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Want to scale your link building without breaking the bank?

The magic trick is...

Finding one media site in your industry with good metrics that allows you to buy an author account.

Once you find it, schedule 2 posts a month with them.

Each post should be a long-form topic with plenty of sections.

Before submitting to the editor, you reach out to valuable sites in your niche and offer an A-B-C swap.

You'll link to them in your article if they link to your site from their blog.

Pro Tip: Try to get at least five agreements per post.

If it works out, you'll get at least ten links a month from high-authority sites for a low cost.

P.S. This should be one trick in your handbook but not your only trick; otherwise, the pattern is easy to pick up. Remember diversity!

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