Good Backlinks vs Bad Backlinks
 

They say that backlinks are the backbone of SEO, I say quality backlinks are the backbone of SEO.
While backlinks are a great option to make your website or business popular, only good quality backlinks can prove fruitful for you, or say, your business.
There’s always been a buzz about good and bad backlinks. And yes, bad backlinks do exist.

Good back-links creates positive impact on ranking. Bad back-link creates spammy.

Good Backlinks:
A quality backlink comes from relevant authoritative domains in your niche. If the website linking to your site has a high Domain Authority and has similar content, your backlink will be good for SEO.

Bad Backlinks:
A bad backlink comes from unrelated and untrusted sources. Sites that have been penalized & those that are violating Google’s Webmaster Guidelines can have a negative impact on your SEO.

Good backlinks are those that come from relevant and high authority webpages. They are useful to rank keywords higher in search engines.

Bad backlinks are those that come from irrelevant webpages and from link farms. They are harmful for your webpages and can penalize your webpage in search engines.

Good Backlinks :

Build backlinks in relevant high quality sites.

Bad Backlinks : Spammy backlinks

If your website has lots of quality backlinks, good things will happen to your organic traffic. On the other side, bad backlinks will do more harm than good.

You need to focus on high domain trusted do follow back links

One area of SEO that we constantly work on is backlinks. A backlink or “link” for short, is clickable text on a website that links back to your website. We get countless questions on backlinks and the value of links in the search engines today.

For nearly 20 years Google has used backlinks as a ranking signal for keyword searches. Even laymen with little SEO knowledge now know that backlinks are the key to ranking in Google. Though this is common knowledge, what most people don’t know is that backlinks in the eyes of Google changed significantly in late 2019.