Are you still using guest posts for SEO?

[k2h2]

I have noticed that prices for guest posts have gone crazy high. Are you still using guest posts for SEO?

 

[Keith564]

Yes, I still use guest posts, but only when the site is really good.
Prices are high now, so I choose carefully.
Sometimes I mix with other link-building methods to save cost.

 

[omi3oh1]

I stopped buying expensive guest posts.
Now I focus on building real connections and getting free placements through value or swaps.

 

[SirLouen]

I have noticed that prices for guest posts have gone crazy high. Are you still using guest posts for SEO?

Its funny because prices don't go along with the quality. This only means that you need to triage faster and further to get some results at the right price. The fact that links have a bigger weight on the final results (and at the same time the amount of useless links have grown massively), its making careful link selection one of the most difficult tasks nowadays by far.

 

[EthanWhite9]

Yes, still use them for good links.

 

[TechnoTycoon]

Yes using it to rank higher. Niche relevant quality guest post are still effective

 

[CharlotteKing]

Yes, I still use them. They help with backlink and traffic.

 

[Thunder Digitals]

Yes, you will still need guest post backlinks if you want to gain some authority in your topic.

 

[Marko T]

Guest posts were always a way for SEOs to earn money, more than a way to actually rank other peoples sites. If you know SEO , guest posts are there just to complete your link profile, to be better looking for Google.

Also 95% of site owners buy shitty "guest posts" which are nothing more than spam.

 

[bhuiyan]

Yes, I still use guest posts and it still works pretty well. For that, you must get links from niche-relevant, real-traffic sites. Instead of getting a few low-budget links, get 2-3 links with a good budget. It will be more effective.

 

[druella]

Yeah, prices have shot up lately. I still use guest posts, but only when the site has real traffic or strong authority. Otherwise, it’s not worth the cost - there are cheaper ways to get backlinks now.

Are you still using guest posts for SEO?

 

[InfinityPeace]

I'd learn how to write good enough content to get it placed in the highest quality or highest traffic relevant pages you can, based on outreach to editorial sites, not by paying for them. Or hire good writers to do it, rather that pay the site to get it posted. That way you can port your relationship with an effective writer from site to site, thus not have to worry about the quality.

 

[Marvel_Agency]

I need a good seo writer

 

[Starblazer]

Yes, guest posts are still valuable. But I'll only use them after the site is aged and the foundation links are built.

 

[rjbloggerpost]

yaa sometimes its necessary i think so far .

 

[Lucian Wong]

Yeah, prices are wild lately. I still use guest posts, but only when the site is truly relevant and has solid traffic. Quality over quantity now.

 

[Kenzo Wong]

Yeah, I still use guest posts. They still work well if the site has real traffic.

 

[Rasmus Jensen]

Despite higher costs, quality guest posts on relevant sites still deliver strong SEO value if chosen wisely."

 

[SEO JOKER]

Yes, I still use guest posts, but only on good quality websites that are worth the price. If it's too expensive, I go for niche edits or PR links.

 

[Alethea4178]

I have noticed that prices for guest posts have gone crazy high. Are you still using guest posts for SEO?

Guest posting is still a legitimate and effective SEO strategy, but you need to do it right to get sustainable results. Make sure you choose quality sites that provide valuable content to your readers, and avoid spam tactics or keyword stuffing. When done right, guest posting can help improve your SEO, build relationships within your industry, and drive consistent traffic from trusted sources.