Here are 9 #backlink tactics:
1. Broken Link Building
2. Unlinked Brand Mentions
3. Supplier Links
4. Business Association Links
5. Listicle
6. Link Gap Analysis
7. Digital PR
8. Roundup Posts
9. Give a Testimonial
A simple business opportunity:
Find a boring process people repeat every week.
Then ask:
Can software automate it?
Can AI make it faster?
Can you charge $10–$100/month?
Many profitable SaaS products aren't revolutionary.
They're simply useful and repeated.
#SaaS#Startup
Your homepage doesn't need to rank for 1k keywords.
Your website should have different pages for different search intents.
Homepage → Brand
Category → Commercial demand
Product → Transactional demand
Blog → Informational demand
SEO is architecture, not just articles.
#SEO
Google gives away:
Search
Gmail
Maps
YouTube
Chrome
Android
for free.
Yet Google became one of the largest businesses in the world.
The lesson isn't:
"Free products don't make money."
It's:
Free can be an extremely powerful distribution strategy.
#Business#Marketing#Growth
One of the biggest SEO mistakes:
Creating content because competitors have it.
Instead ask:
What does my audience need that competitors aren't solving well?
That's where content opportunities become much more interesting.
#SEO#ContentMarketing#Marketing
A business can have:
$1M revenue
$500K revenue
$100K revenue
And still be less profitable than a business making $50K.
Revenue gets attention.
Margins build businesses.
Always ask:
How much does the business actually keep?
#Business#Profit#Entrepreneurship
A keyword with 100k searches isn't necessarily better than one with 1k.
If the 1,000-search keyword attracts people ready to buy...
while the 100,000-search keyword attracts people just looking for information...
I'd take the 1,000.
Search volume ≠ business value.
#SEO#AE0
Canva didn't win because it created "another design tool."
It won by making design accessible to people who weren't designers.
The lesson:
Don't just build a better product.
Make the problem easier for more people to solve.
#Marketing#Business#Startuptoday
Most businesses think SEO means:
→ Find keywords
→ Write articles
→ Build backlinks
→ Rank
But the better question is:
Which search demand can actually produce revenue?
Traffic is a metric.
Revenue is the outcome.
#SEO#Marketing#SaaS
WhatsApp has billions of users.
But for years, it didn't build its business around ads.
The interesting lesson:
A huge audience doesn't automatically mean you need to monetize aggressively.
Sometimes, distribution comes first.
Monetization can come later.
#Marketing#Growth
Canva made $3.5B in revenue in 2025.
And here's the interesting part:
They had around 260M monthly users.
Their growth wasn't built around making design software complicated.
They did almost the opposite.
Make it ridiculously easy.
#Marketing#SaaS#Growth#Canva
SaaS Founders: You are losing customers to AI.
Buyers don't Google software anymore. They ask ChatGPT & Claude for recommendations.
How do LLMs choose who to recommend? G2 citations.
LLMs crave structured peer data. More G2 reviews = AI recommends YOU over competitors.
#G2#AEO
@vovalukashov This is the important distinction: niche demand ≠ domain demand.
43k searches can exist while a new domain gets almost none of it.
Early impressions mostly tell you that Google discovered the pages - not that the site has earned visibility yet.