Look how old this is! I post at SearchCommander.com now, and this post was published 18 years 7 months 22 days ago. This industry changes FAST, so blindly following the advice here *may not* be a good idea! If you're at all unsure, feel free to hit me up on Twitter and ask.
Part of my job is to review websites from all over the world to identify problems. Frequently, these sites have been optimized or “SEO’d” properly, yet are still not doing as well in the SERPS (Search Engine Result Pages) as the site owners would like.
Naturally, the site owners are looking for second opinions to determine what their previous SEO company has “done wrong”. Often, nothing was done wrong, but there are simply very few inbound links from other sites to the customers website.
If you have a good website, with plenty of good content, but your rankings aren’t where they should be, then you’re probably missing the last piece of the SEO puzzle…inbound links.
I’m not talking about trading links among webmasters either. That ship has sailed, and the value of reciprocal linking continues to diminish. I’m also not talking about participating in “link networks” where you trade links with hundreds or thousands of other websites with the click of a button. Webmasters have exploited this, and the search engines know it.
Inbound links are said by many to be the single highest factor in determining SERPS. Other than content, I tend to agree, although there are plenty of documented cases of sites with crummy content but lots of links ranking very high.
There is only one way to legitimately build inbound links, and that is by hand. PDXTC can help you build one way links to your websitte in a methodical manner, staying within the search engines Terms Of Service (TOS) agreements, so you don’t get banned. This method is 100% legitimate, and “White hat”, and that’s why it works.
Full details of the PDXTC manual link building service here…
