inbound links

[Eddiy]

ok stupid question and I'm honestly to lazy to Google it figured some1 here can explain it in plain English better anyways. what are inbound links and how do i go about them.

[alexjames]

Inbound links are links from other sites that link back to your site.

For example the link in your signature is an inbound link to your website.

There's loads of way's to build links. You'll find loads of people telling you not to use black-hat methods (illegal), and if I'm honest you shouldn't. But if you know what you're doing, and know Google's limits, then they can be really rewarding.

But then, white-hat techniques (legal) often take longer.

I guess you could merge both and try some grey-hat!

If you want to find some decent techniques, then just look around. Warrior Forum has some good threads about linking!

It take's time though.

By the way, I refer to the different techniques as 'legal' and 'illegal'. They're not actually against the written law, but Google's Law!

[Eddiy]

Originally Posted by alexjames

Inbound links are links from other sites that link back to your site.

For example the link in your signature is an inbound link to your website.

There's loads of way's to build links. You'll find loads of people telling you not to use black-hat methods (illegal), and if I'm honest you shouldn't. But if you know what you're doing, and know Google's limits, then they can be really rewarding.

But then, white-hat techniques (legal) often take longer.

I guess you could merge both and try some grey-hat!

If you want to find some decent techniques, then just look around. Warrior Forum has some good threads about linking!

It take's time though.

By the way, I refer to the different techniques as 'legal' and 'illegal'. They're not actually against the written law, but Google's Law!

thanks that helps a lot