Getting Quality Links

Mr. G

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In my link building efforts I hear people say that you need more quality links, but what do YOU consider to be a quality link? Right now I basically get links from anywhere and everywhere I can, and I know they aren't the best quality.

So what do you consider to be a quality link?
 


In content or Side bar links from relevant, established sites that are well linked to, and that are preferably ranking for something close to my keyword. That is my ideal link. But i will take links from sites with any of those things :)
 
.edu and .gov links are gold. But, quality links are generally those that are from websites that are more or less authorities in the niche you're trying to scale. What I'd suggest you do is snag yourself a copy of Market Samurai, query it for your target keyword, then look at the top 10 sites for the keyword. After doing this, look at where they're getting their backlinks from (you can even scrape the entire list) and try to snag the same links they've got. If your on-site SEO is better than theirs, you can easily jump above in the SERPs with the same exact links going to your site and theirs. But, if you have links from all 10 of the sites currently ranking for your target keyword, you'll be in far better shape than them. Once you've done that, start looking for other authority sites in your niche and do whatever you can to snag links from them. If you do that, you'll be in good shape.