Monitor the links from your guest posts. Some tools can do that task for you; use Monitor Backlinks SEO Tools to have automatic updates and watch all your backlinks. Sometimes the links are removed by webmasters, and the backlinks monitor will send you notification towards this, to be aware of the change in the backlinks for you to act for or against it.
You must link your social media accounts perfectly in the section of the author's bio of your write-ups.
It is very certain to have a drastic change in your traffic and achieve great SEO results- achieve your quality backlinks by guest posting on authority domain websites.
Never leave footprints on your backlinks.
Many bloggers make very recurrent mistakes by leaving a footprint anytime they are building backlinks. Take note and make sure your backlinks look natural, especially those that are used for SEO purposes.
Inquest posting, make sure you change your author bio with a different pen nomenclature.
Never use the same description for your website again and again on the web.
Build and make your links look natural and difficult to trace.
Natural backlinks bring great SEO results, getting tons of traffic, which is a continuous process; when you keep doing the right thing, you get overwhelming outcome as the benefits. Kindly offer your comment or contribution.
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Might any of the well-established folks in WA be open to guest posting on their site to help the newer folks out? Just a thought.
The reason it doesn't happen here is that this community is a community of friends, and, unfortunately, when people get their posts rejected for not meeting the required guest post standard (some - but not all) can take it personally which leads to fallouts etc. That's why things like that don't really occur here.
Rather than guest posting, you could always simply do outreach. If you write good content on your website, find similar "best of" posts online & outreach to them asking if they'll reference your content in their articles.
That is definitely something to think about. Thanks, Dale.
