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We picked one small project and started participating in a few niche subreddits just to see what would happen. No big strategy, just regular participation and answering questions when we could. The amount of traffic wasn't massive, but the quality surprised us. Now we're thinking about using...

AI has definitely changed things, but I think real experiences still stand out when the question needs more than a simple answer.

I think Tumblr can still work, but it really depends on your niche. In my experience, it's better for building brand awareness than getting quick traffic or sales.

For a new SaaS website, I'd focus on quality over quantity. Relevant backlinks have always worked better for me.

I think testing on a few pages first is the smarter approach. It saves time, lowers the risk, and helps you see what actually works before making bigger changes.

I think the best advice I ignored was to stay patient and focus on consistency. I used to chase every new trend, but steady work gave me much better results in the long run.

I’d choose high-quality links every time. In my experience, a few relevant backlinks are much safer and more effective than hundreds of low-quality ones.