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Where to get high DA links?
I am looking to get some higher DA links like 40+…. i own an appliance repair company from the cold cold state of MINNESOTA…. Minneapolis specifically and i really really want to move my ranking up. We have an amazing website already but its lacking high DA links.
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Getting non relevant backlinks isn’t going to help you need local relevant links
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Grab up all the citations if you haven’t already. Bright local works alright but you’ll still need to check semrush/ahrefs for competitors stuff. While you’re checking, make a list of all the referring domains your competitors have and reach out to them. Some of them may be pbns so just take note.
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There are many ways to boost your ranking and get quality links for your business.
One of them is a press release, you can use HARO to get some coverage for your business by helping reporters write articles about appliance repairs.
Another way should be to make some DIY articles and/or videos about it. There are many people in the repair business that promote their services this way through YouTube by doing repairs for people to watch or by posting on relevant blogs like Hometalk, Instructables, DIY IDEA CENTER, DIY HOME WORLD, and many others, and you can get coverage, links, and new clients that way.
Just be creative and you can spread the word about your work in no time.
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You can simply hire company who have good network with journalists, because they can get you link from relevant news sites! Dm me for the same
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Search on Google high DA sites for different different SEO activities
then select sites from the list according to your niche and work on those sides to get back link. -
Anyone selling links based on DA is either a scammer or incompetent. No exceptions.
Look for relevant links instead and if you can get them on pages with strong link profiles, even better.
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Sponsor a kids hockey team that has an “Our Sponsors” page on it with links to their sponsors.
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There are a number of ways to get high DA links:
1. Reach out to websites in your industry and request a link. This can be done by email or through social media.
2. Find directories that list websites in your industry and submit your website to them.3. Use Google’s Advanced Search Operators to find websites that link to similar websites in your industry. Then, reach out to those websites and request a link.
4. Use Google’s Search Console to find websites that link to your website. Then, reach out to those websites and request a link.
5. Use a tool like Moz’s Open Site Explorer to find websites that link to your competitors. Then, reach out to those websites and request a link.
If you want I can provide you with some high DA site lists. Thanks!
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There are many ways you can get relevant backlinks to your website.
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1. Outreach websites and ask if they accept guest posts (with your link in it)
2. Hire a link builder to build backlinks for you.
3. Hire a link builder to outreach websites on your behalf to pitch guest posting (with your link)There are tons of other ways too. I would really recommend you build backlinks as they REALLY boost your ranking.
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LOL.
Dude, please don’t plug 40+ high DA backlinks out of nowhere to your website over night. I can almost promise you that your domain will get shat on, and dropped through the SERPs faster than ice fishing houses once the lakes freeze over.
If anything you should be staggering links to your website, no more than 1-2 month on *average*. I would be more strategic too, does your website have a good content repository? Have you asked yourself which posts would actually be of value to organic searchers? If you can identify these, I would say make a strategy around getting backlinks from relevant domains with good authority, to these specific posts rather than the home page overall.
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