SEO
What is Backlinks?
Also called: inbound links
Backlinks are links from other websites to yours. Search engines treat quality links as a vote of trust, which can help you rank higher.
A backlink is a link on someone else's website that points to yours. When a local news site, a supplier or an industry association links to your page, it signals to search engines that your business is real and worth recommending.
Quality matters far more than quantity. A handful of links from respected, relevant sites usually outweighs a large number of links from random or low-quality ones. Google also has policies against buying links or trading them in bulk, and breaking those rules can hurt your rankings.
The safest way to earn backlinks is to be worth linking to: useful guides, strong local involvement, partnerships, press and happy customers who mention you. We focus on earning links that make sense for your business and avoid shortcuts that put your site at risk.
Example
A Reno contractor gets a link from the local chamber of commerce member directory, which points to the contractor's home page.
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