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Name: Vicky
Location: Brit in Bulgaria
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Originally Posted by youngheart
Of course you will have to a have a reasonable amount of good content on your site so that people want to link to you. Your site shouldn't be useless, or else what the use of the site...the site is a 'rubbish dump' ?
What I saying is that easier and faster to create backlinks than coming up with very good and unique content - here I am comparing these 2 methods of getting the links to your site.
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There's no logic here. If you spend the time making some "very good and unique content", as you put it, then people will WANT to backlink to you when they find your site.
If you just have tonnes of backlinks without spending the effort on your content, what are your visitors ultimately going to do? OK, they will visit, you will bask in the artificial glow of getting more hits, but after 5 seconds they will leave and never come back.
Your priority should surely be FIRST to make a quality site, then go for the backlinks if that floats your boat, and then your visitors might actually stay around, buy something and even spread the word about your site themselves.
What, in your opinion, is a "reasonable" amount of good content? For me it would be 95-100% good. Just as an illustration, my site has very few back links (less than 30 probably) but two of them are on University Websites in America where the lecturers have given a link to my site to their undergraduate students as part of their reading list, and so I get a lot of hits from them. I didn't ask for the backlinks, they came naturally.
Last edited by magicvw; 01-02-2009 at 04:49 AM..
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