Lately I've been seeing better results from high authority guest posts and aged niche edits. Spammy links don't move the needle like they used to. A handful of solid editorial backlinks has worked much better for long-term rankings.
relevance and quality matter much more than the backlink type guest posts can still work well when they are published on trustworthy niche related websites with useful content
Relevant guest posts on trusted websites still work well when they are natural and useful. I also focus on earning editorial links and building strong internal links instead of chasing large numbers of backlinks.
Niche edits and genuine guest posts on real, traffic-getting sites that's what's actually moving rankings for me right now
Guest posts still work, but only on sites that pass the sniff test: real audience, regular publishing schedule, topical match
I think alot of people get burned by guest posting because they treat it like a number game just gets as many links as possible regardless of where . But google gotten pretty good at figuring out when a guest post is just there for a link vs when it add values to that site.
For me, quality always beats quantity. I would rather get one backlink from a trusted, relevant website with real organic traffic than ten links from weak websites created only to sell backlinks.
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