If you consistently link to good websites

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Google just doesn't like it when webmasters allow themselves to be bribed: whether that's money or (excessively) expensive product samples. Product samples When sampling products, you should ask yourself: “Would I expect to get this in return?” If I want to convince myself (for my readers) of the quality of a product, then as a convincing blogger I need a way to see the product. If it's a pack of diapers, then that's not a problem from Google's perspective. If, on the other hand, it's a laptop (and I get to keep it afterwards!), then that's more like a bribe.


Here is the exact answer from Matt Cutts: Outbound links – best practice and India Car Owner Phone Number List conclusion The way I handle it is that I always generously link to others if it fits the topic and the information (or products) helps my visitors. That's what Google wants and then there are never any problems. In the article “How do I link correctly?” you will find further information on how exactly you should link .  in your niche, Google will not judge it negatively, but on the contrary, very positively.




In addition, the other webmasters in your niche will notice and perhaps link to you. Good external links help your rankings in many ways! Worth discussing: “Invisible nofollow”? What if Google introduced a feature in Webmaster Tools where you could nofollow external links invisibly to others? This way you could happily sell links and then secretly devalue them. Conversely, no one would be sure whether the link they just bought was worth anything. What do you think.