The process of earning links, for some websites, might improve when carried out alongside writing informative and relevant content. The chief reason why link acquisition and content creation must coordinate with one another is that Google strictly matches the context between pages where links are created as well as pages where the same links are pointing to and the varied queries consumers make. Meaning of search query, topic of link, and topic of webpage are the three distinct contexts that allow a site to rank better.
One can consider the link graph as a route map for the overall website, and it is important to note that it is usually organised by a specific topic or niche. Experts believe that an ideal link is something that holds a specific and relevant section of the link graph. With the help of adequate amount of links, it is possible for a single page to occupy a topically relevant position in such link graph. It is necessary for the page originating from the link to be topically relevant, and at the same time, the website must be relevant to the branch of the link graph.
The significance of the context of a link, and the context of the linked page, and how exactly it matches to the user intent determines queries, which in turn predicts the best possible outcome. For instance, during link building, certain topics remain on high demand, and the sites start linking to the content that is about that topic. Professionals who acquire links on a daily basis for different business organizations noticed that the sites they want links from have content on a definite topic, and they must link to other pages that also talk about the same topic.
Coordination between the link building side, which is concerned only with the sites, and the content side, which is concerned with creating content, can popularize a site to a great extent. The link building side has insight about content topics, but the content side does not have any idea about it. The content side often notifies the link building side about write-ups that are still being developed. Prior notice alerts the latter so that it can create an excellent plan, and promote the upcoming content without any hassle.
On some level, link building is all about comprehending what people want, and carving a way so that they can accomplish their desires seamlessly. Content, on the other hand, is providing users what they need, want, and at times teaching them the ways to fulfil their aspirations. Both are focused on users just like Google when it ranks a particular website. If your link acquisition and content creation are aligned with the requirements of users, your website will most probably appear on the foremost pages of Google.
The relationship between content and social side of a website also sets a good example of how the content and link building sides must cooperate under all circumstances. It is not just the links that matter, but a quality link building project also concentrates on several non-link initiatives that contribute to awareness among targeted demographic audiences.
A project that helps your message reach say 30,000 potential customers is equally good as a link. In the long run, these projects create a demand for seeing your site on the search results. Google tries showing users only pages that meet their requests. The ‘fully meets’ rating level, which is considered the highest rating, is defined as follows:
“All or almost all mobile users would be immediately and fully satisfied by the result and would not need to view other results to satisfy their need.”
What users want or need is changing continuously with each passing day. The link building side can let you detect those trends, and keep the content side as well as the entire website ahead of the curve.