What is Authority Links?

[magicx]

What is Authority Links?

[EmilyPete]

Links which are established with lot of trust and authority as results of age, size and quality. It is cannot be objectively analyze.

[toursinfijiseo]

Authority links are links from websites that have established a substantial degree of trust and authority with search engines as a result of their age, quality, and size. Authority is a somewhat subjective concept.

[watson jamare]

Authority links are links from websites that have established a substantial degree of trust and authority with search engines as a result of their age, quality, and size. Authority is a somewhat subjective concept. It is cannot be objectively analyze.

[manige3e]

But we pretty much know that not just any link will do. The better the site the link is coming from, the better the link.

That’s why your link-building campaigns need to be built around attracting authority links. But how do you do that? And what exactly is an authority link? Let me explain.

Absolute and relative authority links explained

There are two types of authorities. There are the absolute authority sites like Huffington Post, The Daily Beast and Google’s blog. These sites are also labeled “informational” authorities versus navigational authorities like DMOZ.

On the other hand, you also have relative authority sites. These are sites run by bloggers or webmasters that are authorities in a niche. Bloggers like Robert Scoble, Dooce or Mashable are authorities in their markets. While the link juice they’ll give you if they link to you is not as high as what an absolute authority site could give you…they are definitely worth attracting.

But how do you actually get a link from these sites? Here are the ten golden rules to attracting authority links.

Rule 1: Write content that attracts Editorial In-content Links

The most fundamental tactic of attracting authority links is to write content that is worth a link. What does this content look like?

Cornerstone – this content fills an obvious gap in the web information world that you fill with expert advice, detailed posts and well-reasoned arguments. This content will also define you, so it’s important to establish up front what your blog/site is going to focus on. This is also a large portion of the content you share.
Personal content – About a quarter or less of the content should contain personal stories about yourself that helps your readers to understand who you are and where you come from. My How Being a Patel Made Me Somewhat Successful is a great example. It stays within the cornerstone content of the site, but it gives you a peek into my personal life.
Spicy content – This is a small fraction of your content and is made up of controversial posts you write about. Typically you attack a high-profile idea or person or explain why something popular is really dumb. These are for linkbait purposes typically, but generally also give your readers an idea of who you are.
Building up a blog/site with this kind of content will take time, so you may not pick up a natural authority link out of the gate. Better yet, once you have a solid archive of content, approach these authority sites and ask for a link. Give them a good reason, which could be one of the following:

You wrote about the author and now he might be interested in sharing with his circle the blog post that you published.
You wrote a post that works well with a series that he wrote our compliments it. You could even critique something he or she did, which might spark an across-blog debate. If that sparks a firestorm of other responses

[ridhudhadwal]

websites that have established trust and authority with search engines as a result of their age .

[stevequill]

An authority link is a backlink from a site already trusted by Google or Bing or Yahoo. That means that most people visiting the site - trust the info on said site. Some good examples would be Wikipedia or a government site.

Once a web site is detected to be an authority, it will get more visibility on the search engines on ANY subject they have listed.

[pyarasarishta]

Thanks for sharing

[Ashmibanu]

An authority link is linked from sites that have set up a generous level of trust and expert with web indexes because of their age, quality, and size. Spe******t is a to some degree subjective idea.

[RJR Hospital]

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[woodtechkitchen]

Thanks for sharing

[watson jamare]

Authority links are links from websites that have established a substantial degree of trust and authority with search engines as a result of their age, quality, and size. Authority is a somewhat subjective concept.Typically you attack a high-profile idea or person or explain why something popular is really dumb. These are for linkbait purposes typically, but generally also give your readers an idea of who you are.
Building up a blog/site with this kind of content will take time, so you may not pick up a natural authority link out of the gate. Better yet, once you have a solid archive of content,

[indiakidney]

Thanks for sharing

[Stellajones]

The links you are getting from high domain authority sites and the sites are well-established. User have trust on these sites.

[harshithaasin]

Authority links are links from websites that have established a substantial degree of trust and authority with search engines as a result of their age, quality, and size. Authority is a somewhat subjective concept.