So, if you try to give a link out to other blog, in first day you will dislike it but in other day, i bet you will like it
The Result to make Outbound link
1. Ideas spread across the blogosphere/blogger quicklyYour post/article will spread fast and maybe become a popular and if there are a blogger that copy your article and then place it in his blog and of course include the source, you will get a backlink and more visitor
2. Relationships between bloggers grew with each link
Relationships on other human is important. With relationships, you can get more experience and knowledge. Relationship on Blogger with other Blogger is very important. You can share your knowledge and he maybe share his knowledge too.
3. Everyone’s blog grew
Not your blog that only grow, but other blog grow too, and it will create a healty competition, it will make to become the best blogger around your community.
The Reason to make Outbound link
1. Give something of value to your readers—while your readers come to your blog to read what you have to say, I find that they’re always appreciative of links to quality content.2. Build Your Credibility—regularly highlighting what others are writing in your niche shows your readers that you’re abreast of developments in your field and that you’re connected to the network.
3. Build Relationships with Other Bloggers—there’s nothing like sending another blogger traffic to make an impression and build connections. Not only that, when you link to others in a constructive way that actually builds upon their ideas and adds value to a conversation they’ve started, it can often lead to ongoing interactions.
4. SEO—some SEOs argue that linking out to related content in your niche with relevant keywords as anchor text can impact upon how search engines see your site. You’d want to avoid going over the top and linking out too much—but a few links to quality content on your topic may well show a search engine that you’re worthy of authority. It’s certainly not the main factor in Google’s algorithm but many argue that it helps.
The key with this task is to link to something of value that your readers will find relevant and helpful to them. Of course, building this practice into your blogging means you need to be aware of what’s happening in your particular part of the Web. To do this you’ll probably want to:
1. Subscribe to other blogs and sites in your niche
2. Watch social bookmarking sites that cover topics in your industry
3. Nofollow that link if that link contain an ilegal content
Tips to make an Outbound link
1 – Always link to quality content. Your link to another website or blog is essentially an endorsement from you. Remember that your reputation is on the line if you link to questionable or poorly-written content.
2 – Link to smaller blogs, not just A-listers. This is the key. Linking to A-list blogs is not a bad practice, but they are unlikely to notice your link since they get so many of them. Smaller blogs are more likely to notice, take the time to visit your blog and leave a comment or link back to you.
3 – Link to those bloggers who are in your network. There is no better way to strengthen your existing networking relationships than by giving a positive endorsement or a link to a fellow blogger. Treat your friends this way and others will be lining up to be a part of your network.
4 – Link to some bloggers who you have never had contact with. If you only link to your existing contacts, linking out will not help you to expand your network. Find other bloggers that you would like to have as a part of your network and link to them.
5 – Link to those who participate on your blog. Providing a link to active commentators is an extra incentive for readers to get involved on your blog, and it rewards them for their efforts.
6 – Be the first to link to a post. If the blog you are linking to displays trackbacks, your link will be the highest one shown. If that post winds up drawing a good deal of traffic you could get significant click-through visitors.
7 – Provide additional information. If you want your visitors to get the most out of your links, tell them a little bit about the posts that you are linking to. They’ll be more likely to click than if they are unsure of the subject of the linked post.
8 – Use outbound links to strengthen your posts. Don’t simply use outbound links in posts that are designated as link posts. Use them whenever appropriate in all of your articles. Effectively-used outbound links will add to the value of your blog posts, as they will give the reader more resources. If you can’t say it better than someone else already has, just provide a link to them. If you’re afraid of the links causing you to loose visitors, set them to open in a new window.
9 – Ask for reciprocal links. When you’ve found a blog post that you would like to link to, why not email the blog owner and ask them if they are interested in exchanging links? If you provide quality content on your blog that is relevant for their audience, many will be willing to reciprocate (again, this will be much more effective with smaller blogs than with the most popular ones). Another version of this process is to first link to the other blog, then email the blogger to introduce yourself, mention the link and ask them to consider linking to you.
