Why would we give you our opinion of the best niche... because that would be the niche we're in. Someone who shares their successful niche is an idiot, anyone who shares any other niche isn't making money in that niche
From what I understand this sounds super dumb.
Are we talking about your own ppc advert? Your own website with ppc adverts or just random adverts?
If it's your own PPC advert, then you're paying for your bot to click the advert... which is stupid.
If it's your own website and you get money...
I think they need a new copywriter, so much fluff and lacks clarity. From what I understand, they seem to do a bit of everything. Data analysis, funding for technology firms, business consulting.
Depends what the goal is with the traffic. Reddit users aren't buyer traffic so I really wouldn't waste my time on that. For applications where you're driving traffic to sign up with your site, it's slightly better and the ease of getting the traffic makes it a worthwhile venture.
I gotta say...
I don't think you're understanding the aim of the game.
You see accounts following 100,000+ accounts and they're not banned. If twitter wanted to get rid of everyone who's behaviour showed this "underlying pattern" it would be more than easy to. Block all users with say more than 1500 followers...
I check 4 things:
- number of outbound links on the web page
- the anchor text, and what the webpage actually is.
- the PR (hasn't been updated in a while, but still hands down the best metric)
- whether it's nofollow or not
I've never been a fan of the metrics ahrefs majestic etc provide.
No, because chances are, you're sharing with hundreds (if not thousands) of other domains on the same server. Where you could get stung is if there is a really obvious footprint linking all your websites, but even then it's unlikely.
This myth that exact match anchor percentage being a reason for google penalizing your sites is stupid... It's probably more to do with your rubbish links than the anchor you used. Think about keywords that are trending where probably 90% of the anchor text for the backlinks are the same, do you...
It's not the aged domain that google likes, it's the aged backlinks as they show the domain is established. If there are no links, then from my experience, the aged domain offers negligible benefit (SEO wise) compared to a new domain. A new domain however offers you the freedom of picking the name.
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