Denis / Backlinks - Digital PRs 🪐 Passive Sphere

Another week - another great backlink-building campaign for a client (SaaS): - Highest DR - 87 - 65% of dofollow backlinks - All acquired naturally through the content This client chose a 35+ backlinks package So we'll be launching new Digital PR campaigns until we hit the goal

My SaaS finally covers my family's expenses in full Including travelling 3-5 times a year In a week, we're heading to Asia for 35 days We're a family of 4 There are maybe 30 competitors of my SaaS on the market, some of them have exact landing pages, and I keep finding new competitors every week But I don't worry about competition at all Building is like 1% of success these days My SaaS ranks in the top positions on Google AI snippets and ChatGPT mention my brand too So why should I worry about 30 of those who can't market? They have: - no backlinks - no decent onsite SEO - no social audience - no email lists While I have all of those + a way better product I've been building for over a year From now on, 97% of my backlink-building agency's profit will go to stocks While my SaaS can secure our living So if you want a successful business, you have to figure out your marketing channels asap If you're just building, you'll lose like my 30 competitors Think about this!

Google recommends your site to people who search for the type of service you provide All you need: - optimize your site for keywords - build backlinks so Google can trust it This is the set of editorial backlinks we recently built for the client: +----+---------+----------+ | DR | Traffic | Type | +----+---------+----------+ | 84 | 7.9M | dofollow | | 81 | 31.9M | nofollow | | 80 | 9.3M | nofollow | | 80 | 15.5M | nofollow | | 79 | 7.4M | dofollow | | 79 | 3.5M | dofollow | | 78 | 33.6M | dofollow | | 78 | 12.5M | dofollow | | 77 | 4.5M | nofollow | | 77 | 4.5M | dofollow | | 73 | 292K | dofollow | | 72 | 1.4M | dofollow | | 72 | 3.7M | dofollow | | 71 | 546K | dofollow | | 71 | 4.1M | dofollow | | 70 | 4.6M | dofollow | | 63 | 4.3M | dofollow | | 62 | 7.3M | dofollow | | 54 | 531K | dofollow | | 53 | 1.2M | dofollow | +-----+--------+---------+ Depending on the competition in your niche, such a backlink-building campaign can be enough to dominate the niche

Let's see if @indexsy ranking strategy of manipulating CTR works along with my editorial backlinks - I gonna hire 100 people in my country - They will: - - - search a keyword on Google - - - find my site's link - - - open it and spend at least 30s on the page - - - leave So far, building proper backlinks and boosting branded searches with social content were enough to rank, even for keywords with 100k monthly searches But this can be an add-on if it helps at all

If you don’t want to spend $500-1500 on paid ads to acquire each client Build editorial backlinks, rank your site and get those clients from SEO for free

“SEO is dead” and always has been deed For those who don’t build backlinks

AI changed nothing in the SaaS field Yes, everyone is building But the real gatekeeper is marketing Building is just a noise Real competition is pretty much the same as it was prior AI You compete with those who can market, not with those who build MVPs in a weekend

All these editorial backlinks were acquired for the client within 3 days (through viral campaign) 🤯 Including backlinks from T3, MSN, Wired, ZDNet... Client would easily spend x20-30 if he bought backlinks one by one from vendors Now he can compete with bigger guys in his niche

Crazy how many founders build directory backlinks Then post "SEO is dead" Simple SEO rule: - directory backlinks won't rank you higher - editorial backlinks from active publications will do

Woke up to SEO boost after building a few editorial backlinks a week ago🥰 SEO remains #1 clients' acquisition channel for my SaaS

Over the years, we've built more than 10,000 unique backlinks for our clients Helping them achieve their SEO goals faster Some of the most reputable publications we've built backlinks from: - Forbes - Business Insider - Mashable - Wired - Men's Health - GQ Magazine - TechRadar - Tom's Guide - CNET - Digital Trends - ZDNET - Gizmodo - Android Authority - The Sun and hundreds more! And the best part is that none of them were asked to link out to our clients' site 😇 Making the process 100% compliant with Google's Guidelines

If you think that SaaS as a business model will die, you probably never talked to your clients 99.9% of them will never ever try to build anything (even within ChatGPT!) They're dead scared of words like coding, Python, server, API... They need a real person behind the software they buy > Be that person > Record YT videos solving their problems > Work on SEO so they can easily find you on Google > Add yourself to your blog posts > Post social videos regularly And you'll have plenty of time to make the millions you want

Why do 20-30 people from India/Pakistan offer me their guest posting services every single day? 😄 Do you guys really think we'll be buying backlinks from your dead blogs for our clients? 😁 While we build backlinks from publications like Mashable, Wired, Forbes, TechRadar... without even asking for backlinks Naturally! Through the content!

Google doesn't treat all backlinks equally Editorial backlinks from trusted publications like Mashable, TechRadar, Wired... help you: - increase real domain authority, not just DR - boost ranking positions on Google - get mentioned in AI snippets Remember that 97% of your competitors build directory backlinks or participate in link exchange schemes So one successful Digital PR campaign can move the needle for you

These backlinks were built LITERALLY overnight when one of our backlink-building campaign went viral: +----+---------+----------+ | DR | Traffic | Type | +----+---------+----------+ | 84 | 7.9M | dofollow | | 81 | 31.9M | nofollow | | 80 | 9.3M | nofollow | | 80 | 15.5M | nofollow | | 79 | 7.4M | dofollow | | 79 | 3.5M | dofollow | | 78 | 33.6M | dofollow | | 78 | 12.5M | dofollow | | 77 | 4.5M | nofollow | | 77 | 4.5M | dofollow | | 73 | 292K | dofollow | | 72 | 1.4M | dofollow | | 72 | 3.7M | dofollow | | 71 | 546K | dofollow | | 71 | 4.1M | dofollow | | 70 | 4.6M | dofollow | | 63 | 4.3M | dofollow | | 62 | 7.3M | dofollow | | 54 | 531K | dofollow | | 53 | 1.2M | dofollow | +-----+--------+---------+ Most of these backlinks are not for sale anywhere on the Internet You can only build them through the content

8 hours since launching a backlink-building campaign for newsletter sending SaaS and we already secured these backlinks: | DR | Traffic | Type | |----|---------|----------| | 87 | 7.9M | dofollow | | 81 | 4.5M | dofollow | | 78 | 13.6M | dofollow | | 74 | 2.4M | dofollow | | 73 | 6.3M | nofollow | | 63 | 1.2M | dofollow | | 54 | 6.8M | dofollow | Not a single site was asked to give backlinks They just want to share the content we published to client's site legally

99% fail at marketing but basics are simple: > Fastest way to get first customers - cold emails > Best for brand awareness - social videos > Best for retargeting - paid ads > Highest conversion rates & cheapest client acquisition channel - SEO You probably need all 4 but not all at the same time Follow this order: SEO (+backlinks) -> cold emails -> social videos -> paid ads

You can NOT compete with websites that build backlinks through Digital PRs Naturally Through linkworthy content No matter how good your content is Google always chooses to rank websites with high authority

Everyone can build decent startups these days (thanks to AI!) But 99% fail at marketing If you want to survive, build your marketing channels: > SEO + backlinks profile > Social media > Email list Without these 3, you'll fail for sure With these 3, you'll be competing with 1% of startups only

Years of SEO experience taught me this: > start backlink-building when your site has 0 visitors > use social content to boost branded searches on Google > target only keywords related to the service you provide You want: - SEO to drive sales - Social media to drive brand awareness - Paid ads to retarget those who visited LPs