Using exact match anchor

vmaart

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Shall I use exact match anchor in authority sites which linked to my external link building articles.
 
I don't think authority sites will allow you links with exact match keywords. That's what I can tell you from experience.
 
How they know? I'm pointed exact matching anhor in thier sites?
 
How they know? I'm pointed exact matching anhor in thier sites?

Because if we are talking about actual authority sites and not "authority" sites, then the article must pass editorial first. :)
 
If I pointed the authority site with exact matching terms, Will get any negative impact of my money site?
Please advice me, Which is better? point the authority site with exact matching terms or generic anchor or my own brand anchor.
 
It looks like exact match anchor texts have diminished in its ranking power. Previously, it used to work great, but now the ranking power is shared with other factors like domain name as anchor (to build authority), trust, keyword diversity, on and off page factors, local search factors, location, etc. With so many other factors now, that just simply means the anchor text power has dwindled down considerably.
 
Use either Brand name, naked URLs or LSI keywords mate. Exact match is not your best option.
 
Use either Brand name, naked URLs or LSI keywords mate. Exact match is not your best option.


Exact matcj anchor would still go long way IMO. if you not using exact match for Authority Sites (If allowed ) then where would be best suit for EMAs ? Spam 2.0s ?

Damn not
 
Exact matcj anchor would still go long way IMO. if you not using exact match for Authority Sites (If allowed ) then where would be best suit for EMAs ? Spam 2.0s ?

Damn not
Sure you can use exact match anchors for an article you submit at an authority site, be ready to get it returned or edited though.
Thanks for the reply.
No prob mate just trying to help.
 
But the wikipedia sites are using generic anchors.
 
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