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Never go to the biggest one, are a lot of good providers, best thing before ordering a hosting service make a list of what you need from that service.

Thanks for the pretty informative advice!

I think this one makes sense. A lot of not so famous tlds might cause people to doubt the site. Sometimes, not even bother click or visiting them.

You can try to use social media and forums that have the audience you need. It might be time consuming but if you got in the right group or forum, then you won't have any problem making traffic from the locations you've mentioned.

Well, that's a security risk you got there. Creating copies of your account provides other people more chances to access them. Also, you'll be causing confusion if it's personal account, even if you're not famous. People might think your duplicate accounts are posers. Well, those are just some...

I agree, you can create the same one with a different email address. Just stay away from those types of people.

Thanks for this one!

Nice tip you got there! Thanks!

Great tut you got there mate!

Well, if it worked for you the first time, then why not revert it back again to "comeback" to top 3? If it's just link position in description. then I think it doesn't matter where it was before as long as you're hitting a high rank?

I agree with the @ContentWriter, also. You have free access to shopify for a couple of days before you decide on buying it's services.

I suggest you build more audience on your specific niches and maybe create a blog where you can redirect the traffic from your IG accounts. Of course, you'll need to redirect your audience to the relevant content where they will most likely click on to! Don't forget to add ads on your blogs.

Well, if that's what you need. Then google is your best friend. Lots of content and images for you to check. Also, lots of sites to choose from that will match your taste.

I had mine under My business and verified it. Google sent over snail mail to my location (the one where I pinned my location) and typed on the code that was in the letter. A couple of minutes later, I had data of my business on the side of google.

I guess all the mentioned methods still work, it's just that their traction differs now. As most mentioned, blog commenting and guest posting have the most traction if done right or is most efficient.

Should not be providing access details to some site in public. Whether the account details are legit or not. It's more of making a mess of your site rather than improving it.

Instead of the generic machine generated jpg name. You can change the name of that image relevant to your topic/content where the image is located. Make sure you fill up the alt text and title as well.

You might want to change the content on one page to make both pages unique and that Google won't count them both as duplicate.

You can try to hire a freelancer which will help you get the job done. Tracking down these sites won't be too hard for the right people at a pretty decent price. That is your last resort if you could not find the resources you need posted here.

You need to send over an image of your passport or any government Id plus proof of address (bank statements or utility bills) then they will increase/remove your limit. I verified mine after a few hrs after supplying my passport and utility bills image.