The easiest backlink you'll ever get is already written. It just has no link. Someone mentioned your brand and didn't link it. They already decided you were worth writing about. Asking for the link is a formality. Here's how to find them in 2 minutes: 1. Google your brand in quotes, minus your own site "yourbrand" -site:yourbrand.com 2. Skip the namesakes Half of our results for "chatseo" are other products that happen to share the name, so they don't count. 3. Open every real mention and look for the link Reviews, roundups, YouTube descriptions, forum threads, your customers' "tools we use" pages. 4. No link? Send 2 lines "Thanks for mentioning [brand] in [article]. Could you link the name to [URL] so your readers can find it?" 5. Run it again with your founder's name and every product name Most people only search the company name. 6. Redo it every month Mentions show up on their own once you grow. Nobody claims them. We run all of this with one prompt in ChatSEO: "I would like to find free backlinks. Please tell me what I should do." It lists the opportunities for your domain. That's it. The links are already out there, you just have to ask the people who wrote about you.

For 10 months, some of our ads sent people straight into a wall Tap our ad inside Instagram, try to sign up with Google, and Google refuses. Its in-app browser isn't allowed I told my cofounders to treat it as a bug we'd had for 10 months, one where we couldn't even count who it hit 2 days later the first fix shipped. Anyone landing from an in-app browser now gets this screen first Running ads on Instagram or Facebook? Sign up to your own product from inside the app. That's where your clicks land

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SEO Experts: If you launched a brand-new domain today with $0 for backlinks, what would your exact strategy be to get your first 10,000 organic visitors per month?