Content Marketing - Getting Webmaster to Link to Article
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Hello,
We're doing a niche article and we want to do a link building campaign around it.
I'm not as interested in being linked to in resource sections - that will happen - but my question is for other links.
What types of links am I looking for, is it guest posts - is that the best? If so, how do convince them to allow a guest post around an article?
Thanks.
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Thanks Carla and Shailendra,
Let me give a few more details that might help.
Although we're marketing an article, we're looking simply to strengthen the DA of the whole site. We want to get abut 30 links to the article of various strengths and thus bump up our DA.
Also, not one of the dozens of sites I've come across have an article on the topic, but it would be very useful to many of them.
What can you tell me about how this works, whether it's guest posting, and what's involved?
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Hi Bob,
Carla is right. Also, you can check the service provided by http://www.bloggerlinkup.com/. We have used this service with good success rate.
Regards
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Hi Bob,
We do content marketing ourselves and here is something we have learned. If your PR is high enough and your article is niche enough, you will rank without any incoming links. See attachment.
I recommend you contact people that are interested in the topic and see if they have an article similar to yours but not quite as indepth. Chances are they will want to link to your niche article from theirs.
It worked for us. Thanks Carla
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