My company, which I manage, has been doing very well lately. We have put a lot of effort into SEO over the past few years, but we appear to be stalling in competition rankings, probably because of a low DA (29) We rank for more than 2,000 keywords, have an on-site SEO score of 79, and publish excellent posts four times a month. Are you wondering how to obtain backlinks that are of a good caliber? Have you heard of businesses like FatJoe and are unsure if they are reputable?
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@RankRiserRenee Congratulations on the growing of your website!
Backlinks may be the cause of stagnant rankings.
Give priority to backlinks coming from reliable websites and stay away from FatJoe, as they have a negative reputation.
Here’s how to build backlinks naturally:
- Write guest posts for reputable websites in your industry.
- Join forces with other companies to share links.
- Obtain mentions in blogs and trade journals.
- Make sure your content is of such great caliber that people will want to link to it organically.
Wishing you luck!
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Just exercise caution when selecting your collaborators. Many will try to pitch you on link building, but since Google’s algorithm has evolved, the strategy has become much more complex. There’s undoubtedly a reason why it’s cheap.
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Your work is really admirable! Concentrate on building high-quality backlinks to raise ranks. FatJoe is a reliable source for building links. Continue your fantastic effort!
Quality is key @BacklinkBaronBill To get organic links, think about writing guest posts, collaborating with others, and producing quality content.
This you will be safe!
Yes, that is true @Amelia Google’s rules are tougher now, so cheap options may cause problems.
Quality matters more than ever.
It’s common for individuals to link back to your homepage even when directed to a specific page. Therefore, it’s advisable to request a link to the particular page of interest. This approach not only ensures more accurate referrals but also increases the chances of obtaining the link.
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I heard about FatJoe but never used it. I prefer to do link inserts, outreach, relevant directories, ‘HARO’ (aka Connectively) and guest posting)