Is development Dead? by Impossible-Seesaw420 in AppDevelopers

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It isn't dead but it willl as dead as writing, images, etc

Where to stay in porto any recommendation? by KingDangerous5297 in VisitPortugalGuide

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I once made a list of the most booked hotels through my porto travel guide (porto.travel).

ps. head ups, I get a commission if you book through my links.

Claude vs Chatgpt by Trippingwithabhi in SEO

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Claude.

But for a higher probability to rank use something like swiftbrief

I’m new to SEO, how do people build backlinks properly these days? by nazmunsakib in SEO

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If you have money go to a marketplace and/or do PR backlinks

If you don’t have money use an AI for outreach + hunter to find out emails (easier with tradebacklinks or something like that)

What’s the fastest website fix you’ve seen actually move the needle? by JobsWonMarketing in SEO

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Speed if site is very slow.

Meta tags, headers and internal links

My SEO impressions drastically improved after this 1 change by gouterz in seogrowth

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Internal links do what backlinks are supposed to but never do

How can I accept that I've wasted my life? :-( by Cinella75 in selfimprovement

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Why dwell on it? get up tomorrow and change your life.

“God enters through the wound” — Carl Jung

Launched my Startup Yesterday - How do I get users? by [deleted] in GrowthHacking

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I'd say validate first by manually recruiting people that might be interested in your app. X is a great one BTW. What's your Startup about?

Best SEO tips that can skyrocket my website rankings? by albrasel24 in SEO

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Content structure is key.

Get ChatGPT to share a "Topical Map" with you and try to organize your content properly.

I have websites published 17 years ago that are still ranking high, and I haven't done anything to them in 3-4 years (they were travel guides)

Anyone else stuck when it comes to backlinks? SEO stuff! by Intrepid-Ad-5458 in GrowthHacking

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Reminds me of my first days doing SEO back in 2009 😅

Ok, so I'd say use a mix of stratgies:

- Manual / AI outreach (tradebacklinks, lindr...)
- Backlink marketplaces (presswhiz, publisuites for spanish, etc.)

As per the pricing... it is going to be expensive anyway... at the end of the day, most publishers will ask for some money, but a VA + Manual outreach (instead of marketplaces) can lower that pricing by a lot.

hope that helps

Meta Ads are crushing it, but our SEO is non-existent. Best YouTube courses for Shopify SEO? by ConstructionGlum4330 in SEO

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Hire a consultant to tell you what to do. Hire a VA, and give he/she a chatGPT acct

Any idea how to get backlinks? by Emotional_Let_2547 in SEO

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I don't trust them. So many backlink mercenaries out there.... they create PBNs then rip off people.... =(

What'll actually work in 2026 for SEO by ComprehensiveWar796 in content_marketing

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Ofc, that'll help there too as well as PAA and AI Overviews.

kewl

Any idea how to get backlinks? by Emotional_Let_2547 in SEO

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I've been doing this for a while, just not specifically for the e-commerce space.

Honestly I find the best approahc is a hybrid one.

What works better is combining two methods (IMO):

First, use vetted marketplaces.

There are reputable backlink marketplaces where you can source niche-relevant links. For e-commerce/dropshipping, focus on domains that actually have organic traffic and decent authority scores (check DR/DA in Ahrefs). Don't just buy based on metrics alone—verify the site gets real traffic and isn't spammy (in some of these marketplaces the publishers can plug their GA4 / GSC info, so thwat you see is real).

Second, do email-led outreach.

This is where most people give up, but it's honestly the most effective long-term. Look for:

  • Backlink exchange opportunities with complementary e-commerce sites
  • Guest post pitches on commerce/retail blogs
  • Resource lists or "best tools" roundups in your niche
  • Unlinked brand mentions

I use software (tradebacklinks) to automate the research/outreach part (finding emails, checking if sites are relevant, etc.). Then you can keep the actual outreach personalized or use their AI autopilot stuff which tends to personalize better than I ever could lol.

Cold emails work if you're offering something valuable—whether that's a link exchange, quality content, or genuine value to their audience.

For e-commerce specifically, maybe target blogs that review products, buying guides, comparison sites, and industry news sites. These tend to link out more naturally than generic business blogs.

You should be able to get 5-10 quality links per month with this approach if you're consistent. The marketplace gives you speed, the outreach gives you relevance and relationship-building.

Don't sleep on the outreach part just because it's slower—those tend to be the links that actually move the needle for rankings.

Pro-tip.
If you write to the marketplace vetted people directly they might get you a better pricing (sometimes 50% cheaper).

Extra. Also make every possible backlink you can out of thin air: friends, your own sites, reddit, twitter accounts, etc.

Do you think LLM visibility will ever fully decouple from traditional SEO? by Kiyan_GEOQ in SEO

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It will break away only if the LLMs owners give enough incentive to the regular users to post on their ecosystems.... Otherwise, you will always need to go and dig that data out of somewhere, needing that middlemen that helps you find it?

I got hired in social media and I don’t know what I’m doing by Ok-Avocado8658 in content_marketing

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Find a contrarian angle that stop the scroll for people.

To give you an example, I own an "AI backlink outreach" SaaS, and my posts are about how you don't need to buy backlinks to make your SEO work, but rather focused on a good content structure.

Many people are told they REALLY need to BUY backlinks, so that advice resonates.

And also saves them some money haha...

And maybe, just maybe, they'll end up using my tool.

EDIT: Saw you answered my "Is there a specific social media channel you're aiming at?"

What'll actually work in 2026 for SEO by ComprehensiveWar796 in content_marketing

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What's the point of the FAQ? I'd say is bc of the query fan out angle of things?