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We see a lot of results from crowdsourced links, as well as guest posts. Sometimes guest posts can work well, for example in the United States.

Why is this happening? Because it takes less effort to promote in Ukraine than in the US (region TR1 according to Google classification).

Sometimes these crowdsourced links or forum links, honduras telegram data which some consider spam, etc., can yield results even better than guest posts. This is possible, especially in less complex queries, such as “red nail polish” in the Ukrainian market, where you can achieve success with smaller budgets.
Results, we mean these aspects.

If these are guest posts, even one link that you can put, if you have a Ukrainian project or even if it is not Ukrainian and not a very complex promotion request, you can see the result from just one such link that you placed on a certain page. We have already had such cases the next day. Most often, content links such as guest posts are indexed very quickly, especially on large sites and large media outlets where you place them, and accordingly, the results also come quickly.

Google also updates its database quickly, Ahrefs as a service also updates quickly and there are no analogues in the speed of updating this service to see the results. All the screenshots that we show now are screenshots from the Ahrefs service, and currently this is the only tool that we can proudly say that it updates the results very quickly and can show you how much the link you paid for worked.

How to see it?
These are usually two metrics from Ahrefs. The first is organic traffic , which is the number of people who started coming to your site through organic search results. This metric comes from the data we see on the slide titled “Organic keywords.” This is the number of keywords your site started ranking for after you placed the link. For example, if you placed a link with the anchor “buy a car” on a page about selling cars, you can expect an increase in the number of keywords your page will rank for in search engines.

The second metric is the number of organic keywords for which the page started to rank. The screenshot of “Organic keywords” shows that the number of such queries has increased. This is because Google algorithms can take into account not only the main anchor of the link, but also similar relevant queries. For example, if the link has an anchor “buy a car in Kyiv”, the page may also start to rank for other similar queries, such as “buy a car in Mykolaiv” or “buy a car quickly”, which, although less frequent, are also relevant to the target audience. Thus, one guest post link can help the page rank for a larger number of keywords, which allows you to collect additional traffic. This is especially important, since you can get visitors that you did not expect from the very beginning, for example, a person from Kyiv who was looking for a car in a specific region.