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How to Analysis Quality of Website Backlinks

Introduction

In this article Author writing to about the quality of Websites backlinks and tell to user importance of Websites Backlinks. I hope after read this article you can understand the quality of Backlinks. You can get an easy step for find the best Quality link, spam backlink and how to remove Spam Backlinks by this article. An author writing to about DA and PA and tell what the main role of DA/PA is for Backlinks Quality.

Backlinks have been a matter of discussion among both the newbie and the pro bloggers and internet marketers, as they are having a prominent influence on the Search Engine Optimization and ranking of your blog or website, which helps you to increase the pace of your online marketing or blogging career. In a simple manner, backlinks are any kinds of hyperlinks that lead you to your blog/website.

It is important to understand your link profile, as this will give a clear idea of whether or not you're on the right track.

There are many websites out there, so no matter in what niche you are, you can find the website that you are willing to link to you. Hence why, you can be picky and only choose the ones that are good and will have a positive impact on your SEO.

Below, you'll find the most important metrics to analyze the backlinking quality:

 Check if the website is indexed by the Google- If you are building the backlinks for SEO, then it is important that all your links come from the website that is not penalized. One way to check if the website was severally penalized is to check if it's indexed in Google.

The quick way to check this is to use the following search query in Google: site:domain.com. Ex. site: imediadesigns.ca

Check if a website is ranking for its own name- In some cases, you can find if the Google algorithm has penalized website or if it has low authority, by searching the name of the domain in Google. If the site is not ranking in the first position by its own name, there's a risk that website is not very reliable in the Google's eyes. If the site is nowhere on the first page, without a doubt, a link from that website will not have any good impact on your SEO.

Is the website is related yours? - If you want to get the backlink from the website, the content of the website should be related to yours. Having a backlink from relevant sites is always required for doing ethical or comprehensive SEO.

Check how often the site publishes the new content: If the website, you are testing has passed the above two steps, you are on the right path and you might have found a good site to get a link. You can check the blogs of the website; you are checking and see how frequently they are publishing the new content.

 Analyze how the readers engage with their posts: If you are going to build a link by the guest blogging, you should also be interested how active the audience of the website you are checking.

Check the SEO metrics: Most of the time, you can start analyzing the quality of a website, by checking the SEO metrics: 

There are some important metrics to check:

Domain authority - A website with the Domain authority above 20 is good and can help you with the SEO.

Spam Score- The metrics provided by the Moz can tell you how likely it is that the site is analyzed to be flagged as SPAM. The spam score above 5 can tell that website is bad.

Backlink status: look at how the site you are checking is linking to the third party websites.

Trust and citation flow- sites with the score below 10 are usually not worthy.

If after analyzing all the above points, if the website has passed your check, it means that you've found a good website. Now you can try to get backlinks from this site which will help to push your website up in search engine result page. Then your website can achieve a better position in the online business.

Conclusion:

Backlinks from the highly trusted and popular website significantly increases your website authority; they are a great source of exposure and also help in driving the referral traffic.

For the basic analysis, you should look at:

Total Number of links

Number of unique domains

Linking domains vs. total links

Anchor text usage and variance- branded, keyword rich etc.

Fresh/incoming links

Page performance

Link quality

About Author:-  John Roots is a digital Marketing Manager and he is working with Google since last 15 years. He knows what the quality of Web sites Backlinks in SEO Field. Last 5 year he writing an article on online marketing Quality for related to SEO.

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Top 10 most famous tourist places in India

India has a host of popular tourist destinations for travelers from all over the world, and here we list the 10 most famous ones.

If you talk about tourist destinations, India would rank among the top. The country is chock full of tourist places, popular for their cultural significance, natural beauty, adventure activities or a mix of everything. But to cover each of these famous tourist places in India would take years, and not every destination can turn out as you expected it. So to make things easier, here are 10 most famous tourist places in India.

1.Agra

                                           Taj Mahal – Agra 

Let’s start off this list with a city that captures the cultural zeitgeist of the Mughal era in India. Agra is more popularly known as the home of the Taj Mahal, the mausoleum that most people instantly picture in their mind when they think of India. And while the Taj Mahal is definitely one of the main reasons for making Agra a famous tourist destination, it is not the only one. Agra is home to a number of remnants of the legendary Mughal empire, including the Itimad-Ud-Daulah and Akbar’s tomb. There is also the grand Agra Fort, the massive Jama Masjid and the narrow streets of the Kinari Bazaar behind it.

2.Amritsar

                                 Golden Temple – Amritsar

If Agra gives you a glimpse into India’s Mughal empire, Amritsar is your window into the fascinating culture of Sikhism. The city’s name literally translates to a holy pool of nectar, and it was founded by Guru Ram Das, the fourth of nine holy Sikh gurus, in 1577. Naturally, this is the spiritual capital of Sikhism, with the centre of it all being the magnificent Golden Temple, known locally as the Harmandir Sahib Gurudwara. The Akal Takhat and Mata temples are also popular destinations for the spiritually inclined, but Amritsar is also famous for its culinary delights, topped with the legendary hospitality of the people of Punjab.

