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hey guys i found this site.regarding to seo secrets.

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's link started this thread and drew the expected quick takes: questioned the value of the article and raised concerns about paid links. Those reactions are useful — the best next step is practical guidance you can apply right now instead of chasing “secrets.”

  • Quick, durable checklist to apply now:

    • Serve user intent first. One clear purpose per page, original helpful content, and visible author/credentials when relevant.
    • Fix technical basics: indexable pages, correct canonicals, HTTPS, XML sitemap, and no blocking robots. Use Search Console to confirm what Google sees.
    • Improve speed and UX (Core Web Vitals matter). Smaller images, efficient JavaScript, and a fast hosting stack help.
    • Build links the editorial way: outreach, useful data/tools, guest contributions on relevant sites, and earned mentions. Avoid bulk-sold links and obvious networks.

  • How to vet a link opportunity (practical signals):

    • Is the linking site topically relevant and indexed?
    • Does the page receive organic traffic or rank for related terms?
    • Is the placement editorial (in-content) rather than sitewide/footer ads?
    • Check anchor-text diversity and look for PBN footprints (lots of thin, tightly interlinked sites).

  • If you already purchased links:

    • Export your backlink list (Search Console + a third-party tool).
    • Identify unnatural patterns and try to get removals by contacting webmasters; document outreach.
    • Use Google’s disavow tool only after removal attempts fail and when there is a measurable problem:

For policy context and core best practices see Google’s official guidance on spam/link schemes and starting SEO work:

These steps align with long-term, low-risk gains rather than short-lived “tricks.”

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Busy now but I'll check it out later :)

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Saw the site its not really good..

other resources which are really good are availble on google

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I think most of what was written is good advice. My main reservation is regarding purchasing link backs - this can be a risky strategy from 2 angles.

1. the sites you are linked back from may not be appropriate/ not guarenteed quality etc. (so the nature of the site)

2. You don't want to get banned by google who may take offence at this kind of viral marketing

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