Guppy Post SEO Technique

You’ve heard about Guest Posting, you’ve heard about Niche Edits. Now we’re going to grow ourselves and evolve into a new SEO technique call Guppy Posting invented by Ditto Effect 2. (Me)

Guppy Post SEO Technique. Guppy Post invented and coined by Ditto Effect 2.

I’m going to show you how to do and what is The ‘Guppy Post’ technique. It’s easier if I tell you an easy version of Guest Posting as well as Niche Edits briefly. Then you will just get the idea. You’ll see.

The Guppy Post demands and requires two webmasters to create their own content (like a Guest Post) or modify existing content (like a Niche Edit) to support with one link to each other’s websites. The idea is to mutually benefit by mutually offering One contextual link to each participant however it should come to be.

You have to both have strong resources. Strong and good resources available. Like established traffic streams and Page Rank. At least Page Rank. The more valuable the resources the better. You need strong resources. If you can’t prove that they don’t have strong resources then your set. Realistically you’d use the Guppy Post SEO technique mostly when you can think of yourselves as Peers and it shouldn’t matter necessarily.

So you need to be aware of if the quality should have been gotten to be achieved is good enough.

The ideal situation and the ideal requirements are that you’d use something like Skype to communicate with each other over a chat serving app where you can talk and collect contacts who will use it. Skype doesn’t work any longer. This is so you can interact with each other reliably to sort out anything you need. While wanting better (like whatapp). You might be stuck with at worst, back and forth emails.

You’d be in the same niche. You’d cover topics one person had that the other didn’t. Ie. If i’m in SEO and I write Natural SEO topics, and if you are in SEO and you write Organic SEO topics. Then we’d find a way to link those pages and/or create those pages with strong(strong) and contextual links to support each other and usually in a case where we’d be expanding our content base. In this case we could go from SEO to Natural, and SEO to Organic if we hadn’t yet but would of intended to (just the same) cover and have done well at least eventually. New topics, same niche.

I’ll go over all of it.

First let’s cover the basics.

Guest Posting

What is it and why do we need guest posting. Here’s a list of items describing the nature. This first list is optimistic towards succeeding at the task.

Here is a list of items describing the process and main ideas.

• Write content page for another website.
• Have to ask and arrange the operation.
• Get reviewed and accepted to get the posting.
• Have to be pointed to your website with a backlink (do follow) .
• Has to be positive, uplifting, and beneficial.
• Also useful to you (backlink, visibility).
• And useful to the poster (content, supporting).
• Also getting referral traffic is epic (you need traffic, traffic is niche specific).

Here’s a list of simple conceptual problems with Guest Posting. But are easy to overlook.

• If the requester has only had their website for 3-6 months then they might take it down.
• New internal pages don’t rank as well or have much value.
• When achieving the format the poster requires not all posts get accepted.
• There are limited opportunities outside of communities deciding to help each other.
• Eg. if you are part of a blogging circle you may offer posts multiple times to your people.
• If you are not part of a blogging circle you’d get maybe 1 to a few Guest Posts. If they like you.
• The requester’s skill and reputation may be unknown or vary.
• Simply the best results are from better writers and those with a great reputation.
• For example, if two big websites were to do a guest post from the other as a big keeper.
• And after all of it the Poster might take it down or stop pointing pages to it. ie. rolls off the posts page on a blog list.

Could be something like Search Engine Land doing a Guest Post for Neil Patel’s website. Might get some attention and Neil Patel might be the winner. Actually I’m going to fix that. For us.. Actually I have the answer.

The offer is the best we can do on the deal. You’d understand the circumstances.

Niche Edits

When you ask someone who is in your niche to add a link on a content they already have. Possibly because you have a better answer for something they’d be improving with the reference.

It’s a simple idea and it’s likely to be more powerful than guest posts if you find the right opportunity.

• Niche Edits are simple you just add a link to a page. (I don’t know why anybody would want to.)
• You find a page and create an outreach attempt to get a sentence or few added with your link.
• Their website linking to your website.
• However you are meaning to make it worth it to them revolves around various theories.
• Better references (but you might have a young online presence and website).
• Useful to you (so I guess they’d be happy)
• Fixing up a bad link, a broken link, or just overall superior reference.

Niche Edits are potentially risky, since the lesser the quality backlink resources the websites are the easier to get a Niche Edit link. Because there’s less influence against judgement when there’s less value to offer.

Technically if I understand correctly there is no costs to incur. Where you think they’re would be some form of compensation. It might just be something like friendship or an online website and webmaster companion.

Leaving it a bit shrouded in mystery.. If there is an ‘exchange’ to make it worth while you could expect it to be a good thing.

Niche Edits and Guest Posting are both good and both work. But we’re missing long term benefit impacts and mutually beneficial bonds of being allies or team mates or companions when we don’t do it again and again. Where it’s a one off makes sense. When it is a good thing and/or it went well you probably mean to do it again an again.

