Guest posts and niche edits are the best ones that you can get, as long as they come from a highly authoritative relevant website to yours.
tbh, first find out what has been working for my competitors then try to get backlinks from other websites. It does not make sense going after higher DR, when your web does not even fall into your niche.
Check actual linking page before spending, and start with few relevant guest posts on legit sites with real organic traffic. Mix in natural brand anchors and build links gradually while improving your content and internal linking.
lets start with relevant niche guest posts, genuine industry mentions, and a few trusted local or niche directories where they make sense. Focus on relevance and real traffic rather than building lots of links quickly.
Guest post + Brand mention giving me good results recently
Agreed, but I'd say relevance and the quality of the site matter more than the link type itself. A relevant niche edit on a real site can be worth more than a guest post on a random blog.
Of course, a new website should have more relevance and credibility than a massive number of backlinks. I would concentrate on getting relevant backlinks from legitimate websites having traffic along with quality content.
Guest posts, niche edits, and digital PR links are becoming effective if done on quality sites that generate traffic and have relevance to your topic.
Try guest posting , you can find alot of slack channels for that just takes alot of time but its worth it for your new website
