Episode #1164
Google’s New Link Building Rules
October 08, 2019

In episode #1164, we share the gist of Google’s new link building guidelines. As you will learn today, there are many great reasons why SEO builders would want to comply with these rules. Tune in to hear the nitty-gritty of their requirements and when it will be rolled out. 

TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:

  • [00:25] Today’s topic: Google’s New Link Building Rules. 
  • [00:30] Google announced the new guidelines around link building.
  • [01:00] Requirements to start using Rel = “ugc” and Rel = “Sponsored” and its feasibility.  
  • [01:42] What Google is trying to achieve with these new regulations. 
  • [02:02] Should we be concerned about these rules? And why it would be beneficial to comply. 
  • [03:15] The practical applications to consider.
  • [04:06] How Google is providing a middle ground between link equity and no link equity. 
  • [04:39] When it is being rolled out and when companies will implement it. 
  • [04:52] That’s it for today!
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