You can use some services like #HARO (Help A Reporter Out) to find journalists who are looking for expert quotes and opinions on a topic. You just need to be quick on jumping on opportunities that fit your niche so your expertise is more trusted.
getrevue.co/profile/purbat… Find good quality and natural links by finding broken links on websites that have good authority. It is especially useful to find a contextual link that is in your niche. That way, you can more easily have it replaced with an equivalent article
huzzaz.com/collection/aut… or page of your own. Here’s how the process generally works. First, search for broken links on high-quality websites. You can start by checking your competitors’ backlinks, see if they earned links that are now broken.
purbatandjung.cabanova.com Next, contact the site that has the broken link to notify them of the issue. It is a good favor to a website, as having a broken link is a poor user experience. You can ask them to replace it with your page or piece of content that covers the same info
muckrack.com/paul-jonson-1/… If you don’t have a good replacement at the time, create one and then make the pitch.
One good example is the company Velo IT Group, who earned a contextual and editorial link from the website
One good example is the company Velo IT Group, who earned a contextual and editorial link from the website
artmajeur.com/en/nicole-nico… The editorial article was about having alcohol in the workplace, which the CEO of the company offered a quote about. It’s not in their niche, but coming from a high authority news website was a great success.
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