Type Of Backlink
White Hat (Safe & Recommended) Backlinks
These are natural and search engine–friendly.
Editorial backlinks – Earned naturally from quality content.
Guest post backlinks – Writing articles for other sites.
Business profile backlinks – From profiles on sites like Crunchbase, LinkedIn.
Directory backlinks – High-quality niche/local directories.
Social media backlinks – From Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, etc.
Web 2.0 backlinks – Medium, Blogger, WordPress.com, Tumblr.
Blog comment backlinks – On relevant blogs (useful if contextual).
Forum backlinks – From signature links, forum discussions.
Q&A backlinks – Quora, Reddit, Stack Exchange.
Local citation backlinks – Google Business Profile, Yelp, YellowPages.
Press release backlinks – From PR distribution platforms.
Niche-specific backlinks – From industry-related websites.
Resource page backlinks – Being listed on resource/link pages.
Scholarship backlinks – Offering scholarships for .edu links.
Testimonial backlinks – Writing testimonials for services/tools.
HARO backlinks – From Help A Reporter Out (journalist requests).
Influencer backlinks – From shoutouts or collaborations.
Podcast backlinks – As a guest speaker or sponsor.
Image backlinks – From infographics, photos, charts shared.
PDF/Doc backlinks – Uploaded files on Scribd, SlideShare.
🔸 Gray Hat (Risky if Overused)
These can work but need caution.
- PBN backlinks – From private blog networks.
- Expired domain backlinks – Buying old domains with backlinks.
- Automated Web 2.0 backlinks – Using tools for mass creation.
- Profile spam backlinks – Low-quality profile sites.
- Bookmarking backlinks – From sites like Mix, Folkd, Diigo.
- Wiki backlinks – From niche wikis (not Wikipedia spam).
- Document sharing backlinks – Over-optimized anchors.
- Video submission backlinks – YouTube, Vimeo, Dailymotion.
- Article submission backlinks – Article directories.
- Blog network backlinks – Exchanging with blog groups.
❌ Black Hat (Not Recommended – Can Cause Penalty)
Use only for churn & burn projects, not long-term sites.
- Spam comment backlinks – Irrelevant mass blog comments.
- Forum profile spam – Mass link drops.
- Paid backlinks (without disclosure) – Against Google guidelines.
- Link farms – Sites made only for backlink selling.
- Hidden backlinks – CSS/HTML hidden links.
- Automated backlink tools – GSA, Scrapebox, XRumer spam.
- Hacked backlinks – Inserting links via vulnerabilities.
- 301 redirect backlinks – Redirecting expired domains.
- Cloaked backlinks – Showing different content to Google vs users.
- Tiered link building (spammy) – Using junk links to power up links.
👉 So in short:
Best for long-term SEO → Editorial, Guest posts, HARO, Resource, Niche links.
Medium risk → Web 2.0, Forum, Q&A, Directory, Bookmarking.
High risk → PBN, Paid, Automated, Spammy.
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You said:
👉 So in short: list means?
ChatGPT said:
ভাই, এখানে আমি ধরন (Type) লিখেছি, মানে কেমন ধরনের ব্যাকলিংক হয়।
আপনি আবার জিজ্ঞেস করলেন 👉 “list means?”
এর মানে দাঁড়াচ্ছে — আপনি আসলে চান রেডি সাইট লিস্ট / ওয়েবসাইট নাম, যেখানে গিয়ে সরাসরি ব্যাকলিংক বানানো যায়।
✅ উদাহরণ:
Web 2.0 → Medium.com, WordPress.com, Blogger.com
Social Bookmarking → Reddit.com, Mix.com, Diigo.com
Q&A → Quora.com, Stackoverflow.com
Business Directory → Yelp.com, Yellowpages.com, Crunchbase.com
মানে, আমি চাইলে আপনাকে একটা রেডি 100+ ব্যাকলিংক সাইট লিস্ট বানিয়ে দিতে পারব (Web 2.0, Directory, Forum, Social Bookmarking, Profile ইত্যাদি আলাদা ক্যাটাগরি করে)।
