Questions About LinkBuilding

[businessowner]

HI,

I am about to start link building for my website. I have made a 5 month plan. Can anyone have a look on my linkbuilding plan ? Any suggestions ?

Thanks

Web2. Submission  (Monthly 10 Submission ) (( Squdoo, Hubpage , Tumblr , Blogspot , WordPress ))

Blog Commenting  (Very Related and Related Comment )  ( Monthly 15 Comments Maximum)

Guest Posting  ( Must be no-follow links ) (Monthly 10 submission )

Press Release  (Weekly Distribution ) (( Distributing 1 Press release the whole month ,15 Submission maximum High PR and Related Only ))

Directory Submission (Related Directory Submission Only ) N.B:: Don’t get confused with article directory submission. ( Monthly 10 Submission )

Rss Syndication

Submit Infographics (Monthly 10 Submission )

[danatanseo]

Hi,

You've worked really hard at putting together a business, a site and now a plan. When I read your list, I was left asking "Why?"

What drove the decision to distribute one press release per month? Is it for a tangible reason? For example, so you release a brand new product every month? If so, then okay, there's a business reason for that frequency and that goal.  But if not, Why once a month? Is it because you think that's somehow going to get you attention in the search engines?

My same question/challenge transfers to everything else in your plan, You mention Web 2.0 submission Web at Squdoo, Hubpage , Tumblr , Blogspot , WordPress. Why those? What made you choose those? Was it driven by data that tells you that your users are hanging out in those places? Or was it driven by what you think Google is going to reward in the SERPs.

I'd personally revisit every item in the plan and determine whether or not there's data to support that decision, if not, move on and find some other way, some other place to promote that's directly relevant to your particular business.

A linkbuilding plan shouldn't be arbitrary. It needs to be intentional. Just my humble opinion. The days of a formulaic/quantity driven approach to link building are long, long gone.

Cheers,

Dana

[ColeLusby]

I would add helpful articles / resources.

This could be the following: blog posts (weekly), infographics, videos, and pictures.

Think about adding content that would be helpful to users looking for content AROUND your industry. Therefore, you begin establishing your business as a resource. I would take that content and internally link to a product / service page.

This guide is AWESOME for everyone (not just beginners): http://moz.com/blog/the-noob-guide-to-link-building

I hope this helps,

Cole

[MonicaOConnor]

Definitely don't forget creating a Youtube channel and updating the videos on your site to be embedded from Youtube. This is huge link juice. Pinterest as well.

[StreamMarket]

Hi,

Add to the list :

- Classifieds listing

• Social Media Activity ( Making and maintaining accounts on Facebook, Twitter, Google+ etc.)

Hope this helps.

Thanks