Not true. Google does not look at backlinks at all. They only function as mechanism to get visitors to your site.
You think you know SEO, but you don't
No, you are wrong.
As Googles knows 98% of backlinks are created to manipulate their algo, they cut it out of the algo a long time ago.
Or do you (like lots of BHW members) really think they build systems to detect the 98% and you are able to fool these systems again. So you are smart and...
Your thinking does not influence the algo.
What you see is bias.
You bought a Sarkar pack and for other reasons your site goes up in SERP. So you think is was the backlinks. But its not.
Correlation is not the same as causal relation.
I think its very sad that newbies dont know the BHW platform is solely build to facilitate backlinksellers to trick newbies in fake stories about value of backlinks. In reality backlinks are not part of the Google-algo at all.
Not a good story. First you told Google can easily spot fakes:
And now your fakes are not detectable.
You are trying to keep the scam alive. I know you know, you know i know.
I think you contradict yourself. You are a backilink seller. By definition these links are fake because they are not natural recommandations. So your statement is these are easily spotted and worthless?
Agree. Google ignores 90% because theuy are obviously fake. But the other 10%, created bij tier .. PBN etc. , dont you think Google knows they are fake too? When i know and you know, Google does too. So they ignore these also. There might be 1 or 2% real recommandations in the commercial sector...
They matter only on BHW. Its because there is a lot of scammers here trying to get your money.
In real world backlinks dont matter any more for a long time already.
Would be really stupid when Google shows a Chinese restaurant in London when searching for a Pizzeria in Paris because the first...
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