Are you looking for a link opportunity to diversify your link profile?
Are you looking for a parasite to bring you a decent traffic to your moneysite/apps?
Are you on a tight budget and looking for a free hosting for a static page, or perhaps to host your CPA landing pages?
Would you like to save $20 for a single web.app link on Fiverr?
If the answer is yes, then you came to the right place! And no, this is not a sales page LOL. I've seen a few people mentioning firebase, but nobody has shared the guide yet, so here I am now.
Web.app DR85
Disclaimer: This guide takes about 5-10 minutes to go through, and if you can’t stand with something technical then this might not be for you. No pain, no gain.
1. First, install NodeJs on your computer.
Code:
https://nodejs.org/en/download/
2. Go to this link
Code:
https://console.firebase.google.com/project/_/overview?purchaseBillingPlan=free
and Create a project. Enter your project name. Click Continue twice. Select an account / create a new account of Google Analytics. Accept the terms and Create project.
3. Click the Web icon.
4. Name your web app. Select “Also set up Firebase Hosting for this app”. Drop down the list, and select Create a new site. This is going to be the URL of your static page/parasite. Depends on what you want to rank for, you may use your site’s brand if you want to rank your personal/company brand, or use a long tail keyword if you want to rank an EMD.
5. Click register app and click Next.
For Windows users, you can follow the next tutorial on this video (minute 2:19). In case you have a problem deploying multiple sites, see point no.14 below.
For Mac/Linux users, follow the guide below.
6. Open your Terminal. Install Firebase CLI with the command below
Code:
curl -sL https://firebase.tools | bash
7. Once installed, login to your firebase with command
Type
Y and enter. You’ll be redirected to google’s page where you can login to your google account.
8. Once logged in, create a new folder named “
firstproject” into your Documents folder. Then create another folder named "public" inside "firstproject" folder so google can access it. Then create an index.html page with
TextEdit or CotEditor or whatever app you like. The index.html is going to be your static page where your article/content is stored. In case you already have the static page and other stuff, just copy your files into public folder.
9. Back to the Terminal, connect to your folder with command
Code:
cd documents/firstproject/public
10. Then initialize it with command
In my case, my folder’s name is doggo, so please don’t be confused. Doggo is such a good booiii.
11. Then press the down arrow key and select
Hosting: configure blablabla and hit the space button. Select
Use an existing project. Choose your Firebase project. Hit enter.
12. On Terminal, hit enter when asked
What do you want to use as your public directory?
Type N when asked
Set up automatic builds and deploys with GitHub?
Then type N when asked
Configure as a singlepage app?
Type N again when asked to Overwrite your file. You will see this image below once the initialization completed.
13. Deploy your first web app with command
You will see the image below once the deploy is completed.
Copy the hosting URL into your browser to see the result.
Live sample to see a good boiiii
Code:
https://ouiouibaguette.web.app/
14. In case you have multiple sites under one project. You need to add your site name into firebase.json. It's located on your project's folder (or just use the search function). Open it and add your site name into the line and save it.
On Terminal, deploy your site with command
Code:
firebase deploy --only hosting:mysecondsite
Replace mysecondsite with your site name and hit enter.
That's it!
Since this is a web2.0 link, you should build a few tier2 links to it and social signals to get some link juices and to get the page indexed.
How well this link perform as a parasite? just type "random anime generator" on google/ahrefs and you'll see it ranked a bunch of low-med keywords competition on top 3 google promoting a playstore app.
I hope you found this guide useful. If you’re facing any issues, leave a comment below.
