Anchor text ratio?

zneve08

Regular Member
Joined
Mar 7, 2011
Messages
337
Reaction score
100
What's a healthy anchor text ratio? How do you handle exact match and LSI?
 
I'm asking because I'd like to build 30 web 2.0 article links to one of my blogs articles targeting one keyword. Am uncertain as to how many I should do exact match, LSI, and generic. Cheers
 
Try exact anchor below 1-2% and lsi maybe 5-10% better mix them with naked, brand, and click here, visit etc.
 
Awesome! Thanks for the advice.
 
Most of my anchors are brands, generic and naked links. I usually balance these out with 1-2 guest posts that are LSI or exact anchors but keep in mind this is after doing tons of diff. anchors so it doesn't look spammy.
 
Get branded/generic/naked keywords for the weak 2.0's, LSI keywords for strong 2.0's and keep exact matches for your most valuable backlinks. But well if you don't have a PBN, then these backlinks would just be your strongest 2.0's. :)
 
I usually build links with naked, brand, and generic anchors at first, then add some lsi and exact match. What is the ratio? I guess, as it was said, it should be somewhere around 1-3% for lsi and 5-10% for the exact match, but once again it depends on the quality of your web 2.0s.
 
First check your top 10. How much exact match they have, because it completely depends upon niche and keyword. But maintaining a proper anchor text ratio is very important these days.
 
It's best to keep it natural, if you go obvious it is a huge flag. Better to have a click here surrounded by relevant content that sticks.
 
If I was desperate enough to do web 2.0 my anchor text would be branded only.
 
As mentioned above, check what the sites that are ranking well are doing and copy them. It changes from niche to niche.
 
Back
Top