Absolutely not. Where’ve you been hiding the last five years?
Yes, I know people still sell backlinks through PR sites and guest posts.
Yes, and they quote this Domain Authority and that.
But DA counts for dick if topic A does not match Topic B!
My answer to this question goes into detail on Quora and explains why you should never buy backlinks. Ever!
Post by Jason Darrell:
Engagement as an SEO Factor: 7 Burning Questions
My @Quora post: The meaning of Semantic | After last night's #MidWeekZap, here are the #SemanticXFactor results
Post by Jason Darrell:
The meaning of Semantic
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Assignments fall into three broad categories — publishing posts and pages, customizing your blog, and engaging with the community — and…
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