- Outreach links.

- PBNs (Private Blog Network) owned or outsourced.

- Multi-level links.

- Crowd marketing.

- Any kind of unlinked links.

Outreach links

Outreach is an element of search engine promotion, the essence of which is to place links on sites that are relevant to your subject. Unlike many other ways to place links, using outreach, you negotiate directly with the site owner. As a result, you are, under one condition or another, get the right to put on a third-party resource, or just a link, or a whole thematic article, which will link to your site.

Outreach helps to build up a natural reference mass. Moreover, links received in this way work very well because they are not placed somewhere in the sidebar of the site, but in the "body" of the article.

Own or not own PBN (Private Blog Network)

PBN is a network consisting of sites with neutral content, such as news sites. The main task of such a network is to build and increase the link profile of the promoted site or sites. Such networks have a complex system of linking aimed at the distribution of weight between the satellites.

You can create your own network or use an existing one. Your own network - a guarantee that it will always be available and will serve only your projects. But creating a good network will take a lot of time and money. Therefore, the most preferred option is buying links in ready-made PBNs.

Crowd marketing

One of the types of "guerrilla marketing", the essence of which is posting discussion to forum, review and response sites, social networks and marketplaces. The more natural the conversation looks, the more likely the moderators will let your link through. This is a very time-consuming way to promote, but if you do it right, you can improve your link profile, build brand awareness and increase traffic to your site.

Any unlinked links

Unlinked links are links where common words are used instead of a promoted query. For example, "here", "here", "more" and so on. To the same type of links and pictures-links belong. Such links help accelerate the indexing of new pages or entire sites. In addition, if the subject of the acceptor page changes, the impact of unsyncored links will remain unchanged.

What should be taken into account when working with links, so as not to fall under the filter?

The main principle to keep in mind is that a link must be natural, from a reputable source, and obtained in a "white" way. There is no need to try to get hundreds of links in one day - you will instantly fall under the filters. Move gradually. Carefully approach the choice of site-donor. It is better to get one good link than 10 bad ones.

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