When building an authority site, should one build links mostly to the homepage or to the inner pages? Will the inner pages rank by themselves without direct backlinks?
I'd like to know your experience.
It happens a lot in my keyword research to find apparently low competition keywords (in terms of PR / page links of top 10) but the first page is filled with mostly e-commerce sites (amazon, ebay, target, etc).
Are these sites particularly hard to outrank with non-commerce sites (i.e. article...
What exactly are SAPE links?
Are they still useful?
Have they been punished by Google?
Are they better than PBN / link pyramid links?
How can I get them?
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Interesting approach for getting articles. Should each article target one different long tail keyword? How do you get/analyse that much keywords (for a 100.000 words site) on a single niche?
To get an idea of how effective these techniques are, may I ask how much do you currently make on...
Arguably, the quality of the work can be judged by the SERP movement... It's not about looking for a shortcut, not everyone has their own PBN nor the tools/expertise/time to make proper link pyramid...
When planning to write/order articles for a big authority site, do you analyse all the long tails that you'll target? Is it feasible?
And what do you consider to be a reasonable competition to go after with basic or no linkbuilding?
What I was trying to achieve is bulk keyword competition analysis to speed up the process of finding those keywords worthy of checking the top 10 competition in tools like Market Samurai or Long Tail Pro. It can be done in Traffic Travis and in Ultimate Niche Finder (which I didn't try yet)...
I'm wondering if those who use Google Keyword Planner actually check the competition for all the keywords one by one or if it's a guessing game to select the keywords that "look" like they have low competition. Either way, it's a strange process. Let me know your thoughts.
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