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Contextual Text Links – The Perfect Link
During March of 2005 StuntDubl discussed links within content and SEOs ongoing quest for the Perfect Link. Until now, there was no easy way to get paid links in content other than buy a “content page” or “presell page” and hope that your page gets spidered. Recently Bigoak’s SEO Blog gave their view of the perfect link - once again it is a link in relevant content. LinkXL makes the getting the perfect link much easier by allowing webmasters to buy links within pre-existing content with a few clicks of the mouse.
LinkXL Contextual Text Links are regular search engine friendly HTML links nestled in the middle of relevant content that both human visitors and search engines can follow. To get the perfect link, the key is to buy links that the search engines see as ‘natural’ so they follow the link to your site and count the link as a vote to your site.
It is no secret that Google is getting better at finding irrelevant paid links. Google wants to identify irrelevant links because the websites buying these links may get an undeserved boost in the search engine rankings. If you look at the average website that sells links, they will have a block of text links ads in the footer or sidebar of their website. More often then not, these links are not relevant to the content of the webpage they are on. These links should not be, and are often not, counted by the search engines.
On the other hand, LinkXL contextual text link ads are relevant by default. If a website template site buys the contextual text link “website templates” in the middle of existing text on another website, most likely the content on that page relates in some way to website templates.
Inbound text links, the anchor text, and the pages they are on help search engines determine what websites are about. The more relevant and natural the link is, the more it will help the search engines determine what your site is about.
Because LinkXL links are natural links in pre-existing content, they are text links the search engines can actually use in their search engine ranking algorithms. On the other hand, footer and sidebar paid links are links the search engines can identify and avoid. This is why you must shift your link buying strategy to include relevant in content links to have a successful link buying strategy. Now LinkXL offers a way to get the perfect link
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