How to make your profile backlinks look natural :)?

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Just wondering how you guys are doing it :)? Very interested. Want to learn more ;)!

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The question is, what does natural mean? In google's mind natural means what the top sites on page 1 are doing; the reason is simply if they are on page 1, then google trusts them and believe their link profile to be so-called "natural"; like a chicken and egg situation.

So what SEOs do or should do is look at the top ranking sites for whatever niche, and see what kind of link profile they have. And mimic that.

In general, the common answer is diversity, because it looks less suspicious to google. If you have PBN, press releases, guest posts, infographics, blog comments, citations, and other kinds of links, you are "covered", less at risk. But if you have 80% of only the same kind of links, this may trigger a red flag in google's AI (I say may because link diversity is debatable to some extent, but just to be on the safe side, diversify).
 
In general, the common answer is diversity, because it looks less suspicious to google. If you have PBN, press releases, guest posts, infographics, blog comments, citations, and other kinds of links, you are "covered", less at risk. But if you have 80% of only the same kind of links, this may trigger a red flag in google's AI (I say may because link diversity is debatable to some extent, but just to be on the safe side, diversify).

How can I classify press releases, guest posts, infographics, blog comments, citations, and other kinds of links? Does any tool help that, GSA Platform Identifier?
I use ahrefs to export my competitor's backlinks so I have about 1000, 2000 sites.
I'm new in this area.
 
How can I classify press releases, guest posts, infographics, blog comments, citations, and other kinds of links? Does any tool help that, GSA Platform Identifier?
I use ahrefs to export my competitor's backlinks so I have about 1000, 2000 sites.
We classify link types manually (press releases, guest posts, infographics, blog comments, citations, and other kinds of links); I am sure a tool can do it too, but I have not yet see one that is very accurate, but I am happy to hear about it of someone knows one.
 
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