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Hi,

I have 5 sites in the same niche, targeting the same group of keywords. Would it be wise to occasionally link to more than one of these sites per guest post?

I know if I do it constantly it'd be a footprint, but as the sites are in the same niche and the guest posts are about that niche I would think it wouldn't be the worst idea.

What do people think?

Thanks
 
You have 5 sites then focus the keywords in different variations and don't get post In same guest post for all of your websites

We cant assure you how the footprints will work after you link to the same guest post

Also as per your question don't add more than 1 of your sites in the same guest post because footprints can't assure how it works many of us are using like that but not much so use it in a meager percentage of links

So get unique guest post links for each site no common sites,
 
Hi,

I have 5 sites in the same niche, targeting the same group of keywords. Would it be wise to occasionally link to more than one of these sites per guest post?

I know if I do it constantly it'd be a footprint, but as the sites are in the same niche and the guest posts are about that niche I would think it wouldn't be the worst idea.

What do people think?

Thanks
Building many sites in the same niche targeting the same keywords is not a very wise idea. You'd be competing against yourself. If you don't have huge resources to boost all of them, you may end up starving some or all.

To your question, the more links that go out from a single page the lesser the link juice/authority passed to the recipients.

Never go past 2 links per guest posts, but as you rightly pointed out, linking to all your sites on every guest post may raise red flags. So, I'd say do it sparingly.
 
Linking to multiple sites in the same niche within a guest post can be effective, but do it sparingly to avoid creating a footprint. If it’s relevant and adds value to the content, it should be fine occasionally. Just make sure the links are natural and spread out across different posts to minimize risk.
 
Linking to multiple sites in the same guest post can be a good strategy if it's done occasionally and makes sense in the context. Just be careful not to overdo it, as search engines might pick up on it and view it as manipulative. Make sure each link is relevant and adds value to the content. Mixing up your approach by sometimes linking to just one site or to external sources can keep your strategy natural and effective.
 
Thank you for the replies and insights, much appreciated.
 
Occasionally linking to more than one of your sites per guest post can be effective if done thoughtfully and sparingly. Ensure each link is relevant and valuable to the readers and maintain a diverse link-building strategy to avoid creating a footprint.
 
To avoid footprint issues, use different keyword variations and unique guest posts for each of your five sites. Don’t link multiple sites to the same guest post. it's best to keep each link distinct to avoid potential problems.
 
Building many sites in the same niche targeting the same keywords is not a very wise idea. You'd be competing against yourself. If you don't have huge resources to boost all of them, you may end up starving some or all.

To your question, the more links that go out from a single page the lesser the link juice/authority passed to the recipients.

Never go past 2 links per guest posts, but as you rightly pointed out, linking to all your sites on every guest post may raise red flags. So, I'd say do it sparingly.

This is true OP

SEO cannablization and if the websites all hosted on the same IP block you can't even get the benefit.
 
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