Linda Buquet
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I don't deal with or even look at backlinks much. Unless it's an uber competitive market, I have found I can usually get clients in the top 3 with good solid G+L optimization and advanced on-site Local SEO techniques.
However in tough markets, sometimes you can have the ultimate on-page and G+L optimization and it boils down to backlinks, since the blended algo is so dependent on organic ranking factors.
I admit I'm short on time and only scanned the following and I also admitted above I don't really focus on backlinks. But this article seems to be well done, has a lot of meat and the example happens to be a LOCAL business so is highly relevant.
The author uses Ahrefs and OpenSiteExplorer as tools for this example and includes lots of screenshots.
Learn anything new or have any related tips or tools to share?
However in tough markets, sometimes you can have the ultimate on-page and G+L optimization and it boils down to backlinks, since the blended algo is so dependent on organic ranking factors.
I admit I'm short on time and only scanned the following and I also admitted above I don't really focus on backlinks. But this article seems to be well done, has a lot of meat and the example happens to be a LOCAL business so is highly relevant.
Reverse Engineering Guide: Steal SEO Competition?s #1 Google Rank
Building backlinks and trying to rank in Google is like an enigma wrapped in a riddle.
What works one day does not necessarily work the next, and more importantly ? what works for one niche will definitely not apply to other niches. So what do you do?
Reverse Engineering is the answer to this conundrum because it goes well beyond the concept of ?finding good places to get backlinks from? and takes your high search engine ranking optimization to an entirely new level.
The example I will be using today comes from an offline friend who owns a Printing Shop in Romford and is having trouble stealing that no. 1 spot in Google from another local printing shop located just down the road.
The author uses Ahrefs and OpenSiteExplorer as tools for this example and includes lots of screenshots.
Learn anything new or have any related tips or tools to share?