The Guest Posting Guidebook
Build your site's street cred with backlinks.
Want to signal to search engines that you’re a true professional (and your website is, too)? You’ll need backlinks: links from other websites to yours, that show readers and search engines alike that your content is worth sharing and reading. Building your backlinks is easy with this free and guide to guest posting!
- What guest posting is, and how it helps you build quality backlinks that boost your own SEO
- How to choose who to pitch and exactly how to do it
- How to get the most out of your backlinks
- How to plan and write a guest blog post that helps you get more visitors to your own site
What You’ll Learn Inside:
SEO is, in its simplest form, a popularity contest. Search engines want to know that people love your posts, by looking at how people find them, how long they spend reading them, and who recommends them.
When you write a “guest post” — AKA, a post for someone else’s blog that links back to your own site — you get an automatic backlink and search engine popularity points that improve your domain reputation and help your site perform better in searches. In this guide, I’ll teach you exactly who to ask, how to ask, and how to make sure your guest post gets you results.
Getting your posts on other people's blogs is a low-lift game-changer for SEO.
Behind The Freebie
Hi! I'm Mckayla — and I want to help you get more out of your SEO content.
If you're considering guest posting, it's likely that you're already blogging on your own website — so you may as well take a few minutes to pitch someone an article you could write for theirs, get a high-quality backlink, and improve your domain reputation while you do it.
It’s the perfect easy addition to any blogging strategy — and with the right approach, guest posting will help you compound the effort you're already putting into your SEO.