Backlinks, what I'm doing wrong

[HustleTong]

Can't really tell without taking a closer look at the competition
You always want to start with few links and build momentum along the way

 

[VMHeaven]

for yt2mp3 specifically, topical relevance beats raw DA. a tech or music-adjacent site with real traffic will do more than a generic high-DA link, and you'll want the profile built ready for a 301 when the DMCA inevitably hits.

 

[Kwabit]

for yt2mp3 specifically, topical relevance beats raw DA. a tech or music-adjacent site with real traffic will do more than a generic high-DA link, and you'll want the profile built ready for a 301 when the DMCA inevitably hits.

Ok my keyword is mp3paw

 

[Kwabit]

Ok my keyword is mp3paw

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for yt2mp3 specifically, topical relevance beats raw DA. a tech or music-adjacent site with real traffic will do more than a generic high-DA link, and you'll want the profile built ready for a 301 when the DMCA inevitably hits.

Can you help me on how to go about or locating the right people for this in the forum

 

[VMHeaven]

check the SEO - Link Building subforum, filter by threads with active sellers and decent feedback scores. for your niche you want someone who works with media or entertainment sites, not generic guest post farms.

 

[RocketRank]

Huh, I never thought relevance could beat raw DA here. VMHeaven's point about building ready for a 301 when the DMCA hits makes the plan feel less random to me.

 

[Kwabit]

check the SEO - Link Building subforum, filter by threads with active sellers and decent feedback scores. for your niche you want someone who works with media or entertainment sites, not generic guest post farms.

Thank you VMHeaven, really appreciate

 

[Nikolaos]

Hi everyone, I've been a member for sometimes here in the forum waiting for someone to drop a secret on how to create Backlinks for new site and how I'll rank my keyword quickly.

I've seen my competitors change domains so easily and still come back and rank for that same keyword.

My question is please can anyone help,,?

Your competitors are probably ranking fast with PBNs. I suggest whitehat SEO for you it's more long term and stable, so try to get high quality, relevant to your niche backlinks; guest posts and niche edits are fine.

 

[Kwabit]

Your competitors are probably ranking fast with PBNs. I suggest whitehat SEO for you it's more long term and stable, so try to get high quality, relevant to your niche backlinks; guest posts and niche edits are fine.

Hi Nikolas, the PBN you mention can I get in this forum cause I really want to rank my website and I feel like mine offers much better service than theirs

 

[Titans]

Analyze what your competitors are doing before building more backlinks. Check their referring domains, anchor text, link types, and the pages that are ranking.

Also, make sure your own pages match the search intent and have enough useful content. Some competitors may have stronger aged domains or established authority, so changing domains alone doesn’t work.

You can focus on building relevant links gradually and track how your rankings respond.

 

[VMHeaven]

Hi Nikolas, the PBN you mention can I get in this forum cause I really want to rank my website and I feel like mine offers much better service than theirs

sellers like that are in the Marketplace under SEO Link building. check feedback scores and how long they've been selling before you buy anything. if you want to offer your own service, you need the required post count and rank first, then it's best to show real results instead of just saying yours is better.