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Home One way links explained

One way links explained

One-way links are links to your site from sites which do not receive a link from your site.

They send a powerful message to the search engines – that your website is so valuable or interesting or useful that other sites want to tell people about it.

One-way links are wonderful things to have because they increase your link popularity – the number of pages linking to your site. Search engines such as Google place huge importance on link popularity when ranking your site.

You can also receive direct traffic to your site from people who click on the links.

All links to your site are good, but where possible always aim for topic-related links.

Late in 2005, Matt Cutts of Google made it plain in his blog that Google frowns upon sites which “overdo” reciprocal links. Heed his warning and try to make as many of your links as possible one-way links.

Ways to get one-way links

  • Create a useful, interesting web site and other sites will naturally link to it. The vast majority of the thousands of links to THIS site were not requested.
  • Invite experts in your niche to write articles to be published on your site. When they do, they will often tweet about their article or mention it in their blog.
  • Submit your site to major directories, such as Yahoo! and DMOZ.org, in the appropriate category.
  • Write articles and submit them to newsletters which are then archived online.
  • Hunt for sites that complement yours and ask them to publish your articles, with a link back to your site – or a page on your site. (You should get links to ALL your good pages, not just your main page.)
  • Submit brief, useful hints to newsletters for the same reason.
  • Submit articles to article directories. You can speed up this tedious work by using ArticleAnnouncer, the tool professionals use. This tactic isn't nearly as useful as it used to be years ago.
  • Publish articles on your site and invite other sites to publish them on their sites, with a link to you.
  • Write testimonials for products you love. Companies often post testimonials on their site with a link to the submitting site. Joe Vitale has taken this tactic to extraordinary lengths. For examples, trying doing a search on Google for “joe vitale +testimonial”.
  • Participate helpfully in forums which allow a text link to your site in a signature. Read the forum instructions first, or you risk making an ass of yourself. UPDATE 2009: Many forums now use the rel=”nofollow” attribute on links. When you see “nofollow” in the HTML, you'll know that the links don't pass PageRank. On our affiliate forum, we now use “nofollow” links, in keeping with Google's advice to “nofollow” links that we don't necessarily trust. We don't want to provide straight links to spammers and bad neighborhoods.
  • Consider buying text link ads on other sites, for example from Linkadage or Text Link Ads. (Remember that Matt Cutts has written unfavorably about buying links.) Better still, arrange for articles to be published on other sites with a link to your site in them. You may have to use some innovative thinking to achieve this. The results make the effort worth while.
  • Buy ads in newsletters on your topic which are archived online.
  • Locate industry-specific directories and submit your site to them. For example, if your site is on a health topic, look for health-related directories.
  • Give away free ebooks and white papers that contain links to your site.
  • Create simple web-based free software. Tell other sites, newsletters and forums about it and ask for a link to it.
  • Create downloadable software which contains links to your site.
  • Get listed in business directories.
  • Create a blog and get it listed in blog directories.
  • Join business associations which list their members' sites online.
  • Write regular news releases and submit them to topic-related web sites and Internet news wires such as PRWeb and Business Wire.
  • Make arrangements for other sites to archive your newsletters on their sites.
  • Get your white papers published on other web sites.
  • Submit your free ebooks to ebook directories.
  • Submit your downloadable software to software directories, such as Download.com
  • Locate a popular site in your niche which would appreciate having you as a regular columnist. Write tips, lively commentary, product reviews, or whatever topics suit your niche.
  • Syndicate your material to other sites. Create a content syndication feed (RSS feed) and include a link to your site. Use PHP rather than Javascript to ensure search engines parse your headings and links.
  • Do something funny or outrageous or brilliant and people will link to your site without being asked. For good examples, see Cracked.com. Here are some tips on how to create compelling content.
  • Use gimmicks. If people see something odd on a website, they'll often tell other people about it. You can also alert newsletter publishers and suggest they mention your gimmick in their newsletter. For example, Jim Crawford tells us how to make a sound play with a mouseover.

How to find “nofollow” links

Some links pass “link juice” and help your PageRank. Some don't. The links that don't pass PageRank value have rel=”nofollow” in the HTML.

