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[0:00] If you want to get good at link building,
you need to practice.
[0:03] And one of the best reachable goals you can
set for yourself is to build your first 100
[0:08] quality backlinks.
[0:10] Why 100?
[0:12] To be honest, it's a bit of an arbitrary number.
[0:14] But for a lot of low and mid competition niches,
it's enough to get a meaningful amount of
[0:19] organic traffic.
[0:21] For example, this golf site gets around 4,500
monthly search visits with around 150 linking
[0:27] domains across their site.
[0:29] This low authority travel site has around
175 referring domains and gets over 4,000
[0:35] monthly search visits.
[0:36] And this parenting blog with around 70 referring
domains gets over 5,000 monthly search visits.
[0:43] Most importantly, building 100 quality backlinks
will give you the practical experience you need
[0:48] as a link builder because you'll have to
communicate with a lot of different people.
[0:53] So in this tutorial, I'm going to show you
how to get your first 100 backlinks using
[0:58] tried and tested tactics.
[1:00] Stay tuned.
[1:00] [music]
[1:05] Backlinks are undeniably the lifeblood
of higher Google rankings.
[1:09] And once you start getting them, organic
traffic often climbs in tandem.
[1:14] But not all backlinks are created equal.
[1:16] I often see new sites that start by building
low quality backlinks with comment spam,
[1:21] forum links, PBNs, and links from coupon sites.
[1:25] And sometimes, these backlinks are enough
to move the needle initially.
[1:30] But building low-quality links can be a dangerous
game to play because they can literally wipe
[1:35] your site off of Google.
[1:37] Now, while link building can vary from niche
to niche and even from page to page, there
[1:42] are a few tried and tested tactics that can
work for anyone with minimal experience.
[1:48] So let's start with the easiest method and
that's to start with organizations, communities
[1:53] or clubs that you're already part of.
[1:55] Whether it be personal or pleasure, in everyday
life, we integrate ourselves in communities.
[2:01] That can be anything from a law association
to a non-profit organization to a school's
[2:06] parent advisory board.
[2:08] If you're a part of one of these organizations
and it's relevant to your site, ask for a link.
[2:13] Oftentimes, they'll have team or advisory
board pages where it actually makes sense
[2:19] to link to your site.
[2:21] Start here because it's about as
easy as it gets.
[2:24] But that's only one link.
[2:26] So let's get into our second tactic.
[2:28] And that's to use HARO to build
authoritative links to your homepage.
[2:32] HARO stands for Help a reporter out.
[2:35] It's a service that connects journalists with
sources and sources with journalists.
[2:39] After you've signed up as a "source," you'll
get emails with a list of queries from journalists
[2:44] at various publications.
[2:46] And these include Business Insider, The New
York Times, and USA Today to name a few.
[2:52] Now, there are tons of requests that come
in on a daily basis and the majority won't
[2:56] be relevant to you.
[2:58] So you can set up a simple Gmail filter
to sort through the noise.
[3:01] Just go to your Inbox and click on the caret
to bring down Gmail's search options.
[3:06] Next, set the "From" field to [email protected].
[3:11] Then, you'll want to set the subject to HARO
within square brackets since all of their
[3:16] emails include that in the subject line.
[3:18] Finally, set the "Has the words" field to
any keywords you want to monitor.
[3:23] And you can also use the OR search operator
to include multiple keywords or phrases.
[3:29] Click Search to see the results your search
filters would include and check out some of
[3:33] the emails to ensure you're
getting relevant results.
[3:37] If everything looks good, click on the caret
again and then click Create filter.
[3:43] Now, even though we've filtered down the results
to relevant ones, it doesn't mean journalists
[3:47] are going to cite you just because you responded.
[3:49] And while you should go the extra mile to
provide unique and insightful information,
[3:54] half the battle is in responding to
the right questions.
[3:58] So to increase your chances of getting mentioned,
look for queries where they're likely looking for
[4:02] multiple experts on the topic.
[4:05] For example, in this query, Bustle is looking
for relationship therapists as in the plural
[4:10] of therapist.
[4:11] And they want to know more about
boredom in relationships.
[4:15] Now, the description is even more clear
that they want multiple experts.
[4:19] She says: "I'm working on an article called
"13 common mistakes that lead to boredom
[4:24] in a relationship."
[4:26] So more likely than not, she's looking for
multiple experts that can fill in the blanks
[4:30] in her outline.
[4:32] So if you happen to be a relationship expert,
provide your best answer and then move on
[4:36] to the next query or carry on with
the rest of your day.
[4:40] Bottomline, HARO is a super-easy way to get
high quality backlinks because the journalists
[4:46] are the ones that are soliciting sources
and not the other way around.
[4:50] I'd recommend using HARO without
an end date in mind.
[4:53] The quality of links are just that good for
the amount of effort it takes to respond.
[4:59] Alright, the next tactic is to do
some guest posting.
[5:02] Guest posting is when you create content
to be posted on another website.
[5:06] And generally speaking, that post comes with
attribution and a link back to your site.
[5:12] Now, while some sites won't allow you to link
to yourself within the content, most will,
[5:17] as long as it makes sense and adds
value to your guest article.
[5:21] So the first thing you need to do is find
websites that are likely to accept guest posts.
[5:26] To get started, you can use Ahrefs Content
Explorer, which lets you search through billions
[5:30] of pages and get SEO metrics for all of them.
[5:34] Just search for a topic related to
your niche and run the search.
