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1. UNTAPPED BACKLINKSChecklist 17 I’m sure you’ve already read just about enough information on traditional link building strategies, like guest posting, for one lifetime. Well today I’m going to shake things up. I’m going to share my secret stash of untapped link building strategies, tactics and sources with you... including 2 strategies that I don’t cover in this post: http://backlinko.com/17-untapped-backlink-sources.  Create a piece of audio (you can use Vocaroo to record within your browser and export as an .mp3).  Create accounts at the following authoritative audio sharing sites: Reverbnation.com (PR6) BandCamp.com (PR7) Sutros.com (PR5) Decide what you plan on giving away to review. It can be a software, an information product, physical product, or service. Anything of value that bloggers in your niche would want to try and write about it fair game. Find bloggers in your niche searching for things like “best (niche) blogs 2014” or using the blog directory, AllTop. Reach out to them with this email script: Hey (site owner name), I was searching for some homepage soap recipes today when I came across (site name). Awesome stuff! Actually, I just launched a guide that teaches people how to make luxury soaps at home. I usually charge $X, but I’d be more than happy to send it over to you on the house. All I’d ask is that you’d consider mentioning it on your blog or writing a review. Let me know how that sounds. Cheers, Your name Search for sites that accept donations using these search strings: List all of the products and services that you’ve used over the last 6-months. Check to see if their websites have a testimonials page, like this one. Reach out to them with your testimonial. Mention that they have permission to include it on their testimonials page. AUDIO SHARING SITES BLOGGER REVIEWS DONATE TO CHARITY GIVE TESTIMONIALS 1 3 2 4 YourListen.com (PR5) Upload your audio and add a link to your site on your profile page (example) “contributors page” “sponsors page” allintitle: “contributors” allintitle: “sponsors” “donate to us”  Check to see if contributors get dofollow links in exchange for donating. Also poke around the site to make sure it looks legit. Donate and get your links
2. Search Fiverr.com with: Check to see if the site is a real site (not part of a blog network) Send your content (if necessary) with your link embedded in the article Sign up as a source (free) here: http://www.helpareporter.com/sources Check your inbox for HARO emails that list reporters in need of sources, like this: Reply with a brief response and get your links! Go to one of the following directories: Submit your site with a 100% unique description Wait for your site to be approved and get your links Find .edu resource pages using these search strings: Find a piece of content on your site that would be a good fit for that page. Contact the webmaster to let him or her know about your resource.. and gently mention that it might make a nice addition to their page. FIVERR BLOGS BACKLINKS HARO DIRECTORIES .EDU RESOURCE BACKLINKS 5 7 6 8 “I will post your content” “I will post your article” “guest post on my” site:.edu “your keyword” site:.edu “your keyword” + “resources” site.edu: “your keyword” + inurl:links site.edu: “your keyword” + “other sites” R-TT Directory So Much Directory World All The Websites MavicaNET Family Friendly Sites Yahoo! Directory (expensive but worth it) FREE PAID ABC KLM XYZ .EDU
3. Create accounts at the following website feedback sites: Submit your website to receive feedback Your link will be automatically created Search for blog aggregators using these search strings: Submit your blog along with a unique description. After your blog is approved you’ll get included in the directory along with a link to your blog. Create an account at Scoop.It. Search for Scoop.It pages that curate content on your topic. Suggest your content by hitting “Suggest” on their Scoop.It page (not all pages have this feature). Search for pages with lots of links on them (like resource pages) Use Domain Hunter Plus to find expired domains linked to from that page Buy the expired domain for the cost of registration Head over to Twitter Search. Enter these search strings into Twitter search: Make your guest post pitch to the quality sites that come up. Find resource pages in your niche using these search strings: Check for broken links on the page using Check My Links for Chrome. WEBSITE FEEDBACK SITES BLOG AGGREGATORS SCOOP.IT FIND EXPIRED DOMAINS BROKEN LINK BUILDING FIND GUEST POSTING OPPORTUNITIES ON TWITTER 9 11 13 10 12 14 “your niche” + guest post “your niche” + guest author “your niche” + write for us “your niche” + guest article “keyword” + “resource page” “keyword” + “resources” “keyword” + “recommended sites” “keyword” + “links” ConceptFeedback.com (PR3) BounceApp.com (PR5) SuggestionBox.com (PR4) Criticue.com (PR3) “submit blog” “blog directory” “blog directories” EXPIRED DOMAIN
4. People LOVE linking to insanely long lists of helpful items. In today’s world, where “7 tips for…” are everywhere, an insanely long list makes you instantly stand out. Here are two examples of ridiculously long lists from the web: 100 Ways to Conserve Water (Over 800 Linking Root Domains) 101 Ways to Build Link Popularity (Over 650 Linking Root Domains)  Identify a topic in your industry where a list of items would make sense and add value.  Organize your list into categories. If your list is “101 ways to eat healthier”, divide the list up into categories like “breakfast”, “low-carb desserts”, “mindset” etc. Create your long list. #hustle  Publish your list. Reach out to people linking to any shorter lists out there and give them a heads up about your list. Identify a trending topic in your industry (Tip: use Google Trends). Put your data together. Hire a pro designer on a site like Odesk or Elance to create the infographic. Promote your infographic using Guestographics. Create a Google Plus profile Include a contextual link in your “About” area And you’re set :-D (Note, you have to be signed out of Google+ to see the link as dofollow. Weird but true). Identify content in your industry that’s performed well in terms of generating backlinks, social shares and blog comments. Make something that blows the piece of content you found out of the water. Reach out to the people that linked to the inferior piece INFOGRAPHICS GOOGLE PLUS PROFILE CRAZY LONG LISTS THE SKYSCRAPER TECHNIQUE 15 17 16 BONUS STRATEGY #1
5. Thousands of sites get hacked everyday. And not all hacks are obvious. Some stealthy hacks invade the site and quietly add pages that sell prescription drugs. If you can find these hacked site – and let them know about their issue – you have an in that can land you a quality, contextual link. HELPING HACKED SITES BONUS STRATEGY #2  Find hacked sites using these search strings inurl:keyword + “Viagra” For example, if you were in the fitness space, you’d search for: Inurl:fitness + “Viagra” Reach out to the site owner to let him or her know about the hack. If they offer to repay you, mention you published something that they may want to link to from a high PR page on their site.