The above is my understanding of high-quality content and external links

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Let’s take a look at his external links acquisition: the blue ones above are the acquired external links, and the orange ones below are the lost external links. Many external links are lost (it’s like your boat is leaking, and the water is coming in faster than you can drain it…)


Let’s take a look at the data from backlinko:


We can see that it ranks very high: 6141, with 100,000 backlinks, distributed on 10,000 different domains (the guy with more than 5,000 backlinks above is distributed on 111 domains, with 50 links on each domain. Backlinko has 9 links per domain. Obviously, the distribution is more extensive and healthier.) And Backlinko's traffic is also very good - more than 70,000 per month. The traffic is worth 200,000 US dollars (based on the price conversion of all this traffic from PPC)

The monthly income is more than one million RMB... (not including hidden income and opportunities such as brand influence)

Rumor has it that Brain costs 2K to typeset an article. I think if the profit is so high, it is worth spending 2K to typeset an article. . .


And we can see that his rate of lost external links is azerbaijan telegram number database very low – proving that the content is really excellent and irreplaceable.


Back to our foreign trade companies, my understanding is that in-depth industry insights + highly relevant industry external links are the correct answer.

For example, if you are engaged in 3C digital products, when a new product comes out, you can write a review, introduce its functions, and its advantages over the products on the market, or shoot an unboxing video.

Then post it on foreign digital product-related blogs, which is a white hat method. Because this content is not only valuable to users, but the traffic brought by the external links will be converted or beneficial to your company's reputation.