Recent content by jrmlpk

this is helpful. I’m new to backlinks, and I’m trying to avoid random links that look good by metrics but don’t really match the niche. Is relevance usually the first thing you check?

I’m still new to SEO and backlinks, and I’m trying to understand how people check link quality before building or buying anything. I see a lot of people mention DR/DA, traffic, niche relevance, outbound links, and spam risk, but I’m not sure which one matters most for beginners. For people...

im starting to realize it’s not just about copying their links. usually i checked which links are actually relevant, have traffic, and don’t look like obvious paid placements.

I’m still learning backlinks, but I feel like backlinks can help only if the site already has decent content and structure. If the site is weak overall, links might not do much or could just make the problems more obvious.

I’m still new to SEO too, but I’d start with the safest basics first. Maybe build a few real profiles, get listed in relevant directories, ask partners or local businesses if they can mention your site, and focus on content that’s actually useful enough for people to link to. I’d avoid random...

I’m still learning backlinks too, but I think for a new website it’s better not to rush into complicated link building right away. I’d start with the basics first: make useful content, set up social/business profiles, add your site to relevant directories if it makes sense, and maybe do simple...

i find it quite different when i returned to Reddit now, 6 years ago it's much easier. less requirement and easy conversation. today, to many requirements yet i still returned. i miss old days.