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was looking for this, thanks a lot!!

appreciate you mate!

thanks for the info y'all, Happy new year!!

that's helpful!!, appreciate you!

I always thought that DA was the most important factor,,,,, but I see now that focusing on organic traffic from niche keywords is as important. Thanks for the insights!

oh... would you mind sharing things to be careful of for niche based backlinks? thanks!

I'm looking to get free backlinks, maybe do-follow for free, some sites do offer that, how can I find those sites? any good sites u might wanna mention? Would it be fine to use free backlinks? Thanks

Thanks! I have even moved from 3 different locations, but same issue happens on my PC, Laptop, & mobile , installed window several times + reset mobile.. but same, it only happens when i use browser, it let me create a new linkedIn recently, lol

Domain Authority (DA) is a metric developed by Moz that predicts how likely a website is to rank in search engine result pages (SERPs), with scores ranging from 1 to 100. While a higher DA suggests a greater likelihood of ranking well, it is not a direct ranking factor used by Google but...

using a residential proxy to click your link won't guarantee a top position Genuine user engagement and click-through rates matter more for long-term rankings

idk bout Reddit but i've experienced this with meta apps, like Facebook, Intagram and quite recently with linkedIn where no matter what account i create, it bans right away

Do not contain any hate speeches representation in the ad copy, and also, do not indulge in creating false promises through the material. Ensure that the display URL actually matches that of the destination URL and that the landing page is compliant, secure, and free of unsolicited pop-ups. Do...

paid traffic doesn't directly help with article indexing cuz indexing is determined by SE crawlers. But, generating traffic can improve engagement metrics, which may indirectly support SEO and ranking. It's generally better to focus on getting your article indexed first before investing in paid...

sorry for hijacking this thread, i'd like to know what are tier 2 links exactly?

301, redirect is preferable