Ravi Davda
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Hey all, what's the minimum CF and TF values you should look for when Guest Posting?
Why?
Why?
CF and TF: minimum you should look for when Guest Posting
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Saurabh Bansal
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I look at the following
DA - Moz
DR - Ahrefs
Current traffic if any - SimilarWeb can tell you that. Is the site driving any organic traffic?
Is the blog/site regularly updated?
Is the content of the blog/site original?
I also check if the existing posts of the site are not too promotional.
I also try to see if this blog is not created ONLY to provide backlinks
DA - Moz
DR - Ahrefs
Current traffic if any - SimilarWeb can tell you that. Is the site driving any organic traffic?
Is the blog/site regularly updated?
Is the content of the blog/site original?
I also check if the existing posts of the site are not too promotional.
I also try to see if this blog is not created ONLY to provide backlinks
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Ravi Davda
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Wow, thanks for this, didn't know this.
So when looking at GP opportunities, look at DA, DR, and number and quality of RDs?
Dave beat me to that link, but Tom knows about SEO and explains it well there.
Guestposts you need to look at DR or DA of the site, RD too.
If you're looking for more than just to backlink, traffic is important.
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10 DR, 100 RD, 1k traffic (Ahtefs). Good baseline to start with. Then look for what exactly the website is ranking and how many pages are ranking. I like websites that have many ranking pages, ideally for things in the niche I am looking to get link from, or at least somehow related.
Mr. EliteSeo
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If you're buying guest post, make sure it has organic traffic. Next to it you can look for referring domains.
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Even I was about to paste that link lol, yeah look for Rds and what type of Rds are there that’s the most useful factor