How to get a backlink from Behance (Adobe)
Backlink signals
Editorial estimates for comparing this provider.
- Dofollow links Can pass equity
- Yes
- Authority rating Editorial estimate
- 25/100
- Spam rating Lower is better
- 1/100
- Acquisition difficulty Lower is easier
- 15/100
- Time estimate Typical setup
- ~5 min
- Free option No required spend
- Yes
- Linking domains External signal
- ~1,000,000
- Ranking keywords External signal
- ~329,000
Create a dofollow link in your user bio, via your Behance profile, after logging in. Another potential backlink (nofollow) in your project pages or comments.
Steps
- Log in to your Behance account.
- Click the “Share Your Work” button and select “Project.”
- In the Project Editor, add your project content (images, videos, text).
- To include a (nofollow) backlink:
- Click the “T” icon to add a text box.
- Type the anchor text for your link.
- Highlight the text and click the link icon (chain symbol).
- Enter the URL of your external project and confirm.
- After adding all content and links, click “Continue.”
- Upload/select a cover image, enter a project title, select a creative field, and add project tags.
- Click “Publish”
Provider overview
Behance is an online platform where creative professionals can showcase their projects, which may include images, videos, and other media. Each project is assigned a unique URL, facilitating easy sharing and public viewing.
Minimum requirements to get a backlink from Behance (Adobe)
- Adobe account (free)
Key challenges to get a backlink from Behance (Adobe)
Your project links in projects or comments are nofollow, but the user profile links are dofollow. Many hyperlinks in user-published projects on Behance are dofollow, though the specific attributes can vary depending on the nature of the content. Behance may apply the nofollow attribute to certain types of links, such as those in user-generated content like comments or in sponsored posts.