Resource links
Relevant pages may cite a useful guide or checklist.
This page replaces the removed Off-Page SEO page while preserving the link-building work requested in the audit. It covers backlinks, outreach, citations, digital PR and internal linking.
The two are different and both matter to your practice project.
Example: a page links from SEO to Keyword Research using a descriptive anchor text.
A backlink is created when an external website links to your site.
The audit recommendation to execute a link-building strategy requires activity outside the HTML source itself.
Create a page worth referencing, such as a keyword research guide or checklist.
Look for publications, communities and resource pages that match the topic.
Explain why the resource is relevant and avoid generic mass messages.
Record where links are gained and keep improving the target content.
Practice different ways links can support a content strategy.
Relevant pages may cite a useful guide or checklist.
Newsworthy research or original content can attract mentions.
Relevant directory or reference listings can support discoverability when appropriate.
Keep outreach short, specific and relevant to the recipient.
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