Time For Backlinks...

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David Earle

I've been adding tons of quality content to my site over the past month and it's made a big difference to my website traffic. Now it's time to start getting backlinks, to strengthen my rankings.

In the past I've Used Linkjuicer to help with this, although I'm not convinved it helped all that much. I'm looking for tips on how to put together the ULTIMATE link building strategy. Realistically I can afford to spend £100 per month on outsourcing and I want this money to go as far as possible (of course). So does anybody have any advice on how best to spend this £100 per month? Or indeed are there any SEO companies on here who can work some magic for £100 per month?

Thanks for your input.
 

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I'd be interested in seeing the analytics of your website, as you have a lot of keyword pages for individual locations. How are they doing for driving traffic to those pages?
I had a look on google traffic estimator and there do not appear to be a lot of people searching on those terms (ie tshirt printing licoln). If I were doing SEO on your site then I would start doing some keyword research and see what popular terms are being searched on and target those terms.
Do you have any external tracking set up?
£100 is not a lot, but you can get some things done with it. For example there are some long tail keyphrases like "tshirt printing uk" that you can get cheap adwords on to.
I' be happy to have a chat about it if you pm me
 
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Start by creating some content to push out on
  • Article Sites like Ezine / Go Articles
  • Web 2 Sites like hubpages/Squidoo/Weebly
  • Submit your RSS Feeds to Directories
  • Get Book Marking
  • Start commenting on relevent blogs - make your user name a Keyword and link it back to your site but dont spam do it ethically
  • Create a network of off site blogs and satelite sites and push content there

Don't waste your time on companies that go out and get you links - you can do it yourself.

One thing to bear in mind is the quality of content you are going to push out. The better you make it the further it will go.
 
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