linkbuilding in wikipedia for SEO
wiki admin usually kick links, i m just trying to find the way to convince them. or make a strategy
SEOverlord
Junior Member
- Apr 20, 2010
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If you've got information that's genuinely valuable to the page you're posting on, then go for it.
If you plan to just link-spam Wikipedia, they'll put an end to you real quick.
I've managed to get several Wiki links over the course of the last several years. They can send a lot of traffic too, even though they're nofollow.
If you plan to just link-spam Wikipedia, they'll put an end to you real quick.
I've managed to get several Wiki links over the course of the last several years. They can send a lot of traffic too, even though they're nofollow.
katona44
Power Member
- Aug 28, 2009
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With so many moderators...I always wonder how wikipedia manages to keep spam off its millionzzzz of pages ..
congr8s, it would be great if you share your success case in a brief
as far my info they have few 100K moderatorsI always wonder how wikipedia manages to keep spam off its millionzzzz of pages ..
Kaithe.Clarke
Regular Member
- Jun 3, 2011
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Yes, it will help you in getting referral traffic for your site... But these links are nofollow, you you won't get any backlink credt out of them.
You can get wikipedia link by citing their articles or adding your website as reference site.
You can get wikipedia link by citing their articles or adding your website as reference site.
yerrot1
Junior Member
- Jul 9, 2010
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I hope you mean as far as PR leaked. Because it will MOST CERTAINLY help you in the SERPs.
RonnyDevis
Newbie
- Aug 8, 2011
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Its mean, it is a great war with wiki team.
thanks for your insight. will try it surely
SuperLinks
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- Jul 14, 2008
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Make sure you aren't spamming Wiki with worthless links, they simply won't stick.
Try and create something of value and link it accordingly, those tend to stick better and moderators will let it slide.
Try and create something of value and link it accordingly, those tend to stick better and moderators will let it slide.
most of the time they do it more faster then that :croc:
TogaPartee
Newbie
- May 5, 2011
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three years ago one of my competitor managed to link to their homepage in wikipedia for the main keyword I have
so I promptly used one of my existing pages and added a content that WAS MISSING in that wiki page to the page on my website.... I did some historical research on the issue covered by the keyword to add something relevant that is missing on that wiki page
then I paraphrased in abbreviated form what I wrote on my page and added it to wiki and cited my page as source
it stuck as a link to my site for over 3 years now
-- besides historical research on the subject you can also search news and perhaps add newsworthy article on the subject, paraphrasing receing events or happenings on your site, citing sources on your site and then wiki it
good luck
nofollows do have a value.... in G's eyes. My theory is that G also tracks and counts "mentions" of your domain name, "Mentions" are not links but say if there is a viral thing and everybody starts mentioning ... I saw this on "fox news" or "foxnews.com" or have you seen what "fox news" - those "mentions" contribute to the overall score.... so If you can get a large number mentions all over the web it will help. Just my theory, but If I was designing the algo, I would certainly incorporate this.
so I promptly used one of my existing pages and added a content that WAS MISSING in that wiki page to the page on my website.... I did some historical research on the issue covered by the keyword to add something relevant that is missing on that wiki page
then I paraphrased in abbreviated form what I wrote on my page and added it to wiki and cited my page as source
it stuck as a link to my site for over 3 years now
-- besides historical research on the subject you can also search news and perhaps add newsworthy article on the subject, paraphrasing receing events or happenings on your site, citing sources on your site and then wiki it
good luck
nofollows do have a value.... in G's eyes. My theory is that G also tracks and counts "mentions" of your domain name, "Mentions" are not links but say if there is a viral thing and everybody starts mentioning ... I saw this on "fox news" or "foxnews.com" or have you seen what "fox news" - those "mentions" contribute to the overall score.... so If you can get a large number mentions all over the web it will help. Just my theory, but If I was designing the algo, I would certainly incorporate this.
nice insight and technique man, thanks for your valuable post, will try the same shortly
Its nice to hear that u managed to stick in wiki, cheers!