Article links still work - they just need to be from decent sites and point to useful content. I mix them in with other link types so it looks natural, but they’re definitely still part of a healthy backlink profile.
Yeah, Reddit can work for B2B - but only if you treat it like a community and not an ad channel. If you share genuine expertise, answer questions, and build a presence in niche subreddits, people DM or click through on their own. Hard selling dies fast there, but value-first posts absolutely...
Still working fine, just need to be more selective. Pages already ranking + strong topical trust + solid internal links tend to stick, while weak guest posts die quick. The safer play right now is aged platforms + higher quality content instead of spam-blasting links.
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