How to Market a cWith Backlinks

Backlinks are links to your website that are found on other websites, of just about any type. As you build your online business, you need to have as many ways to get traffic to your website as possible, and backlinks can help to create this resource for you. When you take into consideration how many websites are out there, increasing opportunities to get links to your site is critical.

Difficulty:

Moderate

Instructions

1. Market your website with backlines from articles. Write articles (or have professionals do so) based on topics that relate to your website. Use those articles on article directories where other website owners pick up the article (including your website's link listed at the bottom) and use them on their websites. This creates a link for that owner's website to your own.

2. Design and use a blog regularly. Blogs are rated by Google quickly and they should contain articles and posts that relate to your website, with links to it. The more you post to your blog, the more people will visit it and therefore have the opportunity to visit your website through the backlink.

3. Submit your website to attraction marketing website, such as StumbleUpon. With this unique website, "stumble" each of your posts to your blog or to your website, which will enter the article into a large database. Those who use the StumbleUpon tool will be able to find your website through the articles you've entered into it.

4. Digg your articles by signing up to Digg.com and submitting your articles to that website. Market your articles through Digg by gaining friends, sending shout outs and by networking with others who will read your articles, and wind up on your website. Backlinks for your articles and from your profile will increase your traffic.

5. Optimize all of your articles for all of these submissions using keywords. Find out which are the most commonly searched for terms for your website's topic, then include those terms in each of the articles you write. This will increase the number of people that will find your articles when they search for the terms.