Search engine optimization is a great way to make money online. There are so many ways to achieve success using SEO alone. This is probably why so many internet marketers claim to know exactly how to rank their site #1 on Google. But wait! If they really know the secret of internet marketing and this solution is only $50, do you really think they would sell their service on freelance sites? Personally, if I knew how to rank in search engines for $50, I’d be spending all day creating new websites and ranking them on Google. I wouldn’t bother trying to sell this secret method to others, certainly not for $50. In reality, SEO costs more in the range of $2,000 to $10,000 depending on the niche you are in. So don’t bother buying backlinks from so called gurus, it will only get your web pages banned from search results. With new algorithm updates from Google and Bing, it’s harder to rank if you’re buying backlinks. Even expensive backlinks can now be flagged by search engines. Once they know you’re buying their links, say goodbye to your position, your web pages will simply disappear from the results. So is there a new method to rank websites? Yes, and I’ll explain exactly how it’s done. I have seen multi-billion dollar companies use this technique to rank on Google and Bing. The best part of this SEO method is that it is free. This is perfect because Google will ban your site if you buy backlinks.
So how do you rank at No. #1 FREE?
In the dawn of the internet, SEO used to be about getting the most links pointing to your site. Marketers would submit your site to directories, submit massive articles with links to thousands of websites. They would post blog comments with software on countless blogs and created tons of web 2.0 social backlinks. Today, I can’t stress this enough, these outdated techniques don’t work, they will hurt your SEO efforts and get you banned from search engines. The solution is to adopt a mindset that focuses on making your site truly stand out. You want real backlinks that drive traffic and brand recognition. And no, I’m not talking about contacting your competitors and politely asking them to post your backlinks on their website. The solution is to spread the word about your brand or product.
So where should my links come from?
Write on real blogs, news and article sites. She must take the time to write about her product and her niche. Demonstrate your expertise on the subject. These sites crave real content. A single blog post can make more money than you think. Some blogs pay bloggers and marketers hundreds per post, and you get a backlink to your site in the process. Don’t worry about not being the best writer out there. Most people just want professional advice, they don’t care if you have a Ph.D. in literature, they just want to “learn how to fix my computer” or “learn to play guitar”. Your opinion and experience are worth more than you think.
Where can I find the right blog or news site to post on?
You should take the time to research the source of your backlink. Search for the terms “Blogs that accept guest posts” in Google. When searching for potential blogs, be sure to check the domain authority of the blog you’re posting on. Read some posts on that blog to see if the content is genuine, some blogs use auto generated content and search engines don’t like that, this type of content usually doesn’t even make sense so it’s easy to spot. Check the number of links pointing to other websites. If you see a lot of outbound links, don’t bother posting on that blog.
I’m not good at writing, can I buy blog posts?
Yes, but be careful! The only place I completely trust to buy blog posts is Adsy. All of their blogs are legitimate and do not use PBN. The items they provide are real and unique. Blogs have high DA and PA. To ensure you get quality backlinks, don’t buy the entire process as a service. Do not buy packages that say 50 PBN backlinks for $10. Since you can’t really tell where these links come from, I strongly advise against buying this type of product. If you are not using Adsy, you should outsource the article writing. Then check the quality of the article, run it through a duplicate content checker to see if it already exists on the internet. If it already exists, it won’t be indexed, so it has no value. Take your time, do some research, find blogs that have real readers. And then submit your articles to a real audience. Only then will your backlinks be worth the time and effort.
How many links should I get?
The number of links varies depending on the niche you are in. The general rule of thumb is to release one article per week. And from there, it’s not really about how many backlinks, but how long it will take. It usually takes a few months for blogs to rank in a low-competition category. You can increase the number of posts you write each week to rank faster, but remember to post regularly to distribute indexing evenly. You don’t want to get 100 backlinks a week and then nothing for a month, that would be a red flag for search engine bots. Remember that a quality link from a real blog or news site is priceless. I have seen websites with five quality links ranked before other sites that have thousands of domains pointing.
Bottom line, Google and Bing now rank for content, not keywords. Your site must have great content and the sites you link to as well. Write about your niche, showcase your expertise, and you’ll be rewarded with a #1 search engine ranking.
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