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I need Canada, France, Russia, German based backlinks. kindly give me a hint, tips to find backlinks from these country based websites.

ex: guest posts, comment backlinks, forum backlinks, any article sharing websites, profile backlinks etc.

How do I find these type of backlink websites from other countries?

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You can use a tool such as keywordfinder. I had a 7 days free trial few days ago. You cain search for keyword or domain and filter results by country. Hope it can help you, good luck.
You can use some free or paid tool like semrush or ahrfs to get country based backlinks

John Mueller’s statement about relevance factors is so important that he stated it twice.

If your site lost rankings in a core algo update, you may find quality and technical issues that need improvement. But in my experience auditing websites that lost rankings, it may be useful to investigate the relevance factors.

Watch the Google Webmaster Hangout here:

What Search Marketers Need to Know About Attribution in 2019
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Biddable media is highly technology-driven.

That’s why it’s so awesome, but also why it’s so confusing at times.

To really excel in this industry, you need to know what to ignore and what to pay attention to.

This is certainly the case when it comes to attribution.

In this post, I’d like to give you a helping hand in the filtering process, based on my own company’s research into this issue.

I’m going to focus on attribution from a paid search perspective. So naturally, I’ll be talking about attribution models within Google Ads, and Google Analytics.

I’ll also consider a few independent analytics companies’ approaches to attribution, and finally the newcomer, Facebook Attribution.

I am not attempting to seriously critique any of the software referred to in this post. My aim is to provide guidance on the right questions to ask about attribution this year.

Google’s Attribution Software

Data-Driven Attribution in Google Ads

To be clear, this is a specific feature of Google Ads, rather than the general concept of data-driven attribution – blame Google if this has led to any confusion.

Data-Driven Attribution (DDA) is one of several attribution models available, including:

First Click.
Last Click.
Time Decay.
Position-Based.
I’m sure you already know about the first two on this list.

Time decay gives more credit to clicks closer in time to the conversion.
Position-based gives 40 percent to first and last clicks, and the rest is evenly distributed across any clicks in between those two.
DDA, which was rolled out to all advertisers in October 2018, is the latest addition to the list. And it’s really cool as an idea.

Unlike the others, it is not predetermined how much weight this model will place on each click – it depends on the unique data attached to the account.

DDA looks at all clicks – converting and non-converting traffic – in order to estimate the value of a particular ad, or keyword, or ad group etc.

Theoretically, Google’s machine learning should be able to identify how much each ad in a click path contributed to the conversion

And it does kind of work.

From the tests done at Brainlabs so far, we’ve found that the adjustments DDA suggests are often useful – but we’re talking about pretty marginal gains here.

Comparing DDA and Last Click, for example, the variation between the models in attributing credit is only as much as 5 percent. This might sound like a lot, but once you convert this into optimization gains, the benefits are less impressive.

I’m not saying that DDA isn’t a good idea, nor that it isn’t useful to some extent. It just isn’t a priority.

Considering the time and effort needed to test DDA, there may be more pressing aspects of your paid search strategy to attend to first.

Google Analytics 360

Should you invest in the paid version of Google Analytics?

This is a far more pressing question than which attribution model to use for Google Ads campaigns.

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