[GUIDE] Get Another DR91 Do-Follow Link from vercel.app

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Requirement:
1. Github account
2. Vercel account
3. Your content inside index.html, style.css & javascript (if any)

1. Push your content to Github repository. If you don't know how watch this until minute 2:20
2. Open your vercel account dashboard. Click Add New > Project
3. Connect your github account. Follow the step from vercel
4. Find your repository then click Import
5. Ignore all the setting field. Just click Deploy

Congrats, now you have DR91 do follow link
 
Let me know if you love this. I have 8 more links willing to share lol
hello potah, how you index them. i have created approx 8 links but they are not getting indexed even after building some tier 2 links.
 
Thank you for sharing the link. I will give it a try.
 
Thanks for this. Will monitor.

Side note, didn't realise how convenient Vercel was, now have laid the groundwork for a new site with very little actual effort and no cost. Instead of linking to a pre-existing GH repo, I used one of their templates to create a new one. NB: you can link to a custom domain which obviously is unlikely to be DR91 but doesn't seem to erase the one hosted on their servers either.
 
Hello all. I wrote some PHP code you can add to your functions.php with ChatGPT that would be useful for SEO. I uploaded it to a new GitHub account as a text file with a readme and a description. Then I did the Vercel account and pulled my github into that account. I did not do an index.html as I was cautious about what what imRenjie said. I have left it for a couple of days. If I do an index.html now with my link in it and upload that to GitHub, will that work? Are you saying my HTML code will actually execute on the vercel.com domain name? If I do an index.html I am assuming it should be about my code mainly and by link should be very subtle at the bottom of the HTML?
 
Cool, but why Vercel over, say, Netlify or even just GitHub Pages? Seems like overkill for simple HTML/CSS/JS, right?
 
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