Fiverr press release for new sites

The longer I stay on this forum I learn that even members who have been on here for years don't know shit about SEO.

Well you do not even know what method I am trying to use. I will let you know if i found a link from the site.
 
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Why did you bother to post this question?

It seems you do not really want our advice. You want us to tell you what you want to hear, so just tell us what you want to hear and we can close this thread.



If you read that this concerns itself with press release sites, not press releases.


I never said I won't follow your advice. I do not claim all press release sites are good. But this one looks like it is, as it has been improved after panda.

http://www.semrush.com/info/www.i-newswire.com?db=us
 
I wonder when it will be v3 for fiverr and it will turn out into something like seoclerk where money talks.
 
Dont waste your time. You should be using your PR for exposure not links, most of them are no follow now anyway.

Now if you DO have something that is newsworthy, then you have a chance that it goes viral, I suspect you do not based on what you have hinted at on this thread.

Use it for branding, not links and if you want to brand use a reputable service.
 
I do a press release gig on Fiverr, so I know of at least one PR gig there I think is good. :)

Press releases were never supposed to be, by themselves, useful or 'good' for SEO, but helpful as a means of giving an enterprise some 'newsy' exposure, be it online or offline. Once picked up by a reputable news service, it happens that Google gives it a higher presence for the keywords due to the authority of the news site upon which it appears.

If a PR is written that's good enough to be cited in Google news, or a service used by Google news, then you've got something. So it's probably simpler and more affordable to create a release that can be submitted to that kind of outlet in order to increase the exposure of a site.
 
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