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EPISODE · May 25, 2017 · 9 MIN

#395: The future of link building - Rickard Vikström

from The Internet Marketing Podcast · host SiteVisibility

In today's episode of the Internet Marketing Podcast, Andy is talking to Rickard Vikström, founder of both Polarbear Group and Internet Vikings. Rickard is on the show to discuss the future of Link Building. He begins by introducing himself and tells us about what his businesses do., including providing services to SEO professionals like SEO Hosting and Domain names.Rickard then talks our listeners through his definition of link building. He explains that he sees a link from another website, more like a vote for you company or website. So if someone links to you, they refer to you and at the same time recommend you to their audience. The next topic Rickard discusses is how he sees link building involving the next 2,3 years. His forecast is that we will see a better search engine index, which will be beneficial for all intern users. He explains that as Google is getting better in recognizing odd links, we should be careful when it comes to building links. For example, not linking to everyone who asks... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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