Yes, free parasite platforms like Google Groups, Quora Spaces, Notion are still viable, though more competitive now. The trick is leveraging the authority of the host domain with contextual content that doesn’t scream spam. For beginners, start with clean on-topic content, include a natural link placement (not at the top), and warm up the posting account slightly before dropping links. If you're running at scale or pushing multiple posts, consider using clean mobile proxies to avoid soft bans or ghosting.
So for example i shouldn't post my link on my first medium article or whatever right ?
Can you recommend any free tools for me to find low-comp KWs it is really hard without aherfs or SEMrush
Exactly, don’t drop links in your very first Medium or Quora post,warm up the account a bit with clean content first to avoid instant flags. For free low-comp keyword tools, try:
Btw what would be easier for me as a beginner starting out with english articles or other langs as they have less comp ?
As far as I know Google group isn't live anymore.
I mostly care about if it works for IPTV do you have any insight about that ?
As a beginner, English is easier to start with because of the abundance of tutorials, tools, and community support. But yes, competition is significantly higher. If you want faster traction with lower keyword difficulty, consider other languages like Spanish, German, or even Indonesian. They often have long-tail keywords with lower SEO competition. A hybrid strategy also works well: publish in English for volume, and repurpose/translate for niche traffic gains in lower-comp languages.
What do you recommend Quora anwsers with multiple accounts or Quora spaces ?
How many articles do you recommend daily as full beginner if i just want 1-2 sales weekly
If you're aiming for just 1–2 sales per week, quality matters far more than volume. One solid, keyword-focused article per day is more than enough to start with. Pair that with 1–2 high-value Quora answers daily, ideally from different accounts if you’re scaling (and in that case, mobile proxies will help avoid captchas and bans). Keep your output consistent, focus on targeting buyer intent, and adjust based on what content starts driving actual clicks or conversions.
do you mean one in each language or just one in general ?
You can stick to one article per day in total, regardless of the language. If you're working across multiple languages (say, English and Spanish), only publish in both if you can maintain quality in each. Prioritize relevance and consistency over volume. Also, if you’re managing multiple Quora accounts for your daily posts, using mobile proxies is key to minimizing risk of bans or captchas.
Here what i have planned for article writing
What can i post on notion ?
I heard it is but i still dont't understand it well
Yes, some free parasites still work ,especially if you aim for medium-competition keywords.