[5:38] Next, let's set a Domain Rating filter to
weed out both very low and very high
[5:43] authority websites.
[5:44] So I'll choose a range like 30 to 60.
[5:47] I'll also check the "One page per domain"
box since we don't need to pitch the same
[5:52] website multiple times.
[5:54] Finally, I'll set the "Published" filter to
the past 90 days, which will help us
[5:58] narrow in on websites that have published
or republished content in the last 3 months.
[6:04] Now, we still have around 90,000 websites
to pitch, which is just way too many.
[6:09] So let's head on over to the Websites tab,
which will show you the top 100 websites
[6:13] from your results.
[6:15] And to get a better idea of which sites would
more likely accept guest posts, let's sort
[6:19] the table by Authors, because if there are
multiple authors on that site, then there's
[6:24] a higher chance that they have
guest contributors.
[6:27] Now, it's just a matter of looking at the domain
names, visiting ones that look relevant, and
[6:32] pitching your guest posts.
[6:34] Now, it's important to note that while guest
posting can be a great way to build links,
[6:39] what often gets overlooked is that when you
write for reputable sites, you have the opportunity
[6:44] to demonstrate your expertise to an
audience that someone else has built.
[6:49] That means you can get exposure
backed by trust.
[6:53] And since time is finite, it's worth prioritizing
websites that will likely provide the best
[6:59] overall value for your time and expertise.
[7:02] Alright, the next tactic works great for experts
in their field and that's to do podcast interviews.
[7:08] Much like guest posting, being interviewed
on a podcast puts you in the spotlight as
[7:13] an expert in front of someone else's audience.
[7:16] Now, the thing I love about podcasts as a link
building strategy is that it only takes around
[7:21] an hour of your time and links are almost a given
if you choose your podcasts appropriately.
[7:27] A lot of podcasts have "Episodes" pages
on their websites.
[7:31] And these pages almost always include
a link back to the guest's website.
[7:35] So to find podcast prospects, you can simply
reverse engineer a podcast interviewee's
[7:41] homepage backlinks.
[7:42] So assuming you were in the SEO niche, you
might look at Ahrefs' backlinks because a few
[7:47] of us have been on some podcasts.
[7:49] So just go to Ahrefs' Site Explorer and search
for ahrefs.com and set the search mode to
[7:55] URL since again, podcast links usually
point to the guest's homepage.
[8:00] Next, go to the backlinks report.
[8:02] Now, since Ahrefs is a pretty established
brand, you'll see links from various sources.
[8:07] So to narrow in on just links from podcasts,
just search for "podcast" in the Include box,
[8:14] and set the filter mode to search in
the URLs and titles of referring pages.
[8:19] From here, you can sift through the results,
visit relevant pages, and pitch yourself as
[8:24] a guest when appropriate.
[8:26] Another great thing about podcast interviews
is that oftentimes, hosts will also link to
[8:32] other resources that are mentioned
in the interview.
[8:35] So it's actually possible to get links to other
pages across your site if it comes up
[8:39] naturally in your conversation.
[8:42] The benefits to being on podcasts
goes way beyond links.
[8:45] You get the chance to meet like-minded people
in your industry and building your network
[8:49] can go a long way even from an SEO perspective.
[8:53] Alright, the final thing I recommend you do
is email outreach for your best content.
[8:59] Now, don't get me wrong, getting links to
all pages on your site is a great thing.
[9:03] But chances are, you won't have time to do
outreach for every single page on your site.
[9:09] Plus, it's a lot easier to promote something
that's unique or insightful versus something
[9:14] that's informative, but generic.
[9:17] For example, let's say you have a personal
finance site and you have some unique data
[9:21] on how the pandemic affected
credit scores across the nation.
[9:26] That's interesting and it's probably something
that people in your niche will actually want
[9:31] to be contacted about.
[9:32] And if they're impressed by your content,
they'd probably link to you in existing or
[9:37] future content.
[9:38] Whereas a post on let's say, "What are credit
cards," could be well-written and informative,
[9:44] but you probably won't have anything to say
that's much better than what's already out there.
[9:49] At least enough to motivate someone
to link to you.
[9:52] Now, there are so many ways to do outreach
for links and your approach will vary depending
[9:57] on the topic and angle you'll be taking.
[10:00] So instead of going through a hypothetical
example, I strongly suggest watching our link
[10:04] building module in our SEO for beginners course
or if you've already had some exposure to
[10:10] email outreach for links, then check out some
of our more advanced tutorials in our link
[10:14] building playlist.
[10:15] I'll link up both in the description.
[10:18] Now, you might be wondering, how long
will it take to get my first 100 backlinks?
[10:23] There really isn't a definitive answer and
I don't think speed should be your goal
[10:28] especially when you're just starting out.
[10:30] Think of link building like eating
steamed broccoli everyday.
[10:34] It may not be the most exciting or delicious,
but just as broccoli delivers essential nutrients
[10:39] to your body, links deliver trust and authority
to your website, which results in higher
[10:45] Google rankings.
[10:46] So what's important is that you stay the course,
implement these tactics and iterate on them
[10:52] as you get hands-on experience.
[10:54] Getting high quality backlinks isn't easy.
[10:57] And that's probably why it's still
a ranking factor.
[11:00] So go and try these tactics out for your site,
and if you enjoyed this tutorial, make sure
[11:04] to like, share and subscribe for more
actionable SEO and marketing tutorials.
[11:09] I'll see you in the next one.

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