What is the best for new blog

[EsoEgy]

Ho guys, i maked a blog, what is the best type of links in beggening? Web2 package or forum or profile backling?..

 

[Tagmo]

focus on content with targeted low competition keywords
Then build relevant backlinks

 

[tazarbm]

you can go with foundation links (profiles on high DR websites) and social signals until you get a constant flow of visitors, and then move on to more powerful links (PBNs, guest posts, etc).

But like Tagmo said, focusing on content is better if you don't have the money for backlinks because quality links are pretty expensive usually. But if you focus on content you might be able to rank for low difficulty keywords until you get enough traffic (and hopefully revenue) to afford the quality links

 

[EsoEgy]

you can go with foundation links (profiles on high DR websites) and social signals until you get a constant flow of visitors, and then move on to more powerful links (PBNs, guest posts, etc).

But like Tagmo said, focusing on content is better if you don't have the money for backlinks because quality links are pretty expensive usually. But if you focus on content you might be able to rank for low difficulty keywords until you get enough traffic (and hopefully revenue) to afford the quality links

Thanks bro! i already need to start buy a service profile backlinks, but i didnt find someone sell it i can trust with him!, can u suggest to me someone good in profile backlink and social signals please..

 

[tazarbm]

Thanks bro! i already need to start buy a service profile backlinks, but i didnt find someone sell it i can trust with him!, can u suggest to me someone good in profile backlink and social signals please..

can't recommend anything, sorry. Just take a look at the marketplace, there's plenty of sellers in there (but do your due diligence before settling on a particular seller)
https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/seo-link-building.43/

 

[EsoEgy]

can't recommend anything, sorry. Just take a look at the marketplace, there's plenty of sellers in there (but do your due diligence before settling on a particular seller)
https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/seo-link-building.43/

Okay thanks, i got it

 

[alternatesword]

Start with foundation links as @tazarbm suggested. Also, you need to build links with naked and branded anchors at first.

 

[MrDenz]

i already need to start buy a service profile backlinks, but i didnt find someone sell it i can trust with him

You can't find a single trustworthy person on BHW?

My advice to you is to build links on your own because with that type of attitude and thinking even if you get a link from WSJ for $1 you won't be happy.

All the best.

 

[blackbeans]

I suggest you stop thinking about links if you have a new blog.

I know that's a heresy in this forum, but hear me out.

If you just rolled out a new blog, your number one priority should be serving the people who find themselves in your blog.

Focus on creating content that answers your target audience's questions.

Make sure that your answer blows all your competitors away.

Your answers should be up-to-date, more comprehensive, and easier to understand.

You should also present the information more engagingly.

If you're able to pull that off, you can distinguish yourself from your competitors, and the links will flow naturally.

I've built many blogs, and I don't waste any time building links.

My content attracts links naturally.

This means that there's a trade-off.

Since I'm not building links artificially, I have to wait a little longer for my stuff to rank.

But the good news is since I'm doing everything whitehat and I'm not building artificial links, my ranks tend to stay higher or go up even higher over time.

There is a trade-off.

So stop obsessing over links and start focusing on your site's visitors.

 

[EsoEgy]

I suggest you stop thinking about links if you have a new blog.

I know that's a heresy in this forum, but hear me out.

If you just rolled out a new blog, your number one priority should be serving the people who find themselves in your blog.

Focus on creating content that answers your target audience's questions.

Make sure that your answer blows all your competitors away.

Your answers should be up-to-date, more comprehensive, and easier to understand.

You should also present the information more engagingly.

If you're able to pull that off, you can distinguish yourself from your competitors, and the links will flow naturally.

I've built many blogs, and I don't waste any time building links.

My content attracts links naturally.

This means that there's a trade-off.

Since I'm not building links artificially, I have to wait a little longer for my stuff to rank.

But the good news is since I'm doing everything whitehat and I'm not building artificial links, my ranks tend to stay higher or go up even higher over time.

There is a trade-off.

So stop obsessing over links and start focusing on your site's visitors.

Thanks so much, Really valuable information!