2022 Seo Link Building: #1 Seo Ranking Tactic (Backlinks)

2022 Seo Link Building: #1 Seo Ranking Tactic (Backlinks)
Last updated 4/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz

Off page SEO: Get amazing SEO backlinks from authoritative, high-quality sites with top SEO linkbuilding (link building)

What you’ll learn
Link building to get highest-quality, most authoritative links and rank your site higher
Higher ranking will bring more highly-converting SEO traffic
Latest link building research and top SEO factors to make your website rank higher
Save money by doing link building on your own without hiring SEO freelancers
Get A-level links by learning to get amazing publicity from top publications
Get links from top sites that your competitors will never be able to get
Off page SEO by link-building from .edu and .gov sites
Requirements
Be open to trying these link building strategies
Have a website or product you want to rank in Google (or have it in the future)
Description
Overview

Section 1: Link building course introduction

Lecture 1 Link building course welcome, how to take it, and what to expect

Lecture 2 Subtitles, video quality, your certificate, tips on watching & common course Q&A

Lecture 3 For good students – free link to help your link building right away

Section 2: What’s working to get links easily today

Lecture 4 What link building strategies are working to get links easily in 2022

Section 3: Easiest links you can create on day one: Links from your own page

Lecture 5 Easiest link building – Interlink your own pages

Lecture 6 ADVANCED INTERLINKING: Links from a page to the same page for extra SEO boost

Lecture 7 What are Google Citations: Citations vs. hyperlink links (backlinks)

Lecture 8 Citation through your LinkedIn profile’s page

Lecture 9 Finding industry specific sites to get citations for more easy link building

Section 5: What to know about a link to tell if it is good

Lecture 10 What makes a link good: Relevance, authority and more

Lecture 11 No-follow vs. follow links

Lecture 12 Google update: No-follow update and the new UGC and Sponsored attribute

Lecture 13 Exercise for choosing where to get links

Lecture 14 Exercise for choosing where to get links – answer

Section 6: Link building by link-begging, which is a brute-force strategy that works
Lecture 15 Link building by link begging introduction

Section 7: Guest blogging

Lecture 16 Blogging and guest blogging for links and SEO: Only good guest-blogging sites

Lecture 17 Guest blogging pitch script

Lecture 18 Exercise – reverse a pitch and turn it in it into a backlink

Lecture 19 Exercise answer – reverse a pitch and turn it in it into a backlink

Section 8: Ranking factors

Lecture 20 Google SEO trends for 2022 and what to focus on

Section 9: Linkable asset: having something attractive for others to link to

Lecture 21 Before getting links, have something worthwhile to link to

Lecture 22 How to make more attractive pages with copywriting

Lecture 23 Cornerstone SEO pages that get shared more and rank better

Lecture 24 Let users build a business or have something valuable on your site to link to

Lecture 25 Linkable asset exercise

Lecture 26 Linkable asset exercise – answer

Section 10: How to get links with many different strategies for off page SEO

Lecture 27 How to get links on Wikipedia

Lecture 28 Google alerts

Lecture 29 Build relationships and ask your professional contacts to link to you

Lecture 30 Pay for product reviews (comes with a link)

Lecture 31 Post job openings

Lecture 32 Create discount offers and post them on discount websites

Lecture 33 List of discount sites

Section 11: Using the Google link disavow for bad links

Lecture 34 Using the Google link disavow for bad links

Section 12: SEMRush SEO tool for competitor backlink research or your backlink analysis

Lecture 35 Registering for SEMRush

Lecture 36 Finding a link to my site where my page was gone and fixing it to regain SEO

Lecture 37 Finding citation opportunities

Lecture 38 Finding old links and having ways to get many more links from those sites

Lecture 39 Competitor link research for SEO

Lecture 40 How my competitor got great links

Lecture 41 Backlink audit to find toxic links to disavow

Section 13: How to get links from .gov websites

Lecture 42 Introduction to .gov backlinks section

Lecture 43 Using discounts for government employees to get links

Lecture 44 List of .gov URLs

Lecture 45 Links from .gov sites through employment opportunities

Lecture 46 Example of .gov site with links

Section 14: How to get .edu links from authoritative universities

Lecture 47 Introduction to .edu link, and which are good and bad

Lecture 48 How to get edu links with internships

Lecture 49 How to get .edu links with scholarships

Lecture 50 Edu link exercise

Lecture 51 Edu link exercise – answer

Section 15: Events to get links, publicity, and also clients

Lecture 52 How to use events to build links

Lecture 53 Walkthrough of how to get links from event sites

Section 16: Get publicity, clients and links with press releases

Lecture 54 How to be effective at pitching HARO to get more publicity and links

Lecture 55 Links and traffic from podcasts and radio shows

Section 17: Google penalty targeting bad links and how to avoid it

Lecture 56 Google September 2019 update – penalizing some linking strategies

Lecture 57 Penguin penalty targeting links

Section 18: Linking out

Lecture 58 Industry research on linking out to boost rankings

Section 19: How to get links using infographics to boost link-building and off-page SEO

Lecture 59 Free site to get extra free images and infographics

Lecture 60 How to create your infographic so you can make more attractive posts

Section 20: For local businesses

Lecture 61 Local organic search and 3-pack ranking factors for local searches

Section 21: Webmaster tools to check search performance and crawling & indexing status

Lecture 62 Setting up your Google Search Console, formerly known as Webmaster Tools

Lecture 63 SEO definitions for beginners

Lecture 64 Submitting new URLs and checking for page status and indexing

Lecture 65 Where your pages are ranking and page/query performance

Lecture 66 Introduction to Google Analytics

Section 22: Tools for link-building

Lecture 67 SEOQuake Chrome plugin to research competition

Lecture 68 Revive Old Posts plugin for social sharing, scheduling & SEO boost

Section 23: Press releases for link-building

Lecture 69 Press release section introduction

Lecture 70 Which situations are press releases for?

Lecture 72 Additional press release headline examples

Lecture 73 Subtitle for your press release

Lecture 74 Writing the press release as a story and to add keywords

Lecture 75 Finishing the press release with bio and contact sections

Lecture 76 Example of PLR licensing service press release

Lecture 77 Example for a book release

Lecture 78 Submitting the press release

Lecture 79 If journalists copy and paste your press release, how will it impact your SEO?

Lecture 80 20 websites to promote press releases

Lecture 81 Another press release example and template

Lecture 82 Results

Section 24: Link building with memes

Lecture 83 Introduction to link building with memes

Lecture 84 How to begin finding viral memes to post on your social media

Lecture 85 How to create your own image memes in minutes and for free

Lecture 86 How to create your own gifs to go viral

Section 25: Different way of looking at things for a moment

Lecture 87 Ranking factor myths from Google staff

Section 26: Link building course conclusion

Lecture 88 Bonus lecture: Next steps

This course is great for entrepreneurs and website owners who need link building to rank their website higher in Google search