A lot of people are reluctant to build backlinks. They get scared because you need to do outreach to hundreds, if not, thousands of website's owners before you get your first handful of backlinks. But truth be told, you don't have to do that. There are organic ways where you can attract backlinks without practically doing outreach. Today, I'm going to breakdown how to build thousands of backlinks without even asking for them.
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So the first tactic I have for you, offer free courses.
I'm not talking about vlogging, I'm talking about full-blown courses.
HubSpot Academy. This is a course from HubSpot. It's a free marketing course, offers certification as well, and they get over a thousand backlinks from 450 referring domain names.
According to UberSuggest, in the United States alone, they have over 37,000 visitors per month to that course. A lot of people love their course because they want to be certified by HubSpot, which is an important brand in the marketing space.
The second tactic I have for you, create free tools.
If you don't have the money to build a tool like Uber Suggest or Bankrate, don't worry about it, there's a site called CodeCanyon when you go to it, you can buy a tool for pretty much any industry out there for, literally, five, 10, 20, 30, $40.
That means you can do really well by just spending 10 bucks, and you can just create backlinks over time. It won't happen instantly, it won't happen overnight, but over time, you'll constantly see your tools getting more and more backlinks.
The third tactic I have for you, come up with stats and industry reports that are generated by you and your team.
Last year alone, I launched two reports including proprietary statistics that I gathered from my own audience. One of them, I got data from 183 companies who were all leveraging content marketing and produced 17 charts that show where content marketing is headed.
The fourth strategy, use ego bait.
Ego bait is basically something that involves stroking the ego of an influencer or website owner that you want a link from. There are a few ways that you can do this. The simplest way is the roundup post. Roundup post, example of this is you take all the influencers out there in your space, and you do an interview with them, ask them one simple question, they'll give you feedback, and when you get feedback, publish that in one comprehensive post, share it out there on the social web, email them all once it's published, and ask them to share it and link to it.
Another way is listicles. An example of this, the top 15 SEO experts you should follow in 2020. So when you do this, you're listing people, a lot of people will link out to this and be, like, I'm on this list, it's amazing.
Awards are another amazing way. You can create awards like the Top 100 Digital Marketing Blogs, the Top 100 Pet Blogs, whatever it is within your industry, create a badge, you can go on Fiverr, pay someone $5 to create a badge or use Canva to create your own badge, give it to people, a lot of them will embed it on their website and link back to you.
The fifth tip I have for you is employee infographics and data visualizations.
Look, infographics are huge. They aren't as used as they once were in the past, but they're still super effective. Data visualization is when you get data and present it in a more user-friendly way. So it's statistics, historical timelines, maps, geography distribution, and with infographics, you can take all this data and display it in an animated way that's interactive and in a storytelling way.
So, when you do this, people are like, oh cool, I can end up seeing an infographic on things like how car engines work or how fast a Cheetah runs, and it's done in a simple, visual way where people are like, oh, cool, this makes sense.
This generates literally thousands of links over time. I used to have a company called KISSmetrics, and the majority of the links that we generated were from infographics, and the blog got up to million visitors a month, but the reason the blog did well is all of the infographics, and we created over 40 of them, got thousands of links, and that caused all the blog content to rank higher as well.
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Can you make your tool available pay via debit
I’m working to get more flexible payment methods added ASAP 🙂
@Neil Patel Ok Thanks
hey neil can u plz help me little bit because right now i am confused on what are the things i can build or like start doing something instead of just watching lots of video waiting for your response
Hey Neil is there a way to automate link building?
probably not worthy. there is GSA link builder, but it is now spam;.
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i have got some cool ideas from this let’s see if i can rank a new domain that i buy today to rank 1 in one month will update you guys in 1 month
really within 1 month? not possible.
Manoj Maity if i never try i would never know
Make sure you buy from such a hosting which will have 45 day money back guarantee, So you won’t lose your bucks.
@Anubhav Singh great..test what you’re worth..Fix those ranks on first page 🙂
Harish Nemade i already have a lot of hosting and for what it’s worth it’s only going to help me understand more about this dynamic system
Yet another smasher of a video.. Your information is truly invaluable man
4 dislikes. You guys are going nowhere with your business etc etc
really great video. On the course do you do it as in give me your email type thing or just give it on the website?
I’m just curious. If I don’t have blogs in my page, but if it gets lots of valid relevant backlinks will it rank?
Nicely done Neil. I have some question. When you discussed writing reviews on other sites, and potentially the company/group may link back to illustrate/share a positive review, can this apply to e-commerce purchases? For example, if I buy something from Amazon, and write a review for a 3rd party seller who has actually requested a product review, would this the sort of review you’re referring to? Would this work for a non-3rd party seller like say Vistaprint? Do I need to post my url in the review itself or does this get into Spammy territory? Thanks for your thoughts, Delfino
One of your best video’s ever, thank you Neil.
Perfect. Thanks Neil
Is there any API option available for uber suggest where we can display the tool in our websites for user to come and use it?
It felt great to play at 1.5 speed. Awesome content Neil.
I use CodeCanyon to buy tools. It’s amazing.
Your tips help me. 756 backlinks in over 15 months.
About time you put some video content out Neil….lol…..thanks a lot for today’s video…Gave me some additional ideas for my SEO Toolbox…make it a great weekend…