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For a new website, don’t target a specific backlink number—focus on earning a few highly relevant, genuine links. Even 5–20 quality links can outperform 1,000 random spam links.

For me: relevance first, then real traffic, editorial placement, and overall site quality—a relevant link that sends genuine users is usually worth far more than a high-DR link from an unrelated website.

Your observation is directionally right, but human editing itself isn’t a ranking requirement. Google’s current guidance targets low-value, unoriginal/scaled content—not whether AI was used; the winning approach is AI-assisted content with genuine expertise, originality, first-hand value, and...

Zero backlinks is far better. A random 1,000-backlink Fiverr package usually adds spam risk, while a new site can build authority naturally through strong content, internal linking, PR, and genuine mentions.

For aggressive but sustainable growth, I’d prioritize white-hat SEO + direct/brand demand: programmatic long-tail pages, strong internal linking, indexation/technical SEO, unique AI-tool comparisons, and converting affiliate traffic into returning users—avoiding PBNs, spam, or manipulative links...

In 2026, a new website can rank even without backlinks—provided we focus on the right search intent, topical authority, unique content, and strong technical SEO.