Building backlinks with patience
A new website has zero backlinks; the chance of ranking is very slim because it might have one or non at all.
To achieve natural links that give results takes much time.
You can desire to have good backlinks, and you dream it always, dreaming it will not get you the desired results. Instead, begin to build quality backlinks to drive massive traffic organically to your website.
How can you achieve this?
You can do this by a general method of quest posting for another website; never perform it for link building alone on the author bio.
Many have abused this strategy, but you can be strategic in your post and achieve the purpose.
See these tips to adopt to do your quest posting uniquely.
Do not neglect websites that don't have a column "write for us" Some website don't have the page, and these are ones which give the best and quality backlinks.
Unique writing for the only recognized website in your niche. Please overlook those websites that have lesser traffic compare to yours; go for authority domain sites. For your links to have value, go for the best authority domain website higher than your website.
Make sure you write more than once for every website. Start to build a lasting relationship that helps your website gaining quality backlinks.
Watch for Nofollow links. Not mainly for SEO purpose, but for organic traffic and also to get many followers on social platforms.
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Might any of the well-established folks in WA be open to guest posting on their site to help the newer folks out? Just a thought.
The reason it doesn't happen here is that this community is a community of friends, and, unfortunately, when people get their posts rejected for not meeting the required guest post standard (some - but not all) can take it personally which leads to fallouts etc. That's why things like that don't really occur here.
Rather than guest posting, you could always simply do outreach. If you write good content on your website, find similar "best of" posts online & outreach to them asking if they'll reference your content in their articles.
That is definitely something to think about. Thanks, Dale.
