Contextual Links Are The Best Links

Here we go! Leave it to google to change it up and confuse things!! I’m sure others will follow suite. I try to do all contextual links, however there are times when it’s not allowed and they use regular linking, so this means that all the work people have done up to now in regards to uncontextual links is going to be disregarded? Not a happy camper!

No, your links won’t be disregarded. Just not valued as highly as before.

It’s still good to get all kinds of links. All links still count. But, contextual links seem to count the most.

I hate when Google changes things. It is always something new that we have to learn. Thanks for the info.

I wonder how this will affect internal link structure within one’s own site?

Thanks for the heads up!

Thanks for the great tip Michael, we always try to put contextual links on the site & linking to the site & your help is sooooooo appreciated!

Thank you Mike. As usual your coaching and comments make alot of sense, just in time too.

Good information to have. Still learning in Texas. Thanks Mike.

I appreciate all the information that you give us to help us along. I have noticed alot of interest in Pink Tasers for Women. I have found lately more women are interested in Tasers than men.

Well, if nothing else Google continues to keep website owners on their toes and gives us ways to have to improve to be able to do what we love.

Thanks. This info will come in handy when I do SEO for the keyword phrase Stun Master stun guns and other self defense products.

It’s very comforting knowing that you have access to the latest marketing info and share it with us unconditionally. Six moths ago I wouldn’t have had a clue as to what you were talking about. Ninety percent of what I know about Google and internet marketing has been as a direct result of your tutorial system. Thanks for the info. I’m going to begin incorporating this new standard immediately.

The internal links are good and necessary, but contextual links to your web pages on other websites is better.

It won’t. Keep doing internal linking.

Thanks again for the information Mike-I am going to put it to use right away on the surveillance store.

Mike thanks so much or the info. you are always watching out for us.

Jack

Thanks Mike.As usual,valuable info.Puts me in a different direction this month as I am learning something new from you every day.
Good stuff!!

Thanks for the information. I think Google will have to continue to credit some of those links over time but are stirring the pot for the moment.

Thanks for always looking for ways to help make us better

Google keeps you on your toes. Thanks for the info.

Well i have to thank you for this info, even if it is a pain in the but it’s always good to know you are keeping us up dated.
Thanks again.

I agree that contextual links are the best kind, but I’m not so sure Google has completely given up trying to detect them. Also, many paid link opportunities that I have seen are placed in the context of blog posts, articles, etc. I would completely ignore paid links (they can get you banned from Google) and focus on natural link growth. Generating 100+ links overnight for most websites isn’t natural, and Google knows it. But plunking along at one, two, five per day seems much more natural, and less likely to be flagged by Google as possible paid links.

Thanx for the helpful hints. Yes I agree that slowly generating links is much better. How will it affect those who are naturally having 1-5 links placed per day with a company? Those won’t be contextual correct?

Thanks for being the watchdog for us all by keeping us up to date on any new information concerning Google and marketing our web sites! You are a wealth of knowledge and we all appreciate you sharing it.

Thanks for keeping us up to date!

Thanks Mike, I’ll have to make sure to get as many natural links for my Stun Guns for Women blog as possible, with your help, of course

What kind of self defense is there for Google?
You create pages and pages of content and the links are devalued because of their position.

Thanks for your insight Mike and keeping us up to date on what links are the most valuable. Will be working on it right away.

Thanks for the timely and valuable information.

I love it when you remind us of Google’s quirks. I think everyone really values your tips and information.

It seems that even after reading this alot of people still don’t get it. For this comment, (my name) Fake Surveillance Cameras, is the link. In an article, for example, you would use that keyword phrase in a sentence and make it the link.

You are exactly right. Too many people are missing the opportunity to get a link with their keyword in the anchor text.

Thanks Mike, I know this is an older post but I am trying to catch up. My domain providor had made some changes and I started to procrasinate on my sales and marketing, because of the economy they had to cut back on how much content they can allow you to put in, I just got upgraded to a premium site as well as with a new domain name http://www.gastonsecurityproducts.net now I am not procrasinating, been working on adding content to my website since I upgraded, slow going seeing that I am the IT guy, as well as the sales person, the owner, ok I wear a lot of hats , lol…

thank you for all this great advice