Is there a better way to develop external links?

I am a newbie in SEO optimization and have a short time of experience. I have a hard time getting external links. I don’t know if there is any way to quickly get external links.

 

Building external links can feel challenging at first, but start by networking with others in your niche through social media or forums this personal touch can lead to valuable connections. Consider creating shareable content, like infographics or guides, which can naturally attract links. Remember, patience is key, focus on quality relationships and content over speed.

 

To quickly get external links for a website or webpage, you can use a variety of methods and tools:

1. Online Tools:
   
   • Websites like Ahrefs, Moz, or SEMrush allow you to analyze any site and view its external links. Some of these tools may require a subscription, but they often offer free trials.
   • Majestic is another SEO tool that provides a link analysis feature that highlights external backlinks.
2. Browser Extensions:
   
   • Extensions like Check My Links or Link Grabber can be used to crawl a webpage and extract all links, including external ones.
3. Google Search Operators:
   
   • You can use specific search queries to find external links. For example, searching for site:example.com -inurl:example.com in Google can help find links that point to external domains.
4. Web Crawlers:
   
   • If you have programming skills, you could write a simple web crawler using Python libraries like Beautiful Soup or Scrapy to scrape a webpage and extract external links.
5. Manual Inspection:
   
   • You can manually inspect a webpage using your browser's developer tools (right-click > Inspect) and check the links in the "Elements" tab.
6. Link Checkers:
   
   • Tools like Dead Link Checker or Screaming Frog SEO Spider can scan websites for all hyperlinks, including external links.

Choose the method or tool that fits your needs best based on the volume of links you want to analyze and your level of expertise.

 

Try for resource links. It means if there is blog posted on something related to your service or product, you can ask for adding your blog as a valuable resource for their audience. They may add it as read more link or give a backlink to anchor text or may be a citation link.