In Firefox, here's how to discover if a link is “nofollowed”:

1. Go the web page that contains the link.

2. RIGHT-click anywhere on the web page (NOT on a link).

3. Click on “View Page Info”. (In Internet Explorer, click on “View Source”.)

4. Click Edit.

5. Click Find. Search for the link. See if it contains rel=”nofollow”. If it does, it doesn't pass “link juice”.

Fortunately, there's a much easier way to find nofollowed links… You can easily check for “nofollow” links by using a free tool called SEO for Firefox. It's a Firefox extension from SEOBook. This free tool also gives you a lot of other useful, competitive data. More than 500,000 webmasters use it.

UPDATED: March 24, 2013
Dec 19, 2005Allan Gardyne
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Comments: 77
  1. heru
    15 years ago

    As beginner, your information is very important for me.... to incresae my links. thanks
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  2. Lauren
    15 years ago

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  5. Kevin
    14 years ago

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    14 years ago

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  7. Jerry
    14 years ago

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  8. shriti
    14 years ago

    Thanks for the great Article. People usually says that google likes unique content, does posting our articles on many other sites with link wont effect uniqueness of content?

    [My instincts tell me that it is better to post totally different articles in different places. However, what actually works is more important than theory. Many affiliates report getting good results by posting exactly the same article on many article directories. My prediction for the future: I think the quality of the places where you get the links will be more important than the sheer number of links you get. Allan.]

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  9. Raj
    14 years ago

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  10. MaoBah
    13 years ago

    Thanks for this helpful tips. Is this still working until now? What are the other new way of getting traffic to your site?

    [Yes, these techniques still work. For more traffic generation ideas, read the free report "77 Ways to Get Traffic", which is free to everyone who subscribes to the Associate Programs Newsletter. Allan.]

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  11. SouthendGlass
    13 years ago

    why would you say participate in your forum for one way links when they are all no follow links?
    doesnt make sense

    [Whoops! Thanks very much for the alert. I've added a 2009 update to the article saying that we now use "nofollow" links on our affiliate forum because we don't want to provide straight links to spammers and bad neighborhoods. We're taking Google's advice and "nofollowing" links we don't necessarily trust. Many forums do this now. Allan.]

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  12. freeadlists
    13 years ago

    "Consider buying text link ads on other sites, for example from Linkadage or Text Link Ads. (Remember that Matt Cutts has written unfavorably about buying links.) Better still, arrange for articles to be published on other sites with a link to your site in them. You may have to use some innovative thinking to achieve this. The results make the effort worth while."

    This is an old post but still valid.

    I think one-way linking is the way to go, but I don't advocate buying links. Matt Cutts has been very clear about the practice. It will negatively impact your search returns (ranking) for your site. Is it worth the risk? But if you are hell-bent on selling links, I recommend staying away from the frequent bad neighborhood requesters: gambling, pharmacy and adult.

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  13. victor
    13 years ago

    thank you

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  14. Dan
    13 years ago

    Great tips for getting back links. Thanks for the sound advice!

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    13 years ago

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    I started my own one way link campaign and I am seeing results.

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  19. Kenneth
    12 years ago

    Very nice and informative post. I have no knowledge that one way links is achievable because I am contended with the notion that only backlinks and reciprocal linking can be build in the field of SEO. With the idea of one-way linking,it seems like, for me, it is difficult but with this article it somehow helps me to fulfill this SEO strategy. Thanks Allan

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  21. Dave
    12 years ago

    Thanks. A very interesting read.

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  22. Cita Fontimayor
    12 years ago

    Learned quite a bit from this article. Even the responses were very in formative. Thank you.

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  23. Cita Fontimayor
    12 years ago

    Thanks for a very informative article; it cleared for me the difference between bakclink, one way link and reciprocal links. Thanks again.

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  24. Vijay Gupta
    16 years ago

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    15 years ago

    What about sites like this one?
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    [The site is clearly selling links. Google asks people to report sites which are selling links. It would be very easy for Google to decide that no PageRank would be passed from this site. To me, this looks more like a gimmick than a sound business idea. If you want to get your links included in articles on other people's websites, I think you need to be a bit cleverer than this. Allan.]

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  26. Vladimir
    15 years ago

    Allan,
    What if I hire a person to go and manually post my articles and my company information including the website online on different blogs, chats, advertising sites, press releases, etc., do you think that would help to boost link popularity? Thanks.

    [Getting links to your site definitely helps. The quality of the links is important, though. Most blogs won't pass PageRank because of the way the links in comments are structured. You would also need to make sure the person you hired didn't break the rules of any sites where your links were posted. Allan.]

