Thread by @brianfenn92

Getting just one link from a high-quality #Website is worth much more than getting links from ten low-quality sites. For evaluating site quality, professionals often refer to a website’s Domain Authority (DA) or Domain Rating (DR) metrics.

github.com/wendykustanto/… It’s a good idea to identify which websites have high-quality content. The higher the quality, the harder it is to get your piece featured.

gitlab.com/te1325/arrangi… Like any good relationship, it takes time and effort to establish and maintain, but the more work you put in now, the richer your contextual links will be later!

eu-gb.git.cloud.ibm.com/wendykustanto/… Written content should be contextual
Sites should link back to your website, where you offer additional information about a related topic on your blog post.

patreon.com/posts/42networ… Steer clear of websites providing paid links to anyone, regardless of site relevance and quality. Chances are, these can do you more harm than good.

While building contextual links isn’t the easiest of tasks, there are some ways to go about it. Create content that is worthy of a backlink. hub.docker.com/r/wendykustant… The first key to building contextual links is creating high-quality linkable assets.

wendykustanto.gumroad.com/p/how-to-make-… When someone decides to give you a backlink, they are effectively recommending you to their audience, so it’s important to write something they want to share with their audience.

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