Ideas

So much has been written online about broken link building. I think Ahrefs has the most comprehensive guide.

Gather most searched terms and keywords relevant to your topic or niche and create a glossary. Don’t forget to include call to action buttons or links to signup for your…

If you’re an established company with mentions on reputable news/press websites, your company profile on Wikipedia might get published. To submit a Wikipedia article, I suggest to outsource and hire…

Ever seen the “Mentioned on” with fancy logos section on a SaaS website? Yep, you can get mentioned organically or simply purchase promoted content. Most of the links are going…

You’ve probably already heard about this one, but one can never be so sure. There’s 3 steps involved. Firstly, find good quality content. Secondly, publish an extended, more valuable, detailed…

Find charities, open source projects or NGOs that rank well and accept donations. Make sure they list their donors online with a do-follow link.

Based on your previous research for the type of SaaS you offer, see the best ranked websites on Google SERP and pitch them your product if they haven’t included you…

If you’re too lazy to do a keyword research, here’s a good example of a long tail keyword that always works great. Try creating a landing page like www.mysaastool.com/best-typeoftool-software. Lot’s of…

Use a free tool like KWFinder to find long tail keywords opportunities that have high SEO rankings and low difficulty. Publish content like blogpost or landing page that includes these keywords. Run…

Small changes on your website can bring great results. Run your website through a simple website audit tool and optimize things like titles, keywords, meta descriptions, images and scripts so they play…