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The answer is quite easy here - what Google cares about in this case is that your content is genuine, useful to your visitors and, yes, unique. Ask yourself - do all these topics need individual articles written for each of them? Or are you just looking for a way to cheat Google and save time on...

1. All Google vares about is that it's a relevant link from a non-spammy website. Also, Google does not really have any idea who you are friends with. 2. You can always disavow links you find threatening for your site. 3. This is unlikely, but it's always better to avoid placing links on spammy...

It may not play a determining role in your campaign and should not define your steps, but it's a pretty handy tool. Never hurts to double check a site you're going to get a link from.

This is not a great strategy. Rather than posting the same 5000 word article all over, try breaking it down into smaller articles with a bit of editing. Then just start posting new articles. Choosing quality over quantity is important when it comes to content.

Well, however good the site is, people and search engines have to know it exists to decide if it's great after all. First off, make sure your off-page is well taken care of, make sure you've got your sitemap right, all tags in place, etc. It should be easily navigated and recognized by search...

The best solution is content. Regular, original, optimized content. Don't forget the priority is making sure the visitors can get their way around the content, so keep your website's structure intact. Quick tip: use search suggestions to find related keywords and update your content on the go.

18 articles is not that many. Focus on creating content, but don't just make 500 words articles every half an hour. It's better to have a couple thousand words good original articles posted on a regular basis. Give your links a look as well, are they mostly PBNs? Try getting some real links and...

Well, 2 months is not at all long, if we are talking SEO. First of all, you should slow down with link building, cause it seems like you are getting ahead of yourself and that's not likely to look organic to Google. Second of all, try using less PBNs. It will be more effective to get less links...

It is important to understand that internal linking allows you to control the link juice and point the search engines’ crawlers to where you want them. Therefore, it is necessary to work on the website’s structure, breadcrumbs, sitewide links and contextual links, etc. The internal linking...

The generally accepted ratio is 50/50. Although, it would make sense to tilt in favour of the homepage, when starting out your campaign. Good luck!

First off, make sure you've got the website's structure right, so that once you try to get Google to notice you, it will be able to make out what you're all about. Then, of course, content - regular and unique. It also helps to update it from time to time according to the clues from your keyword...

It is pretty early to be expecting results at the moment. People generally don’t even tend to start optimizing their websites before they are about half a year old. What you should do is make sure that the structure of the website is taken care of well. This way you will be sure that once SE get...

The answer is always quality over quantity. However, we should take note that everyone’s opportunities are different, so the key seems to be staying in the middle. I agree with people replying above - there is no point posting dozens of articles no one would want to read just for the sake of...

Hi, the proven way to increase your DA is getting backlinks on websites with higher DA than yours. Make sure that you don’t overreach however. If your DA is, let’s say, 20 and you will go buying DA 80 links, it will not look organic at all.

Are you sure your on-page is all covered? Have you got your sitemap set up? Are all the tags where they are supposed to be? If you missed some parts of SEO, your problem here might be a simple fact that Google is not able to index your website properly at all.

Hi, when it comes to anchor texts, you should make sure you distribute them according to a certain ratio. About 50% of your links should be placed with the branded keyword, but the rest should be naked URLs, some other keywords you have and definitely some generic anchor texts like "find out...

It is perfectly OK, if only the article is relevant to your website. This is quite common for websites that cover news as they have all sorts of niches represented in their blogs and all of the links placed there look just fine.

The price depends on many factors. You can get a link on a DA 40 website for about $30-70, if it is a regular website that has a blog section that gets a few thousands of monthly traffic. If we are talking about a website with that same DA level, but a couple dozen thousands more traffic, the...

When starting out, it’s really hard to get organic backlinks. So what I would suggest is buy a few links here and there, you’ll definitely find many great services for that here at BHW. To save on the process, you might want to look into crowd marketing, have people mention you here and there.

So glad someone is saying this! At work I come across so many people who are only getting started in SEO and they are all terrified of Google penalties that they end up taking no action at all. At the end of the day, we have to keep it real, you won’t get far without buying some links and posts...