3.Nainital

                                        Naini Lake – Nainital

Surrounding the scenic emerald green Naini lake, Nainital is the quintessential hill resort. What was once a sleepy town is today a busy hill station complete with dozens of hotels around the volcanic leak and a bustling bazaar. This is possibly the most famous hill station too, with hundreds of families and couples coming into the valley on the foot of the Himalayas to enjoy the scenic views and boat rides on the lake. Nainital also has several walking tracks that take you up the dense hills around the town to viewing points with vistas of the Himalayan mountains. Thus, Nainital is a great place to sit back, relax and take in the majesty of India’s mountains without overwhelming yourself. ALSO READ: Best places to visit in north India in the summer

4.Ooty

                                                        Ooty

Ooty, like Nainital, is another of India’s hill stations that started off as a little town but hit it off, becoming a major tourist centre. As such, it can be a little too crowded during its peak seasons for those who prefer a little more peace and quiet. But it can still offer an arresting view of India’s the Western Ghats, a chilled out atmosphere, pleasant weather and some of the best tea in the country. Known as the Queen of Hill Stations, Ooty offers a rather interest mix of expansive gardens, vivid green tea estates, British-era bungalows and the typical busy streets of India. The hill station has gone through a lot of commercialisation in the past decades, but you can still experience the magic of the past by traveling through the miniature trains.

5.Jaipur

                                        Hawa Mahal – Jaipur

Speaking of the magic of the past, there are only a handful of cities in India that capture it as perfectly as Jaipur. The city sits as the capital of Rajasthan and a window into India’s mesmerising history. Its streets are a blend of the past and present, and yet there is a certain sense of peace and calm to the bustle. And, it would be hard to miss the colourfulness of the city. Jaipur also remains one of the few cities that holds on so tightly to its royal legacy. In many ways, it remains a royal city with the massive City Palace at its heart. The Hawa Mahal and Jantar Mantar observatory showcase architectural innovations from an older time, and finally, there is the splendid Amber Fort on the outskirts of the main city. ALSO READ: 10 pictures that show why Rajasthan is the best state to visit in India

6.Shillong

                                                   Shillong

From the magic of Jaipur, we move back to another hill station, this time in India’s northeast region. The hill station of Shillong also serves as the capital of the state of Meghalaya, and so can be rather a busy tourist destination. But the town still holds on firmly to its roots as a British Era-capital, and it offers a number of beautiful sights. Shillong peak, for instance, lies 10 km away from the main city and is the highest point of Meghalaya, giving you a panoramic view of the city and its surroundings. The Spread Eagle falls, Sweet falls and Elephant falls are also popular locations that are a treat for the eyes. For an experience of Shillong’s colonial era past, visit the All Saints’ Cathedral, Anglican Church or Pinewood Hotel.

7.Goa

                                                     Goa

Let’s take a break from India’s historically-rich cities and scenic hill stations, and move to the laid-back beaches of Goa. With 51 beaches along its coastline, Goa is considered by many to be the party capital of India. Its white sandy beaches and palm trees that curve to touch the ocean are just one part of the equation that makes Goa such a hit. Despite its popularity, Goa remains a sleepy and slow town with a rich culture of its own that is worth exploring and experiencing. Its nightlife is another popular aspect, with pubs like Tito’s and Montego Bay being mainstream favourites. And then there are the numerous trekking trails up the hills surrounding Goa that can satisfy the adventurer inside you. Finally, Goa offers cuisine with its own unique identity, forged by a carefree mix of Konkani, Catholic, Portuguese and Muslim cuisine. ALSO READ: 12 top secret beaches of Goa! Have you been there yet?

8.Shimla

                                      Town Hall – Shimla

Once the summer capital during India’s British Raj, Shimla is now one of the most popular hill stations of India and also the capital of Himachal Pradesh. Given its popularity, the town is packed with tourists. But walking is the only way to get around within the central area, which can be a rather pleasant and enjoyable experience. Like most other hill stations, Shimla too has long-winding and narrow alleys that are worth exploring. It also gets a healthy dose of snow during its winter months, making the view of the mountains around it that much more awe-inspiring. The Viceregal Lodge, Christ Church, and Gorton Castle show you Shimla’s British era legacy. And if you are walking around Shimla, you cannot miss out on the Town Hall at its centre.

9.Tirupati

                                            Tirupati – Tirumala

We have talked about India’s beaches, mountains and palaces, but to get a glimpse of the country’s spiritual heritage, Tirupati is worth the visit. Built on the holy hill of Tirumala in Andhra Pradesh, the Tirupati temple is one of the biggest pilgrimage spots in the world. Thousands throng every day into the temple, which is open to darshans throughout the day. This is also one of the most professionally administered temples in the world, with a workforce of thousands ensuring that everything is going smoothly. Needless to say, Tirupati is among the most crowded tourist places in India, but the place is managed well enough to keep things in order. Even if you are not spiritually inclined, a trip to Tirumala and the temple sitting on it can be deeply fulfilling.

10.Pondicherry

                                                Pondicherry

Known simply as Pondy, this little union territory is a world apart from the state of Tamil Nadu. It remained under French rule around 7 years after the rest of India gained independence, and the influence remains to this day. Pondicherry could be forgiven for a quaint little beach town from France, with its bright and colourful houses, hotels, shops and restaurants. The architecture is, in fact, one of the highlights of this coastal town, with a healthy dose of Tamil influences added to the mix. Another reason for Pondicherry’s popularity is the Sri Aurobindo Ashram and the related Auroville, which are hangouts for those looking for some soul-searching. The relaxed, quiet atmosphere of Pondicherry may draw parallels with Goa, but this is a destination that has its own unique charm and identity that is well worth exploring.

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