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[Joozed]

One way to get your APnews.com backlink with me is to sign up for the Monthly Mix. You'll get an APnews.com press release and 3 additional niche-relevant backlinks for Month 1 of the package.

That naturally led to some people asking "What happens in the other months?". And the answer is simple: you get more Premium Guest Posts. The Monthly Mix includes at least 1 niche-relevant DA50+ guest post every month.

We won't just push lame sites on you either. You will get options to choose from for the guest posts. And if you don't like what you see, you can ask for different sites.

 

[alvincrows]

sample and discount

 

[Jaxcone84]

Hi mate, thanks for detail explanation

 

[Joozed]

Sample and discounts sent!

Hi mate, thanks for detail explanation

No worries! Let me know if you have any questions about the service

 

[Newton Isaac]

samples

 

[SEO_Alchemy]

samples please of dof0llow ap news link placement + the types of guest posts you can provide in the monthly subscribtion. thanks.

 

[SEO_Alchemy]

If you have a discount code, I'd love to get one also. thanks

 

[SilverSultan]

I'm interested in all in one plan for sure, any discounts for that or other services?

 

[Joozed]

Samples and discount codes sent!

 

[Joozed]

If you’ve been wondering about those “additional links” that are included with the Monthly Mix, here’s how it works.

Let’s say you decided to get your APnews.com placement with the monthly mix for $399 a month. That will get you the Monthly Mix Basic tier, which means you’ll get 3 additional niche-relevant backlinks with the package, on top of the press release.

Those additional links are chosen from our list of link building services. This one:

Of the list above, only slideshow links, local links, and eCommerce links are not included with the Monthly Mix. Everything will be used to build links to your site sooner or later as part of the package.

Our focus is on link quality and diversity. We’ll make sure all links are always built with high-quality and niche-relevant content. If you’d like to see samples from those additional links, just let me know!

 

[Joozed]

One question that often comes up is "What will get included in the press release?" Who decides what facts and services to mention in the content?

Well, each project is a little different. But as a general rule, our content team will get all the main facts about a company from its website, and try to produce a press release that goes over the company's services, history, main selling points, and whatever other piece of positive information is featured prominently on the company's homepage

Once the press release is ready, you'll get to review it before it gets published. Which is a perfect opportunity to ask for corrections or additions to the press release.

If you have a specific talking point or list of talking points you'd like our team to go over, we can accommodate those too. After you pay for your order, you'll be prompted to additional information on our client dashboard. One of the fields you can fill out there is "content creation instructions".

There you can include everything from short instructions to Google Docs links with talking points. You can even give us a link to a press release we should use as a base for yours.

That option is also available for the Monthly Mix, by the way. If you’d like us to mention that your company offers free consultations as often as possible on Monthly Mix content, we can make that happen. Just add it to your content instructions.

 

[jaidee]

Could you please send a sample and discount code/coupon?

 

[Joozed]

Samples and discount code sent!

 

[Joozed]

One thing I always like to remind clients is that you own the content from your APnews.com press release. That means you're free to re-use it -- publish it on your site, put it on social media, whatever you want. You can even get it published on other news websites.

The whole point of press releases is that they're made to be... well, released. Distributed. If you have something big to announce, getting that press release on as many new sites as possible is not a bad idea. And it can be a good way to get powerful backlinks as well.

Many of the news websites on our site list accept press releases, including Yahoo.com, Bloomberg.com, and pr.Newsmax.com. We also have a Press Links service that can get your press release on 10 different websites.

 

[Joozed]

Another interesting question that often comes up relates to the links. What sort of links can be included in a press release? Can you include links to third-party websites as sources?

If you read my previous comment about multiple links on APnews.com you may have already guessed this. But let me make it clear: you can include a link to any page on your website. And yes, third-party links are allowed, within reason.

You can ask us to publish a press release with a link to your home page. Or a link to a sales page on your website. Or a link to one of your blog posts. We can even include just a link to your contact page. All of those work just fine.

As for third-party websites, as long as the links are to informative pages relevant to the topic of the press releases, it should be fine. Although as mentioned before, our money-back guarantee does not cover multiple links. We only guarantee one link per placement.

One way to use multiple links is to build Tier 2 links to other guest posts and press releases you’ve obtained in the past. Those can be very powerful, so powerful in fact that we’ve recently made Tier 2 links a part of our Monthly Mix package.

 

[Joozed]

You may be wondering how our content team decides what to include in the press release. Can they really give an accurate overview of your company and its services without interviewing any members of your team?

The simple answer is yes, they can usually do it just fine. If you did your job right when setting up your website, then all of the information our writers need to write the press release should be easy to find there. Typically all our writers need to get going is basic info regarding your company's history and what it does.

Of course, sometimes websites are light on useful information. And even the information that is there can be misinterpreted by one of our writers. This is one of the reasons why we always ask clients to review the press release before it gets published. This gives you a chance to catch any errors our team has made. It is also a chance to ask us to talk more about topics you find important.

 

[Joozed]

Someone asked me about anchor texts for Apnews.com placements recently. There are many websites today that ban the use of exact-match anchor texts on guest posts and paid placements. As you may be aware, this is due to the perception that exact-match anchors are toxic and bad for SEO.

There is certainly plenty of data out there to back up that claim. This is why by default, we do not use exact-match anchors on any of our placements or as part of the Monthly Mix package. However, we will use these anchors when the client asks for them specifically. And when the site hosting the backlink allows that type of anchor.

In the case of APnews.com, it is one of the sites that accept exact-match anchors. At least at the moment. Many of the sites we work with have been banning exact match anchors lately; I wouldn’t be surprised if APnews.com decides to do the same this year.

 

[Joozed]

Want to handle writing your Apnews.com press release in-house? Well, I now have a content creation guide you can reference to smooth out that process.

My team has recently published a guide on how to submit a press release to Yahoo.com. Most of it is not relevant to Apnews.com, except for "Step #3 – Writing a Yahoo News Press Release". Why? Because our content team uses the exact same guidelines to write Apnews.com press releases.

This means that your content team can follow the instructions outlined in that step to produce the press release. The final product should have a pretty good chance of being published without issues.

 

[Joozed]

I want to make clear that Apnews.com is not the only site on our list that accepts press releases. If you already have an Apnews.com backlink — or if you want to distribute a press release to several sites at once — we have over a dozen other options available.

Here are some of the news sites on our list that accept branded press releases.

Yahoo.com/news (DA93)
Marketwatch.com (DA92)
Dailyrecord.co.uk (DA86)
Colombia.com (DA82)
VeteransToday.com (DA79)
blog.Tdg.ch (DA78)
MenaFN.com (DA78)
Deadlinenews.co.uk (DA75)
Signalscv.com (DA75)
Sfweekly.com (DA74)
TGDaily.com (DA71)
Hngn.com (DA69)
AugustaFreePress.com (DA68)

Most of these are also available as part of our Monthly Mix package. If you'd like to receive more links from news websites, just tell your campaign manager that you're looking for that type of link when you sign up for the package.

 

[Joozed]

I get questions related to "sensitive" topics every so often. You may be wondering if you can use our services to build links to sites related to gambling, the adult industry, CBD, or some other sensitive topic. And the answer is yes, but there are limitations.

Many sites have restrictions on sensitive topics. And to make matters worse, webmasters often change those restrictions without warning us. I personally helped half a dozen CBD companies publish press releases on Apnews.com before they suddenly banned the topic, for example.

If you're looking to build links to a sensitive topic, whether it be on APnews.com, as part of a Monthly Mix package, or with any other of our services, get in touch. I can reach out to the webmasters of the sites you're interested in to make sure the link will be accepted.