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I have few brand new sites without any links so far or just a few.

I saw there are many services of fiverr which write and submit the press release to reputable sites such as SBWire or PRBuzz. I will use only raw url as anchor text.

Would this cause problem to my sites because these are new site?

I ask because every time I ordered a seo service my site lost all the ranking it had before. Even a site i plan to build link for is new it is already #20 for a 1000 searches per month term and I wouldn't like to loose this position.

Also let me know a fiverr press release gig you were satisfied with.
 
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fiverr gig for pressrelease? no way.
a good press release will cost $50+ and you can check bst for that.
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Press release is one of the best way to get your content go viral but it may a little bit expensive, you can use the service of the company that really base on press release.
 
Using a press release is a two edged sword.

Google has said that linking to your site from a press release site will not help rank you, but putting out a press release that is actually a press release and gets picked up by the news aggregators will certainly be beneficial to your business.

This is usually a paid submission, i use the most expensive package at PRWeb that the customer can afford, and try to stay away from the lowest two packages.

You have to make sure the provider is submitting only to real news agencies, not press release websites. Links from press release websites are heavily devalued, and some of the sites are toxic to even have a link from.
 
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I would not go for fiverr for a press release as it is one of the most important ways of getting links from legit sites which should get proper attention from your end.
 
prab1996 said:
fiverr gig for pressrelease? no way.
a good press release will cost $50+ and you can check bst for that.
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This is for low earning mns sites. I can't pay more than $10 because of that.


Techxan said:
Using a press release is a two edged sword.

Google has said that linking to your site from a press release site will not help rank you, but putting out a press release that is actually a press release and gets picked up by the news aggregators will certainly be beneficial to your business.

This is usually a paid submission, i use the most expensive package at PRWeb that the customer can afford, and try to stay away from the lowest two packages.

You have to make sure the provider is submitting only to real news agencies, not press release websites. Links from press release websites are heavily devalued, and some of the sites are toxic to even have a link from.
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I thought that distribution of the same content to many news sites could be bad.

What is wrong with for example http://www.i-newswire.com/ or http://www.prlog.org? These are high traffic high pr sites.
 
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moonlighsunligh said:
What is wrong with for example http://www.i-newswire.com/ or http://www.prlog.org? These are high traffic high pr sites.
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Try posting a PR to prlog and see where it shows in the search engines... chances are nowhere.

It has lost a lot of it's juice from spamming and that is a shame because I spammed that site back in the day and made decent bank because of it.

The other site I do not know but prlog is so dead it is stiff.
 
To be honest (Sorry this might burst your bubble a little :()

You won't get anywhere with a press realise for $5 on fiverr. You might as well take $5 and flush it down the toilet right now.

If your budget is super low just focus on doing your own social media and reaching out to people on Twitter, Facebook, forums etc etc.....

And spend that $5 on a drink to keep you cool whilst you do it.

Press releases only work when you spend a good while researching how to get it going viral and then setting a decent budget to your campaign.
 
sudorank said:
Press releases only work when you spend a good while researching how to get it going viral and then setting a decent budget to your campaign.
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Why?

I want just links from good free press release sites to add it to my default backlinks campaign if that is better than not doing PR at all.

If iI spend $300 on a PR for a MNS site that would probably earn $20 per month would be crazy.
 
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Try posting a PR to prlog and see where it shows in the search engines... chances are nowhere.

It has lost a lot of it's juice from spamming and that is a shame because I spammed that site back in the day and made decent bank because of it.

The other site I do not know but prlog is so dead it is stiff.
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I learned about www.i-newswire.com because it was ranking above my site for a keyword. But this article appears spun which means they probably do not moderate submissions.

I also saw pr log is ranking for a decent keyword not more than a month ago but it appears they do not rank for the keyword anymore. They do rank for "zulily coupon code" on #11 at the moment for example. But they ranked for 100X more keywords last year according to semrush.

However I saw that site can rank even when T1 links do not rank in first 100 for the same keyword.
 
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Nice question mate. I too have a question hope I can ask. what is the difference between getting a link from a do-follow press release and no-follow press release? Hope SB Wire is no-follow. So, is there any use of getting a link from that site? Can any one pls clarify my question.
 
moonlighsunligh said:
I want just links from good free press release sites to add it to my default backlinks campaign if that is better than not doing PR at all.
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Thee are very few good press release sites is what we are trying to say.

If you spend $300 for a real press release, you can easily get links for a year or longer, from some very high quality sites.

A sinfle link from the huffington post is worth ten times your $300.
 
Techxan said:
Thee are very few good press release sites is what we are trying to say.

If you spend $300 for a real press release, you can easily get links for a year or longer, from some very high quality sites.

A sinfle link from the huffington post is worth ten times your $300.
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That's true if I had a huge authority site. However for a small site which cannot earn more than $20 per month even this $300 links is cannot be more worth that sites earnings.

Anyways, there are probably cheaper ways ($10) to get ways to get a link form the www.huffingtonpost.com for example.
 
moonlighsunligh said:
That's true if I had a huge authority site. However for a small site which cannot earn more than $20 per month even this $300 links is cannot be more worth that sites earnings.

Anyways, there are probably cheaper ways ($10) to get ways to get a link form the www.huffingtonpost.com for example.
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Why did you bother to post this question?

It seems you do not really want our advice. You want us to tell you what you want to hear, so just tell us what you want to hear and we can close this thread.

Recently Google had updated panda 4.0 and hope it had hit with press releases. you can read more at http://searchengineland.com/google-p...e-sites-192789
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If you read that this concerns itself with press release sites, not press releases.
 
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