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7 contributions to SEO
Backlinks… the toughest nut to crack
Time and time again, the hardest part for me in SEO isn’t content or rankings — it’s backlinks. I manage over 15 active websites on monthly subscriptions, constantly expanding, improving, and pushing content up the ranks. It’s not always a smooth climb, but it’s steady once I make the right tweaks. I use social media consistently. I build strong on-page SEO. I list in 50+ online directories with accurate NAP. I even answer questions on forums and submit “write for us” content regularly. But the big mystery is still backlinks. I don’t want to buy them, and I don’t love spammy outreach. So I’m curious: 👉 What’s your backlink strategy? 👉 How do you build SOPs for backlink acquisition month after month without paying for links? I’m especially interested in practical, repeatable systems.
Are Backlinks Still the Shortcut to Rankings in 2025?
Sometimes it feels like Google is changing every other week… but one thing I keep testing is backlinks. Even now, the right backlink can move a page faster than months of just waiting for Google. What’s your take are backlinks still the fastest way to push rankings, or have you seen other signals work better lately?
1 like • Sep 22
I’d say backlinks are still one of the fastest levers to move rankings, but the type of backlink matters more than ever. A handful of relevant, high-authority links can push a page quicker than months of on-page tweaks. That said, I’ve also noticed Google rewarding signals like brand mentions, topical authority, and strong internal linking more than before. So yes, backlinks work, but they work best when paired with solid content and a clear topical footprint.
Backlinks or Content What’s the Real Game Changer?
I’ve seen sites with great content struggle because they lack backlinks… and I’ve also seen average content rank just because it had the right links. In your experience, which one makes the bigger difference content or backlinks?
3 likes • Sep 22
In my experience there’s definitely a correlation — the higher-ranking sites almost always have stronger backlink profiles. Content is the foundation (without it links won’t stick), but backlinks are what give that content the authority to compete. I’ve seen great content sit invisible until it picked up quality links, and average content jump simply because of the right backlinks. Ideally, you need both, but if I had to pick the bigger short-term ranking lever, backlinks usually move the needle faster. Is
Hello everyone
I help businesses get found online and grow. Websites: Build clean, professional sites (Wix & Wix Studio). SEO: Get businesses ranking on Google. Local Marketing: Optimize Google Business Profiles & social media. Automation: Set up chatbots, email flows, and integrations. I work with local companies like hotels, restaurants, plumbers, movers, and HVAC pros—helping them attract more customers and save time.
1 like • Sep 19
@Sean Markey I’ve done a lot of SEO on WordPress and other platforms, and the process is pretty similar overall. The main differences are site speed and add-ons. Wix is an all-in-one platform, while WordPress relies on plugins like Elementor to build and customize.
Small Backlinks, Big Impact?
Ever noticed how a single backlink from the right site can sometimes outperform dozens of low-quality links? It’s not always about DR or volume relevance and real traffic matter way more. Curious to hear from you all Do you focus more on quality or quantity when building links?
0 likes • Sep 19
I try to focus on back link for relevance first, like industry listing, bussiness Registries, then niche specific. Depending on how competitive the niche is.
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With years of experience in SEO, web design, and digital marketing, attract the right audience, and convert clicks into customers.

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