Hey colleagues!
After snorting some NZT48 (just joking...) I started to ideate a robust solution to boost rankings for my clients.
These are raw, sometimes non-trivial yet logically valid ideas. And I wanna hear from you what do you think.
Since we have the following shit on our ways:
Google easily identifies non-sophisticated backlink manipulations
AI is actively stealing our clicks via zero-click snippets
Unpopular websites don't bring your website significant juice
Several else obstacles and limitations
I've come with a complex, multi-level approach that can win over.
Another valuable aspect is that combining several quite common steps into a single plan is indeed helps to convince your clients to pay more for your services.
For example, guest post on LinkedIn ($150 on average) + $5-$10 on social boost via crowdsourcing made me available to charge $500: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/closing-gap-affordable-visualization-tools-smart-yet-small-egor-meumf
So, here is the plan:
1. Use https://app.insert.link/ to search for relevant, high-traffic yet affordable opportunities
2. Ideate reader-faced, valuable content to use as the guest post
3. Add anti-AI-stealth rich content elements — custom HTML with, for example, interactive recommendations which AI snippets cannot steal
4. Let in some fog aimed at Google: use tier 2 websites to share and therefore show Google that the content is in demand
5. Conduct a $10 crowdsourcing campaign to mock social engagement
6. Add some real one: search subreddits with the citations relevant to the topic, add them to the article, link back with nofollow using custom embeddings, and get back after publishing to every comment cited, with something like this: "Hey! Your valuable opinion was cited in our new article, here is the link: ..." I tried it and no single comment was deleted:
7, Maybe also elaborate on "independent" citations
8. Maybe add some linkless mentions in social media
What do you think:
Will it translate significant authority?
Will clients pay thousands of bucks per one item?
Do you have any ideas on expanding my own one?
After snorting some NZT48 (just joking...) I started to ideate a robust solution to boost rankings for my clients.
These are raw, sometimes non-trivial yet logically valid ideas. And I wanna hear from you what do you think.
Since we have the following shit on our ways:
Google easily identifies non-sophisticated backlink manipulations
AI is actively stealing our clicks via zero-click snippets
Unpopular websites don't bring your website significant juice
Several else obstacles and limitations
I've come with a complex, multi-level approach that can win over.
Another valuable aspect is that combining several quite common steps into a single plan is indeed helps to convince your clients to pay more for your services.
For example, guest post on LinkedIn ($150 on average) + $5-$10 on social boost via crowdsourcing made me available to charge $500: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/closing-gap-affordable-visualization-tools-smart-yet-small-egor-meumf
So, here is the plan:
1. Use https://app.insert.link/ to search for relevant, high-traffic yet affordable opportunities
2. Ideate reader-faced, valuable content to use as the guest post
3. Add anti-AI-stealth rich content elements — custom HTML with, for example, interactive recommendations which AI snippets cannot steal
4. Let in some fog aimed at Google: use tier 2 websites to share and therefore show Google that the content is in demand
5. Conduct a $10 crowdsourcing campaign to mock social engagement
6. Add some real one: search subreddits with the citations relevant to the topic, add them to the article, link back with nofollow using custom embeddings, and get back after publishing to every comment cited, with something like this: "Hey! Your valuable opinion was cited in our new article, here is the link: ..." I tried it and no single comment was deleted:
7, Maybe also elaborate on "independent" citations
8. Maybe add some linkless mentions in social media
What do you think:
Will it translate significant authority?
Will clients pay thousands of bucks per one item?
Do you have any ideas on expanding my own one?