Guest Post Anchor Text
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Steve Waller
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It always depends on which keyword you are willing to rank, also you need to diversify the anchor text. Brand name, primary keywords and naked URL on a few lower tier posts will help too.
ContentWriter
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It actually depends on the anchor text or keyword that you want to rank for. Use it exactly as how you want it to see in the SERP.
RogueAgent
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Bring in variations. Don't make all links with a keyword and don't make all links without it either.
If making ten links, I would go about putting 2 as the exact keyword and add in 2 - 3 variations of it or the brand/naked URL. The remaining I'll go completely random.
Just think about what exactly will random people put in if they were giving you a link and follow that logic.
If making ten links, I would go about putting 2 as the exact keyword and add in 2 - 3 variations of it or the brand/naked URL. The remaining I'll go completely random.
Just think about what exactly will random people put in if they were giving you a link and follow that logic.
eternalwarrior
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- Oct 7, 2012
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I mostly use branded on guest posts
Works well for me. Better than exact or LSI...
Branded anchor text blended inside an article? It looks unnatural IMO. I usually use long tail generic keyword.
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Long tails works !
But I save them for my pbns
Or super strong guest post (talking about 50k+ traffic)