try hitting free resources such as clickminded or learn through search engine documentation and purchase a cheap domain to tries out ur theory because without a website, there’s no point in a theory.
It was easier to get the crawler to start working by either indexation API through GCP or earning a few natural do follow backlinks than just waiting around.
topic authority is still vry relevant imo, but spamming articles just to get that broad topic area covered isnt going to cut it. the more focused clusters with actual expertise tend to prevail.
dont stress too much on the first week but experiment with different types of hooks using the same model. once u figure out what works, try changing that up
if it is all about hiding your identity i think that you do not have to go for complicated proxy settings. just use an anonymous profile and no sync for ur contacts.
new field? you will have to wait for 4 months at least for some dead silent traffic until u get lucky with some easy long tail keyword sniping or even redirect cheating.
Mixed GEOs will destroys bounce rate immediately if the landing page does not correspond to what they have clicked on what traffic source are you using?
Quality runs out quickly when you feel like you need to make content every day to reach your quota. like Making three quality posts a week is better than making garbage daily.
The linkedIn algorithms favors early commenting velocity and sharing over long explanatory content. Polarizing hooks ensure that people have to start arguing in the comments straightaway.
creating full topical clusters based on low competition longtail keywords is always better than pursuing generic keywords. It was harder work, but it’s more rewarding in the end.
for a new setup check out JCI or TrafficSaviour. clear interface for checking live logs n seeing blocked bots without messing with complicated rules. just do a vryy quick 1k click test first to see how it routes in real .
In my opinion there is no such magic number. For me it could be better to put the link on the page where the context is vry relevant. If one posting receives links from every where it is time to revisit the website architecture.
i always start by mapping the central topic as well as all the supporting pages that i may think of. it is much easier than making 30 random links when the pages are published.
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