I cannot directly provide you with "meta tags code to input backlinks in WordPress." Here's why:
- Meta tags are not for backlinks: Meta tags (like
descriptionorkeywords) are primarily used to provide information about a webpage to search engines and website visitors. They do not directly "input" or create backlinks. Backlinks are created when other websites link to your website. - WordPress and Backlinks: WordPress itself doesn't have a built-in feature to "input backlinks" via meta tags. Backlinks are a result of off-page SEO efforts, where other sites naturally or intentionally link to your content.
To get backlinks, you need to focus on:
- Creating high-quality content: If your content is valuable, informative, or entertaining, other websites will be more likely to link to it.
- Outreach: Contacting other website owners or bloggers and asking them to consider linking to your relevant content.
- Guest blogging: Writing articles for other websites that include a link back to your own site.
- Broken link building: Finding broken links on other websites and suggesting your content as a replacement.
- Social media promotion: Sharing your content on social media can increase its visibility and potential for backlinks.
If you're looking to manage internal links within your WordPress site (links between your own pages), you can do that directly within the WordPress editor when you're creating or editing posts and pages.
Could you clarify what you mean by "input backlinks"? Perhaps you're thinking of something else?