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Reddit is the 2nd visited-website in the United States, and a massive global community of real people discussing real problems (including problems with specific brands). It’s also an official partner of both Google and OpenAI, providing them with training data. Reddit enjoys incredible search visibility (both in organic results and through a dedicated “Discussion and […]

Getting linked is fundamental to online visibility. Search engines (and AI platforms) discover your site by crawling links from other pages. Fresh links encourage crawlers to come more frequently.  Solid editorial links from trusted sources act as both direct and indirect signals helping your whole site rank higher: However, getting people to link to your […]

Have you been wondering how to align your link building strategy in 2024? To help you make more informed decisions, we have put together a link building survey to figure out what experienced SEOs think about backlinks, their impact on rankings and which tactics they consider the most effective. Link building has changed a lot […]

Links have been at the core of Google’s algorithm from day one. For years, Google has been using links as “votes”, i.e. if you link to a page, you “vouch” for its quality, just like citations are being used to evaluate the impact or influence of academic work in science (I think this is where […]

Reddit can and should be used as one of the most essential tools in your content marketing arsenal. With over 52,000,000 active users and more than 100,000 Subreddits (communities), Reddit is a place where you can reach people who are interested in virtually any topic. The platform hosts some of the largest audiences in the […]