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An Introduction to SEO Link-Building Concepts

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Search engines index the entire Web by following link after link to page after page of content. Brand new pages can be hard for search engines to find because there aren’t any pre-existing links built to them.

For a search engine, links from one site to another are like a vote of confidence and trust. If a page on Site A links to a page on Site B, the page on Site B can be said to be “a trusted resource” of value to visitors of Site A.

As search engines index the Web, they count one-way, inbound links to each page online. Pages with more links can be said to be more “authoritative” because more individual sites “trust” their content resources.

All else equal, pages with more authority will rank higher in search engine results than pages with less. Gaining a higher listing than a competitor for a popular search term greatly impacts both traffic and demand.

Studies have shown that users place confidence in the very first results appearing for a search query. A click-through from a search engine indicates that a searcher thinks the resulting page will be relevant.

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  • Tsudha Sudha Thangavel, SEO and Online Marketing Specialist at Payoda Technologies A simple and descriptive information with easy understanding. Thanks. Keep it up !!! 2 years ago
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  • socialmediawien Jonny Jelinek, Social Media Manager at webfeuer Great presentation. It's about time that everybody who's doing SEO understands, that link-building is an important part, and that it's not about who has the most backlinks, but who has the ones with most relevance. 2 years ago
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  • RyanTaft Catalyst Marketers at Catalyst Marketers This is a great presentation. Short, but to the point. It really helps people understand the importance of inbound links. So many focus on keywords, rightfully so, but they forget the importance of inbound links. I'll be sharing this information with my small business customers.

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