What backlinks are good for a new site?

[Shopnil Hasan]

Hi,
I just made a new tech site. What type of backlinks should I start with?
I want to keep it safe and not get any Google issues.
Any tips?
Thanks!
– Shopnil Hasan

 

[HenryObi]

Hi,
I just made a new tech site. What type of backlinks should I start with?
I want to keep it safe and not get any Google issues.
Any tips?
Thanks!
– Shopnil Hasan

Start with foundational and diversity links. Before sending any serious links.

Also publish content on this site because it's a red flag for a new website without content to be attracting backlinks.

 

[k4shm1r]

for brand new website, care of content and social media signals are better than regular backlinks. imho

 

[miguelwp]

For a new tech site, your priority should be solid content and building a natural foundation before pushing any serious backlinks.

 

[Shopnil Hasan]

For a new tech site, your priority should be solid content and building a natural foundation before pushing any serious backlinks.

After how many months later can I take guest post or anything else backlink?

For a new tech site, your priority should be solid content and building a natural foundation before pushing any serious backlinks.

ok thanks for advice

 

[proxygo]

Hi,
I just made a new tech site. What type of backlinks should I start with?
I want to keep it safe and not get any Google issues.
Any tips?
Thanks!
– Shopnil Hasan

quality earned backlinks.

 

[Guestwriting]

Hi,
I just made a new tech site. What type of backlinks should I start with?
I want to keep it safe and not get any Google issues.
Any tips?
Thanks!
– Shopnil Hasan

Try to get links from niche-relevant sites with good traffic.

 

[Riaz Ahmed]

Hey bro, for a new site it’s better to play it safe in the beginning. Go for guest posts on good, relevant sites, create social media profiles, and get listed on some trusted directories. Just avoid spammy backlinks — Google’s pretty strict these days. Good luck!

 

[Shopnil Hasan]

Hey bro, for a new site it’s better to play it safe in the beginning. Go for guest posts on good, relevant sites, create social media profiles, and get listed on some trusted directories. Just avoid spammy backlinks — Google’s pretty strict these days. Good luck!

thanks for suggestion

 

[GlobalProxy4g]

Hi,
I just made a new tech site. What type of backlinks should I start with?
I want to keep it safe and not get any Google issues.
Any tips?
Thanks!
– Shopnil Hasan

For a brand new tech site, safest play is to start with clean foundational links: social profiles, a few generic local citations, and contextual links from low-authority but real blogs. Avoid hitting it with a big blast too early, let Google crawl and evaluate gradually. Some light organic traffic or simulated visits from a clean mobile IP can also help reinforce the first links and keep things looking natural.

 

[BestSmmPro]

As others mentioned above, wait until your site is fully indexed before investing in serious and expensive backlinks (this usually takes a couple of months). During that time, publish blog posts daily — not purely AI content. Even if you're using AI, humanize it and write some parts yourself. Also, create regular social media posts. Make sure every page on your website has unique and high-quality content. This process takes time, but once your site is solid, you can begin researching and building backlinks.

 

[zebnex]

In the early stages, focus on getting fully indexed first.

Post consistently (even a mix of human + AI, but make it feel natural), set up socials, and avoid heavy backlinking right away.

Once you are out of the sandbox, start slow with niche-relevant, safe links.

 

[BacklinkBeast]

Hi,
I just made a new tech site. What type of backlinks should I start with?
I want to keep it safe and not get any Google issues.
Any tips?
Thanks!
– Shopnil Hasan

Hi Shopnil,


Start with foundational backlinks like:
High-authority profile links (e.g., GitHub, Medium)
Niche-relevant directories
Contextual blog comments (real value)
Guest posts on low-spam, relevant sites
HARO for authority links


Keep anchor text natural. Avoid bulk/spammy links early. Slow, steady, and clean wins long-term SEO

 

[Shaharia Shoaib]

Focus on quality over quantity—10 strong backlinks from authoritative sites are better than 100 spammy ones.

 

[kaalemat]

you can guest post on relevant site but make sure the quality of guest post is good and authentic.

 

[Venom_F]

It's better to focus on quality content and internal optimization first.

 

[M Babar]

Focus on earning high-quality, relevant backlinks from reputable sites in your niche. Use guest posting, resource links, and partnerships naturally without spam. Regularly monitor your backlink profile to ensure quality and disavow any low-quality links.

 

[Ashar001]

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[Shopnil Hasan]

Hi Shopnil,


Start with foundational backlinks like:
High-authority profile links (e.g., GitHub, Medium)
Niche-relevant directories
Contextual blog comments (real value)
Guest posts on low-spam, relevant sites
HARO for authority links


Keep anchor text natural. Avoid bulk/spammy links early. Slow, steady, and clean wins long-term SEO

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It's better to focus on quality content and internal optimization first.

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[IrwinJ]

I start with good quality foundational links. Brand heavy anchors.

Then graduate onto news, guest posts, reference links in months 2 - 6.

Graduate onto press releases on a bi annual or quarterly basis. Mimic the big brand activity.

Look out for garbo link farms with zero traffic. Look out for mom blogs with b.s. relevancy

Also, it depends on the niche. Do what is more common sense based on competitor activity.