Does anyone know what I'm looking at here, bunch of sites I'm interested in have a lot of these directory sites linking to them.
I know this is a blackhat technique I'm just unfamiliar with what exactly it is and where I can learn to do this myself or pay for a gig to get this done for my own...
Is there anyway to force, coerce, finesse, lovingly nudge ahrefs crawler to crawl a specific link?
I've read that mass comment links in a short window can do it however I'm very wary of doing that as the site I'm targeting links directly to my money site and I'm wary of muddying up the toxicity...
I'm on a bit of a quest at the moment to unravel the techniques to boost DA/DR without messing up a website. One area where I think this might be somewhat "safe" (or safer) is using Web2.0 sites with decent quality content and dofollows.
Am I off the mark here or is this a known way to do what...
Had a backlink vendor trying to sell me on some article submission sites - what on earth am I looking at here?
Do these work for anything, I think his angle is that they will boost my DA/DR but I'm not even sure they would do that unless I'm missing something?
Are there any tools or extensions that allow you to check all these metrics simulatenously. Don't need anything detailed just want to know the raw metrics for sites Im analysing but all in one place.
Cheers
So im in an unusual boat that my on-page SEO is strong and I have a solid site that pulls in consistently growing traffic even in the current climate, I've no doubt I could scale this model endlessly long term. I am now wanting to sell link placements on my content to earn a bit of side income...
Any know of any decent courses on building up content sites specifically to sell backlinks? Better yet anyone up for doing some mentoring if they can prove they are actively earning from this model?
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