anyway, you should not worry about reaching the same position as forbes. Make gud SaaS content, generate traffi nd backlinks. It will take you a long time to reach that position.
TBH you should not even bother worrying about looking like forbes right now. just create great content for your SaaS busines nd you will start getting some real traffic and links after a while.
i would opt for writing original papers, doing research, using SaaS reviews nd quoting experts rather than writing too many articles. it will take some time to gain reputation and attract traffic, generate backlinks nd create a brand. there is no definite schedule but building up ur website as a premium one reqquires patience.
do not chase size as Forbes does imo bt chase original reporting and SaaS experience first. Authority comes from citations not from producing more pieces of content.
Absolutely. High volume can help you get exposure, but being an authority means having insights and real knowledge to offer. Trust is key-the rest will follow naturally
the fact of the matter is that there is no need to worry about getting forbes ready just yet. what really matters is to start building your content nd gaining recognition for your work.
i would recommend that u spend less time trying to emulate large publishing houses nd more time establishing ur credibility. publish original research in SaaS, product tests, interviews with experts nd any other useful information. have other industry websittes quote u nd cite ur articles. it is going to take time.
the forbes kind of stuff, I have to admit, will take place much later on. concentrate on becoming an authority in the SaaS industry through the development of valuable content nd backlinks.
however, in my opinion, what you should do first is work on making the site gud instead of simply imitating forbes. create content that will add something to the discussion. build some links and let it develop naturally. It’s going to take time, anyway.
first of all, I would make sure that my website ranks first in terms of one particular SaaS by conducting unique tests nd gathering unique data rather than writing articles. authoritative content will follow.
Of course, reputation takes time. Conducting original research and providing valuable content will do more to build reputation than forcing it through shortcuts, particularly when you start from nothing.
To make a site as good as Forbes is extremely difficult. Just focus on gaining traffic and converting it to paid customers and you will be fine. Also if you still want to antagonize Forbes or any site like that you've mentioned, it will probably happen after 9-10 years of continuous work and building the website.
