Introduction to Back Links
In simple terms Search Engine Optimisation (getting your site higher on search engines) comes down to 2 things
- On site optimisation (changes to your own site)
- Off site linking - Getting unique one way links to your site from directories etc - Google in particularly counts these as votes as to how good your site is, working on the simple theory that if people are linking to your site - it must be worthwhile
How to check how many people currently link to your site
Go to Google and do a search for your site - ie enter your domain name "www.yourname.com" (put it inside a pair of quotes too). In this example I have search for a company called One World Tours "www.oneworldtours.co.uk"
One World Tours have (approx) 3,670 links in
to it - these all help it in its rankings.
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As a result of this - if you search for Holidays in Egypt and Jordan on Google - you will find One World Tours is number one on page one. Now we are not for ONE SECOND, promising that if you create back links to your site, that you will get to position one on Google, but it certainly will help your rankings. What exactly are backlinks ? |
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Back Links are links into your site from other sites (in this case web directories).
How do we get these links?
Very simply, by hand we submit your site to around 500 Web Directories - It's time consuming, but it is the best way to get your sites number of back links up.
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So what next ? Go to Google and search for your domain name (again in Quotes) - If you find that you only have 20 or 30 results - then you really need to think about getting links to your site To do this either contact us, or just order your links service package for just £50 by clicking here |
