How is considered as Natural or Unnatural link?

tonymyers · May 13, 2015

There are more webmasters and SEOers talking about how to get natural backlinks for their blog and how unnatural links are penalized by Google.
I'd like to know the difference between natural and unnatural links?
Buying links can be considered as unnatural links? and how is considered as natural links?

RDO Servers · May 13, 2015

Natural links are ones that you get without having to pay for or link swap to get.

i.e.

You take the time to write a really good and useful blog post. People read it, like it, and place a link from their page, to yours. This is a natural link.

Or

You take the time to submit your site to a bunch of directory sites, link exchanges, and spam forums and blogs. You get a lot more links in a short period of time, but this are low quality links that don't count as much, and can even get your site penalized. These are unnatural links.

SEOPub · May 13, 2015

"Natural" links are the kind you pray, wish, and hope will happen.

"Unnatural" links are everything else.

samng · May 27, 2015

There are ways to make your links look more "natural". If the backlinks you create are totally out of context with the content surrounding the anchor texts, then they will look very "unnatural". Try to surround the anchor text with relevant content to make it natural.

bijutoha · May 28, 2015

Natural Link: You have to work natural to achieve it.....
Unnatural Link:

D:

johnybang · May 28, 2015

Thanks RDO : good stuff:salute:

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