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How to use inbound links to rank above your competitors in Google

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Google is currently the most popular and successful search engine in the world. The extremely large influence Google has means that it is the search engine that most businesses want to be ranked highly for in the search results and so this makes competition to be ranked at the top of Google intense. Many similar businesses are competing to be ranked in the top positions and so it takes a lot of hard work and thought to make your business stand out from the crowd and be regarded as the best by Google. There are a few simple ways to begin your quest for high rankings in the Google search results.

The first thing to do is to find out who your competitors are. This can be done by simply spending a little bit of time using Google and searching for the results that are displayed when your main keywords are used. Use the search engine like you are a user searching for a website like yours and enter relevant terms and keywords. Make a note of the websites that are displayed at the top of the rankings.

Links are of great importance in search engine optimisation because the search engines view links as an important factor when evaluating the quality and value of a website. It is therefore necessary to research the number of links your competitors have and the anchor text that features in these links. Pay particular attention to how many of the links of your competitors contain your keywords. It’s possible to use online tools to gather this kind of information. Once you have these details, you will know how many links featuring your keywords in the anchor text you require.

The relevancy of the links to your website is also of great significance. Creating links from irrelevant websites will not be viewed by the search engines as useful for visitors to your website so always try to create links to your site from websites that are related to the topic of your business. Monitor the number of relevant links your competitors have and again try to have a greater number of this type of link to your website in order to gain the advantage.

It can also be beneficial to have inbound links from local websites to yours. Try to establish as many of your links as possible from websites within your own country if this is where your primary target audience is located. This will again help the search engines to regard your website as relevant for local searches carried out. This is positive in terms of search engine optimisation and can make a difference to the rankings of your website and the amount of traffic it receives.

We at SEO Consult can show you how to use links and other proven SEO methods to help you to be ranked higher than your competitors in the search results provided by the major search engines such as Google. We can identify the most suitable methods and then support you while you run a productive and efficient SEO campaign.

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