How to backlink WEB 2.0's ?

locotron

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• Feb 19, 2014

• #1

Hello, when building back-links to my web 2.0 blogs where exactly should I point the back-links too?

Let's say I have a WEBS blog, so should I build back-links to the root URL or the article page ?

Thank you.

 

redkoplax

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• Feb 19, 2014

• #2

give it to your URL, e.g : youdomain.webs.com or the article's url : yourdomain.webs.com/post/

 

lover

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• Feb 19, 2014

• #3

Do both. In most cases when you build links to root domain, the link juice also gets passed to internal posts.

 

Illini

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• Feb 19, 2014

• #4

Both but I'd say focus more on your actual article

 

SyZygy

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• Feb 19, 2014

• #5

locotron said:

Hello, when building back-links to my web 2.0 blogs where exactly should I point the back-links too?

Let's say I have a WEBS blog, so should I build back-links to the root URL or the article page ?

Thank you.

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It depends on what type of Web 2.0 you have.

If it's a newly created then invest only in smaller campaigns to the actual posts.
If it's an older web 2.0 then you can invest in to both, to the homepage and to the posts.

You will get even more backlink juice if you have an interesting evergreen article on the web2.0 which can be shared on the social networks and can pick up additional traffic.

 

Shadexpwn

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Sep 12, 2010

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• Feb 19, 2014

• #6

I would suggest you link 60% of your posts to your root domain and the other 40% to specific pages. Make sure when you make a post on a web 2.0 profile that it is relevant to the link you are using. If it is relevant you will get a bigger boost and acquire more followers.

Shadexpwn

 

IMTopgun

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• Feb 19, 2014

• #7

Do both, but if you are wanting to pass the juice through to another site then concentrate on the actual article link. Treat the web 2.0 just like you would any self-hosted blog you are building links to.

 

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Seliestionce

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• Feb 20, 2014

• #8

Yeah, I agree, should be the article link.

 

tony_d

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• Feb 20, 2014

• #9

Whatever excites you is fine. Both will work in much the same way, passing juice to the entire domain.

 

safex

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• Feb 20, 2014

• #10

Build Backlink for Both, Root and Your Post URL. Both.