It will no longer be possible to build a link just by spamming, thanks to Google's latest updates. This is a move initiated by Google. Now, some wise moves have to be made in order to achieve victory in 2014. It's more fun to build links in 2014 You might have came across a few articles on the Internet stating that building links is not possible any longer. These are the people who do not know any other means of building a link other than spamming. Speaking concisely, the traditional ways of buildings links through creating backlinks automatically in bulk and creating fake profiles on social media to get backlinks are not going to work today. Older techniques like spamming article websites and forums with cheap and unreliable matter and automated link networks do not work today.In short: spamming does not work anymore. read_more So much have been lost since the Google's recent updates but the basic necessity of building links stands still in order to achieve high rankings on Google. This has been made clear by Google's Matt Cutts in an interview. “Links are still the best way that we’ve found to discover [how relevant or important somebody is], and maybe over time social or authorship or other types of markup will give us a lot more information about that.” 2. Relevance is more important One of the important concepts introduced by Google last year, one is “Things, not strings”. The need and cause of a link has become further made important with this concept. The context has become important. There is now a demand for synchronization between your website and the web pages that provide links to your website in terms of topics and purpose. Though Google has been reiterating these things for years, it now seems to be serious about it. “Natural” is the motto adopted by the Google. Google wants that the keywords entered by the user should relate your website in close approximations. It does not want your websites should contain the exact keywords. Such an event will put filters into action that will eliminate your website in search results based on being “Unnatural”. Google...
