Should I boost Guestposts with GSA? Bad or Good idea?

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I'm thinking of boosting the guestpost I buy with a blast of GSA, like I already do with my 2.0 blog posts. Yet, I wonder if I will explode them and make me lose my investment.

Anyone tried and willing to share his experience before I learn the hard way?
 
I'm thinking of boosting the guestpost I buy with a blast of GSA, like I already do with my 2.0 blog posts. Yet, I wonder if I will explode them and make me lose my investment.

Anyone tried and willing to share his experience before I learn the hard way?
If i sell you a guest post, and notice that you blasted my webite ill prob remov the link and blast you to hell. Othar than that, you might hit tha fan and lose it all.
 
Uhm... NO!

If you want to send some decent PBN, web 2.0 or other decent backlinks, go a head. But the key is only a few and decent quality. Never blast any of your tier 1 with GSA and never a guest post.
 
If i sell you a guest post, and notice that you blasted my webite ill prob remov the link and blast you to hell. Othar than that, you might hit tha fan and lose it all.

Good point
 
Uhm... NO!

If you want to send some decent PBN, web 2.0 or other decent backlinks, go a head. But the key is only a few and decent quality. Never blast any of your tier 1 with GSA and never a guest post.
Blasting is okey (10-30 links wont hurt you, but 10000 will)
 
ehhh i mean in all honesty, you could probably get away with it and get a slight boost if you use naked anchors and the site is a high authority site.

shit like this actually works if the site is big.

I woudnt though
 
People ask this question every week it seems.

Don't do it. It's extremely impolite, you can f up their site (making your investment worthless). Most blogs accepting guest posts are real sites, so treat them like you would treat your own sites.
 
It's worry that people still think this is ok to do. It's a sure fire way to fuck over the site owner.
 
That will affect the rankings of the site on which you are posting the guest post.
 
I'll send blog 2.0 posts links, themselves blasted. That way it will works wonders.
 
Why you want to build links to your guest posts? Build quality links only if they are of low quality or have less authority.
 
Why you want to build links to your guest posts? Build quality links only if they are of low quality or have less authority.
I was thinking I could give a good boost to make a difference by outbounding to them with my existing blogs 2.0, which I build to 50 PA. Yet I was told by an SEO teacher to not do that, and the only reason I can see is because it would show too much footprints to my MS
 
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