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  27. Sam Haynes
    15 years ago

    Greetings from The Pathfinder
    Somewhere, on a long forgotten surfing trip, I ran across the name Allan Gardyne, apparently without hurting him one bit. It has become an itch which has to be scratched. I have printed and bookmarked some of your articles for review later. I recognize useful information and I don't mind the commercial plugs discretely inserted. Very well done!

    I am impatient and eager to get some extra income from the net and have made my initial blunders; I was not satisfied with doing it once; I had to pop for two GRQ Programs. Bailed before I lost more than $300. I am not totally stupid, just looks that way. I am approaching seventy six, on SS, physically limited to driving an airport shuttle part time and caring for my wife whose father blessed her with genes for two crippling diseases. I have less than five years to setup terminal nursing and hospice care.

    From your articles, and those of other serious writers out there, I have turned my blunders and learned to focus on what works and when to implement the tasks. Thanks, more than I can say.

    This morning, about 0200, I put aside your article, picked up a leftover three inch square postit pad (5
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    Page 1. Find, define five NICHE markets. ASAP MANDATORY!
    Page 2. Develop five longtail keyword lists. MANDATORY!
    Page 3. Create/Register 5 domains (Keyword)
    Page 4. Find Host for one year contract.
    Page 5. Create Plan B: Monetize via Adsense and Affiliate programs. Use Associate Programs articles and tutorials as starting point. One step at a time.
    It has and probably will continue to be a rocky path for me but I will reach my goal. My hope is that in the process I may be able to encourage some one eles to find their path also. Thanks for your very valuable time in reading this overly long "comment."
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    [Well done! A good place to discuss your business plan would be on our affiliate forum. Allan.]

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  28. Olga
    15 years ago

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    15 years ago

    As Marketing Coordinator for a Bollywood Entertainment website I am constantly searching the web for ideas. I loved your article and thought it very helpful. Thanks!
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  35. AK
    14 years ago

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    [You could try asking for a site review in the Site Review section of our affiliate forum. Allan.]

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    14 years ago

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  38. Albert
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    Writing articles is a great way to get links because those sites are usually well trusted by Google and have good page rank. Those should be your first market above all. Use the title of your article as your keyword phrase. http://www.choicearizona.com/arizona_auto_insuranc...

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    Now that the "secret" is out about one way links, two questions:
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  40. Dick
    14 years ago

    cool info

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    14 years ago

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  44. Abby L
    14 years ago

    It all depends on the type of links you receive.
    i was linking with PR3 to http://www.selectgsm.com and also link back to selectgsm.com, now all pages are PR2's because of the wrong links.

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    14 years ago

    That a very great article, thank you so much

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  46. Lambchops
    14 years ago

    Mr Crawford really takes the biscuit. This is a most useful and you do not have to pay. Why pay for links ?

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  47. Maxwell
    13 years ago

    Even though originally written in 2005, I believe that many of the points outlined are still extremely valid, making it an extremely informative article.

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  48. paul
    13 years ago

    Nice thanks

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  49. meditation
    13 years ago

    very good article , good about one way links.
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  50. Benny
    13 years ago

    Cool tips to get back links. Thanks to you.

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    13 years ago

    Good article on one way links.

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  52. Medical
    13 years ago

    Very good article. It always come down to good content that people are interested in. Thank you for the guidelines.

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  53. Cody Greenlaw
    13 years ago

    Great article. Very well-written. I am always interested in learning something new with SEO. Seems like you know the ins and outs of link building.

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  54. Mike
    13 years ago

    I am going to use this to sell Tungsten Rings, I hope it helps. Thank you,
    Mike Walker

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  55. spencer
    13 years ago

    spencer at autorepairsavings.blogspot.com says Thanks for the article on one way links! I'm also a newbie and was wondering what all the hype was concerning 2 way and one way links.
    I'm using a one way link submitter I found on the Internet for free! Are these free tools very useful? Thanks

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  56. Sal
    13 years ago

    very helpful detailed information about one way links.

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  57. How to build one way back links
    13 years ago

    I want to address the issue of building one way backlinks from a more interpersonal perspective,namely building back links by directly contacting your counterpart.

    The truth is that for this method there aren't premade, success guaranteed paths to follow, but some tips are always beneficial.

    Instead of sending automated link requests, try to clothe your intentions in a more personal approach:

    1. offering your services for writing articles and posts;
    2. ask if they agree to intervew them;
    3. request opinions on your work;
    4. proposing other resources for linking out to in addition to your own pages;
    5. always talk in terms of the benefits they'll enjoy by linking out to your content; address their needs.

