[METHOD] Jealous Link Building

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The idea is pretty simple:
Before reaching out to your prospect list, research who their competitors are. You can do this by searching for “brand + alternative” or “brand competitors.” You can also look in Ahrefs competing sites (though they might not always consider these direct competitors).

After you have a list of their competitors, check out their top page in Ahrefs or if you don’t have Ahrefs, look at the competitors' popular posts in their blog sidebar or footer.
So what’s the idea? You reach out to the site saying that their competitor has an article on “X” that they don’t and that you can write one that’s better for them.

Hence, the Jealous link-building strategy.
...get their interest by telling them that you can outrank their competitor with a blog they don’t yet have. Heck, if you have a secondary site, you can sweeten the deal by linking to that post.
 
I saw that post to in my email .. ;-) Good one.
 
This got shared on bhw sooooooooo many years ago, its where I first learnt of it! Forget these rehashed newsletters ya'll are reading ;)
 
This got shared on bhw sooooooooo many years ago, its where I first learnt of it! Forget these rehashed newsletters ya'll are reading ;)
Lol, I thought it has never been shared before :D
 
Nice share, the site and the method, subscribing to it using yahoo mail (avoiding google for seo communication).

This got shared on bhw sooooooooo many years ago, its where I first learnt of it! Forget these rehashed newsletters ya'll are reading ;)
So Steve is sharing methods from bhw and making money?
 
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good idea! but what if you then contact their competitor again and say "your competitor just had a better article "X" than your article "X"...
 
You must have never been spammed for guest posts before... :o :rolleyes:
 
good idea! but what if you then contact their competitor again and say "your competitor just had a better article "X" than your article "X"...

That's what I actually do sometimes. I offer them through optimized their content but we actually build
links to it.
 
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