SUBJECT: SEO Lesson #5 - 3 No-Nos When Building Backlinks

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When it comes to building back-links
there's a right and a wrong way of
doing them.

The search engines like Google rank the
order of sites according to the amount
of links it receives.

Normally a site would generate links
naturally because it has good content
and visitors would bookmark them on
their social bookmarks as well as link
to the source from their site.

These are all NATURAL linking methods
which the search engines love.

However, there are those who build
links the synthetic way just to stay at
the top which do have their
repercussions.

Here are 3 big no-no's when it comes to
building links, either for your own
site or someone else’s! 

1. Mass Link Packages

There are people out there selling link
packages that are not even worth a
mention.

Most of the time they blast ads out to
classified directories or other spam
filled network. These links are the
equivalent of buying spam email lists.

Don't do it. Your links might end up on
banned sites that can really hurt your
Google image.

2. Link Exchanges

Back in the day, exchanging links was
the main SEO link building strategy.

You link to me, I link to you and we
both win. Right? Wrong! Google caught
on to this when hundreds of link farms
opened up. Google can easily trace
reciprocal links and they simply don't
count for much anymore. Getting links
from big link exchange networks can
actually hurt you.

3. Linking From Non-Indexed Sites

Most people who spend hours building
those free back links make the of
building links on non-indexed sites.
For your back links to count, the page
on which you have your link has to be
indexed. Having links on non-indexed
pages means nothing. It's a waste of
time. 

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