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Do you guys use backlinks?

Fel1x

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Do you guys use backlinks for your website SEO? If so, what's the best way to do this?
 
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I think getting featured on .gov websites would definitely help. I know it was stated here that you should avoid getting listed on spam websites and I definitely agree.
 
Do you guys use backlinks for your website SEO? If so, what's the best way to do this?
Of course I do, without them, my forums wouldn't rank so well on all the major search engines. Quality content and good backlinks go hand to hand, so remember to attract good backlinks from related websites. Getting your site listed in online directories can easily help you build up fresh and new backlinks.
 
Of course I do, without them, my forums wouldn't rank so well on all the major search engines. Quality content and good backlinks go hand to hand, so remember to attract good backlinks from related websites. Getting your site listed in online directories can easily help you build up fresh and new backlinks.

Also having backlinks on credible websites improves website trust. This improves your listing on a google search search.
 
Backinks are very necessary and again I will say use social media as a way to get good backlinks. You will be happy you did! :)
 
I am a huge believer that backlinks are very important for SEO so I always work on getting good quality and relevant back links for my sites. I have found that using my link in my signature works best but I have also noticed that not all forums have do follow links so even though it's exposure it may not always help towards SEO.
 
Yes, I do use Backlinks. I use NoFollow and DoFollow, it's worth trying to rank to page 1 of Google and Bing etc. I purchase the backlinks of trusted companies as I don't have the SEO knowledge myself.
 

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