- Nov 8, 2009
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People are always saying how tough it is to get a Wikipedia link. I've had a couple over the years and I added them myself. What I find is it's just a matter of adding enough value and changes to the article, and a link to back up all of the claims that the admin sees you are knowledgable on the topic.
I see people saying $125 for a single nofollow link on Wikipedia. I think it adds some quality backlink diversity and helps kick start any SEO approach but a lot of people don't even bother trying.
In quotations on Google, type: "This article needs additional citations for verification." {niche keywords}
You'll find lots of articles that need sources and help. This is where you come in and write a couple neutral paragraphs and back it up with a 1000 word article that actually contains value on one of your sites that actually look like a trustworthy brand.
You're going to have to have skill as a writer, native English won't cut it. You're going to have to invest in seriously good content on your site, social authority, branding, an awesome design, etc. It needs to look like a legitimate source. Your blog network won't be approved for a link.
Sure this is tough to do, but I've even been able to get backlinks in articles about SEO, right under the nose of other SEO moderators. The links do hold value.
I see people saying $125 for a single nofollow link on Wikipedia. I think it adds some quality backlink diversity and helps kick start any SEO approach but a lot of people don't even bother trying.
In quotations on Google, type: "This article needs additional citations for verification." {niche keywords}
You'll find lots of articles that need sources and help. This is where you come in and write a couple neutral paragraphs and back it up with a 1000 word article that actually contains value on one of your sites that actually look like a trustworthy brand.
You're going to have to have skill as a writer, native English won't cut it. You're going to have to invest in seriously good content on your site, social authority, branding, an awesome design, etc. It needs to look like a legitimate source. Your blog network won't be approved for a link.
Sure this is tough to do, but I've even been able to get backlinks in articles about SEO, right under the nose of other SEO moderators. The links do hold value.