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Content alone is like an empty store, add in links i.e products to start selling.

AI search is like the calculator for information retrieval. But calculators still need reliable inputs, and that’s our blogs and content.

Skyscraper and PR links are still working for me. I never pay for any of the links.

Google Trends is goldmine

You can also try Zoho Mail or Proton Mail

Your domain name doesn't have to exactly match your brand name. It's totally okay if your brand is “Jessi Tea Shop” and your domain is teashopbangladesh.com

Use KW planner, google trends, tiktok, youtube etc to find trendin topics and use them in your website.

Figma is where most of my ideas take shape. Deep thoughts and long stares.

WP still powers more than 40% of the web but nowadays revolutions have never felt more unsettling

DR/DA are vague, made up terms, I'd go with organic traffic but that also depends on the niche. 20k visitors on a finance niche is more valuable than 100k visitors on a baby names blog

It's a bit early but start with niche edits, move to guest posts, and gradually when you've built some authority, start with editorial links in the media. Backlinks are important to start ranking.

Design logos (use Canva). If you have a phone camera or Canva access, upload photos to Shutterstock or Adobe Stock. Sell Canva templates or Instagram story packs Or you can do simple data entry

Articles that rank well are no longer just about word count, it's enough if they answer the user's questions.

Black/Grey Hat tricks may give short-term boosts but they often crash with the next algorithm update. White Hat SEO builds long-term, compounding value.

Google Search Console of course

Wish I had known that internal linking is SEO jet fuel. One solid internal link from a powerful page can sometimes outperform 5 weak backlinks

do you have $7? use your imagination on MidJourney, create thousands of AI generated images and sell them for $2 on Etsy. if you don't have $7, use ChatGPT to create a google chrome extension and find a way to monetize it.

yes publishing high-quality LinkedIn articles with relevant affiliate links (tools, courses, software) still works, of course only if the content is genuinely helpful.

Getting journalists to cover product reviews organically is tough, unless it's a sponsored post. For a journalist to feature your product without payment, they need to see genuine value for their audience. That means your product must be exceptionally relevant or newsworthy. Maybe it's easier...

I've seen lots of casino websites investing heavily on PR links