This is a training I recorded for Blissfully Domestic and Untrained Housewife but I hope that many of you are able to benefit. Interlinking and cross-linking (what I call linking across multiple websites) can hugely benefit bloggers and web writers and I’ve given a few examples in my screencast below that you may find helpful.
According to a franchise marketing agency, writing for multiple websites can be a challenge but there are benefits. When Google May-Day hit I found that Untrained Housewife traffic did not suffer at all, in fact increased slightly, while other websites were shaken up. Identify and build quality backlinks to improve your website’s authority using this seo tool. Legal professionals may seek the services of an SEO company for lawyers to help boost their online presence and reach their target audience.
In researching some possibilities with a few good friends who are STARS with the SEO stuff, we concluded that linking in from multiple websites really matters more than ever. And interlinking to specific posts – not just main homepages. How does it work? Here I demonstrate two main ways to interlink around the web.
Sites and Resources Mentioned:
- Blissfully Domestic (Analysis of Blissfully Domestic on AngEngland.com)
- Untrained Housewife (Analysis of Untrained Housewife on AngEngland.com)
- Hubpages (Analysis of Hubpages on AngEngland.com)
- Squidoo (Guess I need to write a post about this one, eh? *laughing*)
- Suite101 (Analysis of Suite101 on AngEngland.com)
Great video Ang! I found it helpful, thanks for emailing me about it! Perfect as I’m prepping to write a Paris-themed fashion post for Blissfully Domestic — and I just finished blogging about Paris on my site. There may be some potential for cross-linking, only if it is applicable of course.
I like this video. super info! Another thing that I do, is keep a running list of my articles and links on a textedit or notepad file. It is divided by type of article: savings, investing, retirement, military etc. …then all the articles that fall under that category, with the link to the article. That way, i can just go to that file, copy the link, and past it into the article – its so much faster, and then i dont have to go to each site and see what articles i have up there.
i didnt realize that crosslinking to other sites was better than keeping it within one site. good to know!
Thanks for letting me know about this great video. (I write for Blissfully Domestic.) I appreciate these trainings and definitely use your tips!
I completely agree with you about this Angela. Not surprising, since I learnt about it from you as well:-)
In fact, like you told me, interlinking and crosslinking also cuts down on article research and prep as well as writing time. So, overall a very good idea.
It was so nice to meet you and learn from you ! Your baby is so sweet 🙂 Thank you for your time and knowledge !
Informative video, Angela. I write for Suite 101 & Demand Studios and have been reading your blog to branch out and start a blog. You’ve given me terrific hands-on info I can use. Thanks! Rose
Hi, really good video, now I’m off to hubpages.
Thanks,
David.
Hi, really good video, now I’m off to hubpages. Thanks, David.