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Hello,
I have a strong interest in acquiring "free and smart" backlinks and enjoy analyzing them in my competitors' reports (although I don't create them myself).
However, many people argue that such backlinks are useless. As I have the opportunity to put this to the test, I am curious to see if my fascination with foundation backlinks is justified.
Use Case:
I have created two websites that are exact duplicates of my main site (in terms of content) but translated and proofreaded by native speakers, with a fresh domain name. Both websites were launched simultaneously in two countries with similar populations and operate in an easy niche.
The only difference between the two sites is that Site 1 has a minimal 301 redirect.
Site 1 is going to be the lucky recipient of backlinks.
Site 2:
Backlinks:
I will wait until the end of June and adjust my strategy accordingly. I may consider incorporating web 2.0 or adding more links if needed.
I have a strong interest in acquiring "free and smart" backlinks and enjoy analyzing them in my competitors' reports (although I don't create them myself).
However, many people argue that such backlinks are useless. As I have the opportunity to put this to the test, I am curious to see if my fascination with foundation backlinks is justified.
Use Case:
I have created two websites that are exact duplicates of my main site (in terms of content) but translated and proofreaded by native speakers, with a fresh domain name. Both websites were launched simultaneously in two countries with similar populations and operate in an easy niche.
The only difference between the two sites is that Site 1 has a minimal 301 redirect.
Site 1 is going to be the lucky recipient of backlinks.
Site 2:
Backlinks:
- I plan to use 20-30 previously well-indexed backlinks from last year for one of my websites.
- Additionally, I will be using the top 20-30 backlinks from this forum.
I will wait until the end of June and adjust my strategy accordingly. I may consider incorporating web 2.0 or adding more links if needed.