inlinks

In inlink from a book-related site will be the most relevant, but some other topic may produce more inlinks.

Why should the web dev have worked to get you a diverse range of keyword rich inlinks from authority sites?

Clickbait articles might get clicks from those who actually read the articles, but they're not likely to get any inlinks.

You need those pages to gather authority; part of that is from longevity, partly from past inlinks you've gathered, your linkbait for halloween last year.....

I'm pursuing some software projects that I have some real hope of succeeding with through crowdfunding, however in reality I regard hosting my software on my site, as a way to attract readers and inlinks to those two essays.

However it's not clear that I would be able to provide free downloads of my app from my own website; my objection to using the app store for distribution is that inlinks to my app would point to apple's website not my own.

Ditto building a website - if you build it and your product is awesome I think it'll get out there eventually (probably as a copycat site by someone who pays for some SEO!?!) but using some PPC, gathering good inlinks, being part of an authority link community, getting blog coverage, getting diggs, etc.

The drop-down next to the "inlinks" button lets you filter out links from the same domain.

Reuse a page created for "Halloween 2009" from several years ago - which pages looks most authoritative, the one created in Oct 2009 about the subject along with 2 Million others or the one that is 5 years old and has established inlinks perhaps from.edu sites, perhaps one hop from pages with millions of "halloween" inlinks.