How to build quality dofollow niche backlinks for tech site

How to build quality dofollow niche backlinks for tech site ?
I have a tech blog sites and want to build quality backlinks to improve DA, TF & Organic Traffic.
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please let me know how i can build backlinks for the same ?
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Building back links is a process. You need to start from finding your related sites, forums or blogs. Choose only high quality and relevant sites. Engage at forums for real or hire someone who can start/reply conversation at forum or blogs. Write or hire writers for guest post.
I have a list of domains where I can syndicate your content, and provide with do follow backlinks.

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Guest post on authority sites related to your niche. That's the best way to get dofollow backlinks
There are three good ways.

If your business relies on leads that are processed by a call center or a similar team, consider limiting your campaigns to avoid a backlog.

Sure, you may miss some leads after-hours from not being live. However, if these leads are kept waiting, chances of closing them would not be that high either.

Plus, and what is worse, their first brand experience will be frustrating due to having to wait for a response while your team clears the after-hours lead backlog.

Avoiding Least Efficient Periods

Most sites have some seasonality throughout the week with cost per acquisition fluctuating.

Sometimes, weekends are not as efficient and worth cutting if one is budget-constrained and still has uncaptured traffic on weekdays.

Or maybe another set of days stands out as much costlier to convert users than others.

Whichever day(s) you decide excluding, make sure you ground the decisions in past campaign data and revisit this over time.

As noted earlier, each marketing channel may have different trends and learnings from other channels may not apply to paid search. Over time, these trends may also change.

Lastly, before pulling the trigger to exclude any day or hourly gap, analyze shoulder periods. Performance in one period may be driven by shoulder period activity.

Consider a sample week below.

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Sure, Saturday and Sunday stand out as with the worst CPA and are worth considering to pause. But what about Wednesday?

While it has the second-worst CPA, Wednesday traffic could well be responsible for Thursday’s and Friday’s efficiency with Wed users simply taking longer to convert and doing so more than a day after the first visit.

In case that is the dynamic taking place, applying a negative bid modifier is a good initial step for Wednesday before excluding Wednesday outright.

7. Partner Networks

Google’s and Bing partner networks are often overlooked and opted in by default at the time of set up by the engines.

Over the years, I have seen them continue remaining less efficient though also a small share of overall traffic and budget.

Unfortunately, it is not possible to target them on their own. At this point one can target either standard search with or without them, but not on their own.

Anyone looking for savings and efficiency should consider a test running without the partner networks. If every bit helps, this is one more option to keep in mind.

Conclusion

With these best practices, you may well find doing more with less or the same budget. Use these targeting steps to ensure your paid search campaigns are lean and mean.

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Search engines are among the most important and most mysterious pieces of online infrastructure.

Their role (complex as it is) is to bring some semblance of order to the otherwise chaotic, unimaginably large and constantly shifting corpus of information that is the web, so that when you or I are looking for something online, we can find it.

The exact process and factors that search engines use to accomplish that monumental task are shrouded in secrecy, protected by thousands of patents, and may well be unknowable.

But this combination – the pervasiveness and centrality of search engines to our daily lives mixed with the mystery in how they operate – has fueled feelings of confusion and distrust, not to mention more than a few conspiracy theories (many of which, thankfully, have been debunked).

To be fair, there are real and legitimate concerns about how “big tech” in general – and search engines like Google specifically – wield their vast power to shape our world.

There are legitimate criticisms that many in the SEO industry have leveled at Google, ranging from their proclivity to take content from publishers to their data collection practices and their apparent penchant for favoring their own products/services, among others.

No organization is perfect, and Google is no exception. But none of that justifies the use of shoddy, agenda-driven journalism to propagate a false narrative.
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