How to rank subreddit or its post?

hitthefloor

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Long story short: Found a keyword, comp score is 39 on keysearch.co

Instead of building a website and loading shit tons of cash on seo services, I want to firstly rank the same keyword + reddit just to see if this would convert, but the question, how?

Keyword + reddit has 10x less volume, but the competition is 10x less too, what do you think?

 

Degen

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Share your subreddit in other subs.
And just grow manually.

 

Geasy

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The answer is you will still need SEO (especially backlinks).

Just check how other subreddits are ranking on Google

 

hitthefloor

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Geasy said:

The answer is you will still need SEO (especially backlinks).

Just check how other subreddits are ranking on Google

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For sure it will need some SEO, but the competition is nearly none, their subreddits and it posts has ~15 backlinks

Whats the best strategy to appear on #1? Backlinks on subreddit or its post?

Does subreddit subs affect rank in Google?
(Prob not huh?)

Is it worth going with pbn?

 

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AccidentalDarthVaddy

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What the other guy said, by crossposting ur subreddits content you're essentially planting backlinks to your area in high traffic areas.

 

drilonnn

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From my experience google ranks reddit pages based on the engagement of the post (comments and upvotes), but you can try and send some cheap pbn links to it and see where it gets you.