6 Easy Ways To Get Free Traffic Using Links

A blog is essential to many of the strategies Listed below, You absolutely need a blog in today's online environment to survive.
if your blog is run on any of the popular Content Management Systems, or (what you see is what you get (WYSIWYG) you'll already have an RSS feed.

 If it doesn't, create one. If you do, burn it at Feedburner.com so you can get statistics on your subscribers. For link building, it's simple.
There are sites out there that will scrape your content
(stealing it without permission). When they do, make sure you get a link back by

1. Including links to other pages on your site in your post, Creating content on a consistent basis, does not only builds links internally (by linking out from your posts), but also gives you the ability to naturally attract links to your content.

2. Installing the RSS Script or RSS footer plugin for WordPress (which adds a link to your blog after every post).
Internal links are HUGELY Important for link building, because you can control everything about them,from the location on the page to the anchor text.

This is something that most people overlook, and I advise you to please do not!
Make sure you steer your content in the direction of other posts or pages so you can link to them.
Also, if you have multiple sites, interlinking is a must (unless they're completely irrelevant and unrelated).

3. Linking out is huge. Don't be a link hoard; you're going to create content, so use it to gain favor from other people.

Unfortunately, it's not as easy as just asking for a link.
Study the specific strategies below that helps get webmasters liking you before you ask, because that greatly increases your chances of getting a linkback.

4. Join as many Reputable Sites as possible where you can create backlink to your site just for the viewer's sight. Like Hubpages, ezinearticles, Apsense etc.

 If you sign up to become a member for a site, you'll get a link in your profile. Well, not every site.
 Some sites will allow quality links in your profile, while others won't.

Some are in the middle, such as Twitter mostly gives nofollow links (links that don't pass on link juice) Try making some ads too using free classified ads sitesPromote on social media and bookmarking sites.

5. Whether it's your friends, relatives, employees, colleagues, business partners, clients, or anyone else, ask them for a link.
 Someone you know has a website or blog, so take advantage of Blog's commenting on related posts/pages.
 Implement on page seo; meaning you have to make your writing is optimized for certain keyword.

Try to Make one keyword per page.

6. If you want people to link to you, make it easy for them.
Create HTML ready snippets that people can plug right into their content to link to you, because some linkers in your community might not be too web savvy.  

I suggest either creating a "Link to Us" page or by using a little javascript to generate the HTML at the end of each article or post.

Note: this might not be the best option based on the community or area you're located in.
Are you in the cement niche?  Then this is perfect. Are you talking about Internet related business?

Then this might not be your best bet, because the majority of your audience probably already know how to link. Other webmasters have created links or resource pages, and these are legitimate opportunities to get links.
If the links on that page are relevant, you've got a chance. People won't link to your content unless they see it.

At the same time, you need the right people in front of your content,  not everyone is a potential linker. This is where social media, content marketing, and brand awareness comes into the link building realm. Getting people to see and know your content & brand is a massively important strategy to build links.


All the Best