anyone having a -2 PR. At the end of the day regardless of who links to you, you’ll get a positive Boost in the SERPs. The only difference is the amount of the boost. High PR sites will give you a big boost, low PR sites give you a little boost.
Backlinks can only make your ranking worse if you get a TON of backlinks at once all with the same anchor text from sources completely unrelated to your page content…because those are generally paid backlinks or spam.
wow that’s really useful actually thanks alot!i agree this article.
Good article..My website was Banned a couple times by google as I was link exchanging with other niche websites and they banned me. This article is good and would be of great help.
Now i am clear to know about linking strategy but i would like to know, I want to make blog roll then should i write a personal mail to such website owners in which i am interested.