2 Backlinks in A single post?

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Hello,

I have 2 eCommerce store websites.

While doing link building and buying guest posts, can I give links to both websites in a single post? will it dilute link juice?
Or do I have to buy separate guest posts for website1 and separate guest posts for website2?

Which method is recommended for SEO & ranking?
 
It's preferable to have separate link sources for each site, especially if they're in the same broad niche. If you do plan to link to both from the same article, try and make it a list-type article and include links to other similar sites.
 
If you're buying links from geniune websites, it won't be such a problem,
It's pretty normal for a page to have more than a single link,
both websites will get juice & overall it will be more cost-effective,

if you're just too worried about, just mix things up,
add a set of unique links to each of the websites & get 2 links per guest post for 50%+- of the guest posts
 
Its preferable to create your own semantic on each site. but if your are in a quickwin situation, you can actually boost booth of your website like that but its not longterm
 
While doing link building and buying guest posts, can I give links to both websites in a single post? will it dilute link juice?
You can actually do that. But I won't recommend you do that for all your links else it'll be obvious you're buying your links and sending them the same set of sites.

If you're trying to maximize the fee you pay per guest post, I'll recommend you post two different posts on same website but negotiate a lower fee for each since you're acquiring more than one link from a particular site.

Remember to not link to all your sites from exactly the same sites it'll be obvious.

Finally, just two links on a page won't dilute the juice passed.
 
You can, but it really defeats its own purpose.

That's why SEO is so expensive because you want all the juice possible from each link being filter into your money site/ tier 1s.

If they're going elsewhere too, you're just leaving unnecessary footprints.
 
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You can do it but it might be best of interest to diversify your backlinks profile to avoid patterns and two links in a post won't have any impact
 
Yes, you can do it but my opinion is better you can place links to different guest post relevant to your niche. It will be effective and also you can good traffic as well.
 
Separate posts are best , focus on relevant content for each store websites.
 
Depending on if both sites compete in the same niche and are relevant, you might be able to do that.
 
both keywords on same post is okay , it would drive both the keywords the traffic over mate .
 
In my opinion, separate posts are the best, focus on relevant content and keyword.
 
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