Where SEO agencies actually get leads: the channels compared
Referrals, partnerships, content, directories, outreach and events: what each channel is good for, what it costs, and how long it takes to work.
SEOgenz Editorial · · 3 min read
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Referrals, partnerships, content, directories, outreach and events: what each channel is good for, what it costs, and how long it takes to work.
SEOgenz Editorial · · 3 min read
Your own site, LinkedIn, publishing platforms, communities and guest contributions: what each is good for and how to republish without duplicate-content trouble.
SEOgenz Editorial · · 3 min read
What nofollow, ugc and sponsored actually mean since 2019, what is known about how Google treats them, and why they are still worth having.
SEOgenz Editorial · · 3 min read
How to tell a directory that sends real enquiries from one that only wants your money, and how to make a listing convert.
SEOgenz Editorial · · 3 min read
Where the first paying clients really come from when you go freelance, and the shortcuts that waste months.
SEOgenz Editorial · · 4 min read
A practical way to decide which SEO tools you actually need, and when a spreadsheet beats a subscription.
SEOgenz Editorial · · 2 min read
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