Amazing Niche Marketing系列教程Module 9 — Backlinking

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                                                                                Welcome to module 9! This module is about (lazily) getting backlinks to give your site the boost it needs in the search engines.
There are always new SEO tools, techniques, and methods coming out, but what I’m going to recommend has worked well for me.
There  are some sites you can rank even if you have 0 backlinks. There are  other sites you’d think you could rank easily for, but it turns out to  be more challenging than you thought. Then, there are those sites that  are your little beauties — they rank easily with some fairly hands-off  backlinks and they turn into amazing, passive earners for you.
Some  of these methods are paid and some are free. Obviously, the free  methods are going to take more of your time and the paid methods are  going to take more of your money (not a lot though!). Think about what  is best for you.
Paid Methods
I don’t get anything for recommending them, but I’m really pleased with the folks at http://www.seotrafficservices.org/.  All you have to do is pay them $20, give them your keyword and URL, and  they will select and submit a PLR article to submit to 750+ sites,  containing your backlink!
I  really love The Link Juicer! It takes about 15 minutes to set up and  then it works on autopilot…forever! It is a monthly subscription, BUT  you get your first month completely free. I really recommend this highly  for lazy people like me, and you have nothing to lose because you can  cancel it via PayPal and end up paying nothing. If you’re like me,  you’ll end up loving it because it gives your sites an AWESOME boost.  Here is my affiliate link: The Link Juicer
You can also head over to Fiverr.com to pick up some insanely cheap backlinks.
Some things I’ve ordered from Fiverr in the past include:

• Social bookmarking
• Blog commenting with links back to my blog
• Press releases
• Articles
• Profile links

Free Methods
Many  free methods are tried and true. You can generally do pretty well by  writing an article (or getting one written for 5 bucks at Fiverr) and  submitting it to article directories like http://ezinearticles.com,  http://articlesbase.com, and other article sites.
You can also:

• Create a Hub at http://hubpages.com with links back to your site
• Create a Lens at http://squidoo.com with links back to your site
• Comment on blogs manually (quality posts only!)
• Bookmark your sites using sites like http://clipmarks.com, http://digg.com, http://onlywire.com
• Submit your site to site directories

In  general, you won’t need to do all of these things. It depends greatly  on what your competing sites’ backlinks look like. You might also need a  boost if you’re finding that your site isn’t ranking as highly as you’d  like.