@build_in_public: “If I'm a beginner business, I want to establish my SEO as fast as I can, see the biggest growth customer-wise, what should I do?” Go to the people that you know who have adjacent businesses to you. They're not competitors. Ask them to list your website in their footer as partners. This way you get real meaningful backlinks. Then if you're a local business, you're going to target keywords that have your location in it, where people are looking to get something done. “Emergency drain repair Austin.” “Pressure washing Spokane.” Target a bunch of keywords like this. Maximize reviews. Create a website, your brand name plus the word reviews. Take all of your good reviews, list them on this website. Link to this website in the footer of your main website. This way it has link juice, so it ranks. Then when large language models are doing due diligence on your brand to see if it's legit for searchers who are looking to buy from you, they come across these positive reviews then say, “go with this business.” #searchengineoptimization #seo #localseo #answerengineoptimization

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Crystal :
Question, couldn’t that impact the neighbour businesses by linking to a lower quality site?
2026-10-08 18:50:45
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adrianmilmoi
AdrianMilmoi :
how would you grow a global service that sells only services for gamers (items, accounts)
2026-10-08 08:28:38
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Website Squadron :
Can I get a link in yout footer? 😂
2026-10-08 05:57:11
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proofademic flagged my work and i don’t know what part triggered it
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Peak content
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