cryptocobra
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Hey im new here , but I was wondering if building links to a youtube channel differs from ordinary seo ?
Any tips for building links to youtube channel?
Any tips for building links to youtube channel?
Any tips for building links?
- Thread starter cryptocobra
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There are many thread on BHW that comes handy regarding this topic .
A few I'd recommend:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/g...ld-once-benefit-forever-2025-edition.1478334/
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/2019-link-building-list-for-diversity.1112150/
tinkerhana
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Building Backlinks is very important to improve your website ranking.
Because websites with high quality backlinks are often prioritized to rank higher when customers search.
This makes it easier to reach customers and SEO becomes effective.
Daniel-Brasil
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Welcome to the BHW forum and Great question.
Yes, building links to a YouTube channel is a bit different from traditional SEO for websites, but the core principles are similar.
Yes, building links to a YouTube channel is a bit different from traditional SEO for websites, but the core principles are similar.
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Youtube embeds and social media sharing is more effective than traditional high quality backlinks. You can also get better results with brand mentions and referrals from influencers.
Yes, building links to a YouTube channel is a bit different from traditional SEO for websites. While the goal is still to boost visibility, YouTube relies more on engagement signals (like watch time, likes, comments) and internal YouTube SEO (titles, tags, descriptions). However, backlinks still help—especially from blogs, social media, forums, or niche websites. To build links, try embedding your videos in blog posts, collaborating with other creators, sharing on Reddit or Quora, and adding your channel link in online profiles or email signatures. It’s all about spreading the word where your audience hangs out!
DorthyHorn1791992JUL
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Building links for a YouTube channel is different from traditional SEO because YouTube focuses more on engagement than link equity, relying on nofollow/embed links and dynamic content.
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Why are you building links for YouTube channel ? It will already rank on Google with authority if content is good.
Kevin Hargrove
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Hey, welcome!
Yes, Link building for YouTube is a bit different. Focus on embedding videos in blogs/Web 2.0s, sharing on social and niche forums, and using video platforms like Vimeo. Engagement (watch time, likes) matters more than just backlinks. Keep it natural and mix link types.
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I would be surprised if the channel can rank on Google just by building links to it.
Kevin Hargrove
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Totally fair point.
You’re right — links alone won’t guarantee rankings on Google. They help, but YouTube SEO is heavily driven by engagement metrics like watch time, click-through rate, and audience retention. Backlinks can boost visibility and help with indexing, but without solid content and user signals, they won’t do much on their own.
Think of backlinks as a supporting factor, not the main driver.
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You can export the backlinks of your peer websites through Ahrefs or Semrush, then look for websites with certain relevance in them, try to contact the website editors, and make some links.
Very good approach. How to quote them correct price ?
linksboss007
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I Agree with this guy
embossitworld
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Yes, building links to a YouTube channel is a bit different from regular SEO because the goal is to boost video views and channel authority on YouTube, not just Google. Focus on sharing your video links on niche blogs, forums, and social platforms. Also, embed videos in guest posts or related websites for better exposure.
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Usually you need to consider the authority of the other party's website, as well as the industry relevance, and whether you can provide a ******** backlink. If you embed the link directly, it will be cheaper, about $30-50. If you publish the article on the other party's website, it may be more expensive, at least $50-80, or even more than $100-150, depending on the popularity of the other party's website and the average monthly traffic.