linkedin parasite seo boosted with "topical authority"

My experiement:
i used an old LinkedIn account with 400+ connections, which had many pulse articles about seo and digital marketing.
I created 4 posts. 2 with local keywords like top realtor in Munich and "best cleaning firm [city], one about hair transplantation, and one about "best funnel software builder.".
All posts are powered up by the same PBNs as Tier 2.

Results: the local ones performed pretty well, with positions 2 and 5 relatively stable now. The "best funnel builder software" post has stuck on position 1 now for weeks. The others rank anywhere in the 40s.
I found it quite interesting.
My thesis now is: Is there a topical authority boost when using LinkedIn Pulse? Does Google consider something like that?
It could be a coincidence that a digital marketing profile on LinkedIn outperforms a pulse article on other established marketing blogs.


What, guys, do you think?

Nice. i also like experiments

Pulse might be one of the most underrated parasite platforms, especially talking german market.

definetely topic-dependant, as you see the different parasite platforms (linkedin, medium, quora, GuteFrage,net,...) with individual ranking advantages in different niches.

Especially on the german seo playground a very interesting area. tho its nothing new, i see parasite seo now starting to grow more and more, especially in the gambling, and other ymyl-niches

pulse definetly gives you autority boost. you can rank good content on linkedin pulse in MINUTES

New thing here 2024, especially in tech: more and more us sites in the .de results.

this is the biggest parasite seo difficulty for me this year

LinkedIn is a powerful platform for professionals to network, share content, and showcase their expertise. With the rise of "parasite SEO," where websites leverage the authority of larger sites to boost their own rankings, LinkedIn has become a valuable tool for boosting search engine visibility.

Linkedin can do wonders. I have seen many using it as a parasite.