What Are Backlinks and How Would They Work?

Google determines which websites will rank number one, two, and three. It comes down to SEO, right? Okay, this is more than deep. Google has more than 200 factors, And the number one factor affecting rankings is backlinks.

Today, I am going to teach you what backlinks are and how they work. Therefore, with backlinks, it is a website linking to another website. Google is seeing this as a vote. More links to your website, and more. Also, they are looking at quality.

Therefore, if the Huffington Post links you, it is more effective in the way that the plumber is connected to you. And Google knows it's hard to get links from the Huffington Post, which has to get links from plumbers.

But, on the flip side, if Home Depot is connected to you because it is very relevant and they are within your location, then it is more effective the way the plumber is connected to you.

Domain Authority

So, some things. Google is looking at how many backlinks you are getting; How much you are growing over time because it has to be natural, they do not want you to pay people to link to your website because they do not like it, you should not pay for the link; They are looking at how related those websites are, And they are looking at something called Domain Authority to see how official the website is.

 Therefore, suppose you are getting a lot of backlinks, you are getting them from related websites and they have high domain authority. Domain authority is on a scale from 0 to 100, 100 is like Google.com, Youtube, a Facebook. And it works on the Richter scale, right? A logarithmic scale, in which it is easy to go from 1 to 10, is to go from 10 to 20. In this way, on the off chance that you can get a ton of backlinks, you can get them from pertinent destinations, and you can get them.

From official sites with high domain authority, your ranking goes up. If you are wondering what domain authority is, such as the number of a certain size, you can go to ahrefs.com, AHREFS dot com, put in the URL and they will spit out the domain authority.

It is a paid tool. A free form of this is Open Site Adventurer. If you create Google's Open Site Explorer, it will take you to moz.com, and you can put in a URL and it will tell you the domain authority of that site.

Now that you know how links work in the eyes of Google, the fastest way to round up posts is if you want to get links. In this way, proceed to email each and every master inside your space And You can email these people, add them to their roundup post; And since you are asking them a question and you are asking the same question to every expert within the space, there is a very good chance for them to press for free, which is why they are participating.

And then once they all participate, and give you their feedback, write a wonderful-looking blog post that shows all the responses, their names, links on their website, links on their Twitter or Facebook profiles.

And then from there, when you have published the post, email each of those experts and ask them to share it on your favorite social network. By doing this your blog, your website, are going to get more traffic. The more eyeballs you see, the more likely someone is to return a link to your site. As you get more backlinks, your ranking will also climb.