    Thanks for the checklist, Jack! It's the best of its kind I stumbled upon on SEO community!

    Cheers,
    Cristian

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  58. Renee
    13 years ago

    Great article! It is very informative and complete, it took me a bit of time to think about what I might contribute to the article. My tip is to donate to a worthy cause that also list contributors on their website. Many times they will list your website as well as your name if you ask them. This is a win-win situation; you get a one-way link and they get a much needed donation!

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  59. Jayne Andrews
    12 years ago

    Hi, we started trading early part of 2010 and are looking at starting our own one way link campaign. These points are really helpful thank you, hopefully we should start to see some results soon.

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  60. deny ayong
    12 years ago

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  61. Andrew
    12 years ago

    Thanks for giving me some insight.

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  62. hema
    12 years ago

    THanks for the nice article on oneway linking.can anybody send me the list of free oneway linking sites.

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  63. Azhar
    12 years ago

    Thanks for the informative article! I don't think you missed any point expect one that is submitting to local search engine.

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  64. wow gold
    11 years ago

    This is a really good read for me, Must admit that you are one of the best bloggers I ever saw.Thanks for posting this informative article.

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  65. Allan Gardyne
    11 years ago

    Hi Darlene, Usually, the terms "one-way links" and "reciprocal links" are using when we're talking about other sites that link to your site.

    However, your own internal links also play a useful role in getting pages ranked well in search engines. So it makes sense to have internal links from many pages pointing to your best revenue-generating pages.

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  66. darlene
    11 years ago

    Thanks for giving a good explanation on one way links as well how to get them. I still have a question on the definition of a link and I hope you can help me understand better.

    If I have a website with many pages (pages A, B, C etc within the site) and I inter link those different pages back and forth, would those links be considered reciprocal? For example I reference page "A" from page "G" and page "G" from page "A", would that be considered reciprocal?

    Or if I just only link page "G" from page "A", then that be considered 1 way?

    Or is 1 way link only a link that comes outside?

    Thanks!

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  67. Luxury Heaven
    11 years ago

    It is very informative and complete.  Thank you for sharing!! Thank you!

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  68. Hawareyaw
    11 years ago

    I completely agree with creating quality content. Some of my articles are ranked No#1 among 10Million sites. That is amazing, I don't do much about linking. But I should it.

    thanks for the article

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  69. Joe Watson
    11 years ago

    Allan

    I am very disappointed that you have only managed one reply to 51 comments. While I appreciate your article, the level of interaction with your subscribers leaves a lot to be desired.

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  70. Allan Gardyne
    11 years ago

    Hi Joe, I count eight replies by me. [I used to reply in brackets like this. Allan.]

    Actually, that was probably far TOO MUCH interaction. Remember the dream of affiliate marketing? You work where and when you want to. Isn't that what we're all aiming for?

    About eight years ago, I just about killed myself because for years I had been working 16-hour days, a lot of time acting as a free help desk, trying to answer every email I received. A trip to hospital made me come to my senses. Now I spend a LOT more time with family and friends, and reading, gardening, walking, kayaking and other pastimes I enjoy, and often work only a few minutes a day.

    I can see your point of view, Joe, but your goal posts aren't mine. :)

    However, congratulations! You did prompt me to reply.

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  71. VM
    11 years ago

    I have a query, Are Directory submissions (without reciprocal links) also one way links?

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  72. Allan Gardyne
    11 years ago

    Hi VM, Yes, if you get a link from a directory, that's another one-way link to your site. Watch out, though. Some directories have links that are no-followed, so they don't pass link juice.

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  73. ASHISH
    10 years ago

    This is nice knowledge about one way link, which I never get it from other website. Catch me on www.webcometrade.com

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  74. stellissimo
    10 years ago

    Thanks for the checklist, Jack! It's the best of its kind I'm using a one way link submitter I found on the Internet for free! Are these free tools very useful? Thanks!

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  75. mike smith
    10 years ago

    One way I like to get my links, is i gave away things for free, one item I like to give away are article spinners I build. It shows my webpage for 5 seconds before it spins the content.

     

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  76. grace
    7 years ago

    This is good information - high quality one way links seem to be on ongoing struggle for businesses - especially small business. I plan to utilize these ideas

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