Too many long-tail keywords. I'm curious about your backlink strategy.

[carloll]

My blog, written in WordPress, has several long-tail keywords and I have written a total of 50 posts.

I wrote them in line with the yoast seo plugin.

I have too many long tail keywords.

It is impossible to leave all of them as anchor text on other sites (web2.0, comment, wiki etc..).

I don't know what to do with my backlink strategy.
I need some advice from you seniors.

 

[IM Dude]

Start creating post with medium kd keywords that are not long tail and highly relevant.

 

[kaizer]

You can publish the content authority and forum websites

 

[roydan]

The truth is that your anchors play little to no role in your backlink strategy.
Google knows what's your content is about, and use your anchors mainly to determine how natural your backlinks are, so you should focus on making sure your anchors look as natural as possible rather than use them to signal Google your keywords.
That's assuming your content is in English or another Latin language.

 

[Nargil]

It is impossible to leave all of them as anchor text on other sites (web2.0, comment, wiki etc..).

It's not 2013 anymore, you really don't need to use exact or partial anchors everywhere. Otherwise you will end up overoptimized and there will be another thread in a few months with title of "Why can't I rank?"

Majority of your anchors should be brand/URL/generic, etc. Also, read this https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/people-are-10-years-behind-with-their-seo-knowledge.1513368/

 

[TechEinstien]

Targeting each and every keyword will not be a good idea. you have to target partial keyword.

 

[sozu]

Instead of using only long-tail keywords, vary your anchor text to include a mix of long-tail keywords, branded terms, and natural phrases. This diversity will look more organic to search engines and reduce the risk of over-optimization.

 

[ikiserver]

You should do the following :
1. Put each of those keywords in google search and from the result take the top 3 contents for inspiration and ideas to come up with your own unique content. Interlink the articles on your website with those long tails keywords as anchor text
2. Do the above for each of the long tail keywords you have. In no time you will be ranking for some of those keywords and you will see traffic coming in
3. Throw some backlinks to the website
4. After 3 to 4 months, the website will appreciate in value. You may decide to sell it or continue the the above steps.

All the best.

 

[HustleTong]

Use keywords everywhere extension to track all variations
Use semrush to analyze them one by one

 

[yalang]

I wouldn’t know the quality of writing you do, but in a long-form of content stretching over 2000 words we can effortlessly use 10-12 long tail keywords that fits in with the overall content.

Your focus should be to rank of mid-difficult long tails first because of the simple reason that those bunch of long tails are easy to rank.

So that entails getting a lot of articles covering each of those keywords sufficiently ( not focusing on length but coverage and scope of the topic), and then focus on interlining ( on-page) as well as back-linking based on the merit of the project.

When you witness a spurt in traffic, you can move on with the difficult long tails that are harder to rank.

 

[breakcode]

I would point the backlinks to the site's home, in this way all the juice is shared among the various keywords.