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Farming comment count? What the f is this?

I don't think you guys understand the significance of this. They have been on top of the serp for keywords that generate thousands of dollars DAILY. They are competing about companies spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on backlinks and optimizing their websites for the exact same...

wow great insights thanks Big /S if it wasn't obvious.

Except this is not a low competition keyword. On the contrary "casino utan svensk licens" is one of the most competitive keywords in Sweden.

+ vouch, nice report and delivered it fast.

I'll even pledge to give you an update once all the content is written, with an update and review later on if you wish.

Let's try this .. Keyword/Nische: Batteries If too broad, car batteries :cool:

SEND ME THE LIST

can't get the welcome message to show either :D

You can probably make this happen in UIpath or any other RPA method by scraping each site, matching that with the writer and using a multiplier to get the total sum. That way you solve both problems at once :- )

Hi. I'm looking for a replacement to my current provider before opening up a new website where I will need about 45 articles (1-2k words per) done. Could you please provide me a sample related to internet marketing or similar before I place an order? I'd like to see the quality of writing...

Whats your question exactly?

I'm wondering this too, does anyone have case study or similar to show?

Copyscape, search engines. Try to reorder some phrases or part of phrases to figure out whether or not someone has already spun it!

I think the most important aspect, at least for me, is really knowing who you're writing too. On other words; who is reading your content? Only then will you able to convert :-)

Who is giving this guy thumbs up on his posts? You contribute nothing by not adding any contextual information to your "analysis" (which it really isn't). Blog comments will help you with a few things: 1.Relevant traffic (if manual and relevant) 2.Reduce bounce rates (because of #1)...

Might be hard to come across that suits you exactly if you are yet to figure out using the website that your third reply provided you (find words that start with "re" and end with "er". Otherwise you may consider dashes or alternative TLD's?

As many people already said here, the possibilities are endless. The spectrum literally ranged from 0-High number. We need more context though, whats your niche? target audience? and so forth.

The beauty of comments, given that they are user-generated, is that they add to your content-length and basically work for you. Without them you may find yourself updating your blogs manually more often.

Just gathering comments are we, heh? What a poor reply to someone that obviously has many questions. When done right "blackhat" EOS can absolutely help your company propell forward. It's all about in-housing much of the activity and keep track of your backlink profile.