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Reddit mentions of Ultimate Guide to Link Building: How to Build Backlinks, Authority and Credibility for Your Website, and Increase Click Traffic and Search Ranking (Ultimate Series)

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Found 2 comments on Ultimate Guide to Link Building: How to Build Backlinks, Authority and Credibility for Your Website, and Increase Click Traffic and Search Ranking (Ultimate Series):

u/arjunrajkumar ยท 1 pointr/Entrepreneur

There are better ways to learn than from a book, but this one is good to get a sense of the fundamentals

https://www.amazon.in/Ultimate-Guide-Link-Building-Credibility-ebook/dp/B00BAHA0Q6?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1&deviceType=desktop&ref_=dp-kindle-redirect

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But to really learn well I would suggest you either try and implement what you read by promoting your own website/blog. Thats the best way to learn. You'll see traffic coming into the website, your rankings improving, you'll learn how to 'ask' people to promote you.

DO try this on your own blog/website.

Good luck!

u/skyrocketjames ยท 1 pointr/bigseo

It depends on what kind of level you would consider yourself to be. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ultimate-Guide-Link-Building-Credibility-ebook/dp/B00BAHA0Q6/ is pretty good if you are getting started or want a good overview. To be honest I don't think you learn much about SEO or link building by reading books... getting your hands dirty is the only way because by the time its been printed in a book, chances are a competitor has already deployed it or the industry has already over-indulged in it and you're working from an outdated textbook so to speak.