Article links important?

[Scrooge_pro]

Hi. I’m also wondering whether it makes sense to build article-based links specifically?

 

[Domtake]

Yeah article based links make sense only if they’re real editorial placements on relevant sites with traffic mass produced guest posts for links alone are mostly a waste and often a risk.

 

[ads studio]

Hi. I’m also wondering whether it makes sense to build article-based links specifically?

Kindly note that while constructing links from articles might yield excellent results, it is imperative that all actions strictly adhere to the regulations set forth by both the forum and the search engine. To avoid danger and maximize outcomes, prioritize quality and relevance over quantity.

 

[Steptoe]

Hi. I’m also wondering whether it makes sense to build article-based links specifically?

Which do you think is going to help Google et al learn more about your site - a linked mention in a contextually relevant article, or a naked url link on a forum profile? Articles give both search engines and users some context about what the link may be about, whereas a naked url link on a profile just announces the existence of a url with no further info.

 

[Azura Vale]

Yes, it makes sense but only when the articles are genuinely useful and relevant.Links from trusted, well written content help SEO, while low quality or forced articles don’t add real value.

 

[washingtondc]

Article links can be useful, but only if they come from real sites and fit the topic naturally.

 

[Facebook_Ads_Agency]

From my own experience, I can say that I didn't notice any difference when these links were there or when they weren't.

 

[Scrooge_pro]

Which do you think is going to help Google et al learn more about your site - a linked mention in a contextually relevant article, or a naked url link on a forum profile? Articles give both search engines and users some context about what the link may be about, whereas a naked url link on a profile just announces the existence of a url with no further info

Thank you for the advice, it makes sense

 

[Scrooge_pro]

Which other types of links would you recommend for promotion in gambling?

 

[tiiberius]

Yes, contextual links like that can carry a lot of weight.

 

[Cloud Agency]

Yes, article-based links are still important. Google values contextual links on niche-relevant, unique content more. Low-quality/spam articles don't work, few but quality links are best.

 

[Scrooge_pro]

Perhaps you know someone who sells these links cheaply?

 

[Ben Arthur]

Hi. I’m also wondering whether it makes sense to build article-based links specifically?

Yes, article-based links can be very valuable, especially if they’re contextual and on relevant sites. They pass authority naturally and can help with long-term SEO.

Focus on quality over quantity. Well-placed links in real content beat mass link building every time.

 

[seoboyz01]

If you post article links on domains which have trust from Google, they will certainly help in SEO ranking. The cost and effort for these links are low; if site selection is good, they are worth doing.

But these links don't often get indexed automatically. Make sure they are crawled and indexed by Google to pass any SEO value.

 

[edwardbrown44]

Make sure when building an article based link, the content should be high quality and authentic content because it will be a waste if you don't.

 

[Herry412]

Yes, article links are still important. Contextual links inside relevant content look natural, pass stronger SEO value, and tend to be safer long-term than sidebar or footer links.

 

[seoulhat]

So the services that offer to place contextual links but that gets blasted to dozen/dozens of websites, is that good or harmful?

 

[AbdulRehmanKD]

Yes, it matters. Just make sure the article is high-quality, helpful to users, and includes relevant links.

 

[Crazy Monkey]

Yes, building article based links still makes sense. Links placed inside useful articles look natural and are safer for SEO. They also send relevant traffic and help search engines understand your site better compared to random or spammy links.

 

[SmirkSmith]

Yes, building article-based links still makes sense when done correctly. They help create contextual, relevant backlinks that look natural to search engines. The key is quality over quantity - use real sites, unique content and avoid over-optimization. When combined with other link types, article links can safely support long-term SEO growth.