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Ask any Search Engine Optimiser, writing a blog post, no matter how good it is, won't bring you any links. Sitting tight after finishing an awesome content is the last thing that you should do, if you want to get high traffic and social shares to the blog post.
Of course, I fully agree with the phrase "content is king" but what is the use of the king without an army to rule over? As such, a link building campaign, in which you need to hunt for unique and high quality links to your fresh content, is very important.
But there's a catch.
There are some forms of content which perform MUCH better than others when it comes to social shares and building links.
And there is even one form of blog post which acts like a complete link magnet if done correctly.


But before that, you should know that creating such blog posts are hard work. In here, I will show you the different forms of blog posts that create the maximum impact in terms of both links and social shares and the exact met…

Building links is one of the most important step that you need to do to improve your site's overall ranking in Google searches.

In fact, Google has come out and said that links to a site is one of its two most important criteria for ranking websites, the other being content.

While Google has not specifically mentioned, which one of the two- content and links, is more important, I personally feel that links outweigh the importance of content.

The reason behind this is that I never found a site with about 18000 words of comprehensive content but minimal to no links outrank a site having several links but minimal content.

There is also the fact that links from authority sites bring a huge number of visitors. That's not all. If done correctly, links can lead to a whopping increase in conversion rates too.

In fact link has undisputed and supreme importance if you want to bring your site to prominence.

Without further ado let's move on and bring to the table some immensely actionable …

Ever heard of HARO? Maybe you have; after all, it isn't a very uncommon name in the blogosphere.



But for the uninitiated, HARO is acronym for Help A Reporter Out. The name couldn't be more true to its function. Basically it is a platform where influencers and experts connect with reporters and journalists.
What is HARO?It is a platform for reporters and journalists to get quick and fast knowledge and sources and bloggers to get links and exposure. If you can use HARO correctly, you are sure to get huge PR success as evidenced by numerous experts and influencers in each and every niche.


To put it simply, HARO is an interface (a website), that connects journalists with potential sources. People can join HARO as journalists and sources and send queries and pitches respectively. The process is rather simple. Journalists don't even have to register. All they have to do, is put their websites and credentials along with their queries.

Sources, do however, have to register. Upon regis…

For most bloggers who just started out or even for intermediate bloggers, guest posting is one of the best link building strategies that one can use. In fact guest posting appeals most to those who are good with writing and hate searching for webmasters' emails and sending out emails after emails and pitches after pitches.

Guest blogging does and can bring to you quite a lot of high quality backlinks if done right. The problem with most people who fail at guest posting is that they have certain misconceptions and do not follow the strategies which are crucial for guest blogging.

In this guide on guest blogging (note for newbies: guest blogging is the same as guest posting), I am going to address guest posting in certain steps and after you finish this guide, you shall not have to look up any other article on the subject as you are going to become an expert in guest posting.

For sure!


Myths Regarding Guest Posting#1. Guest Posting is dead.If you do some bit of research about SEO and li…