Long term benefits are when you can or are each other’s peers. When if you found out something new you’d tell each other. That’s not too important but usually asking for something you want doesn’t need to stop after the first step.

• A webmaster ally should be easy enough to make happen when the deal is good enough.
• Being lifelong cooperating entities is so near off to working together once. (do it again.)

That’s the first two techniques. Guest Posting and Niche Edits. Now let’s continue.

The ‘Guppy Post’ SEO Technique

Guppy Posts don’t need to be used more than once like GP and NE. And just the same Guppy Posts can be used many times. The accumulation of collaborators is a strong and very rewarding objective to always be meaning to be achieving. Webmasters command websites in their control and collectively. The fact that connecting is the goal has to stand out.

What Is The Guppy Post Technique

Then basically combining the two SEO techniques we can answer what we think about what to do to boost our websites and ourselves as connecting bounded webmasters. You make an Ally. Peer to Peer effectively. And mean to mutually benefit from cooperation.

Mutually benefitting is key and never would you need to worry that if the first two weren’t worth it that this third and additional, Guppy Post is and would have to be. With the Guppy Post technique you have to be peers.

The Guppy Post is where you combine the effort of Guest Posting elements and Niche Edits inspiration to create something useful for both of us. A little more meticulous but better maintained.

The Easiest Version Of The Guppy Post Explanation

Essential we do two Niche Edits to each other. You take a page that has strength and I take a page that has strength and we link them to our desired pages.

• We each give each other One Niche Edits backlink (simple Guppy Post version).
• The pages already are established.
• This is one Guppy Post each.
• There no need to ask without offering to on both sides.
• The benefits are mutual if the conditions are met.
• My link to you; if we consider the Niche Edit; is additional.
• As peers (this is important) we get benefits from niche contextual links.
• My offer of giving a Niche Edit to you also makes it worthwhile, pleasant, and nice.
• Don’t do if you can’t measure as peers somehow. (I invented the Guppy Post) You?..

• Optional: Use your starter blog PR to link to my Guppy Post(We both do one Guppy Post for each other) for you so you can tell my page to you has to be strong enough. And I link my starter blog(Usually the original blog you started if you have one.) with PR to your Guppy Post to me.

A Niche Edit that we both do means mutual benefit as the compensate according to the proposal. You have a page rank 2-5 website. I should hope to have a page rank 2-5 website. So there’s a minimum amount of power to the pages or they won’t do much just contextually. (This is important).

Note: Right now my website stats haven’t updated. But I am forwarding a domain with PR 5 to my website which I believe makes it as strong you’d need it to be. My home links content right off the main page to each of my content items. Meaning old and new items listed could be like PR 1-4.

And I also have a starter blog for use like in my Optional example above. (This is important too).

You have to be the reason somehow that you can support your supporting page. That’s the best part. When I link to your Guppy Post and You link to mine. (Otherwise they might have no power). Then your website gets 2-5 PR worth of link juice if you do it properly.

Recap Continue On The Ditto Effect 2 Guppy Post

I’m not sure how to work it out exactly. Recap: each of us give each other one link we’d ask for. Using our website or starter blog we link to the Guppy Post which is supporting our website.

That’s basically 2 links each. One where we power the contextual. And one which is contextual and strong.

And it takes care of mutually benefiting each other with a free compensate to make a big impact.

• Offer to combine efforts with and by using the Guppy Post SEO Technique.
• Use existing webpages to perform a Niche Edit. But on both websites to one page each.

For Your Benefit To Know It Will Work:

• Choose between high authority support method to the established internal pages.
• For ex. linking from a starter blog to the supporting post. Or website page you know has ranking.
• Your outside link (the second link of 2 for each person). Benefits the internal page of the other’s website which is to add power to your contextual link.

Similar to a Guest Posts by the Author page you’d make one page off of the home page to showcase publications you’d be proud of but not directly to the page you are growing back to the page supporting it.

You’d have or combine into it a Guppy Posts section by the Author from a page like PR 1-5 in proximity.

In a version where all your posts rank predictably from knowing your domain ranks then you technically don’t need to do the second link of two. But if you could you’d have a Guest Post for example. Using the Guest Post technique where if the page needs more authority or not you could link to it from your starter blog or a GP Author page. Where you already have some power (PR).

The Base Version

• Offer to combine efforts with and by using the Guppy Post SEO Technique.
• Both webmasters choose a topic. And have the other webmaster make the page on their site.
• One link per addition of content to somewhere you’d both be choosing.
• Links to your internal page the desired backlink is for for each webmaster.
• Put the pages somewhere easy to make sense out of. (ie. the navigation)
• One or more additional links from an already established or close to established page to your support receiving Guppy Post that the other webmaster will have made.
• Ie. You combine their strength with a little strength of your own to drive the value of contextual link.

You’ve already gotten in touch. You’ve already managed a connection. You’ve broken the ice.

When you do any of the three seo techniques. So maybe mean to use them the best you can; which especially applies to the strong benefiting mutual cooperate of the Guppy Post Technique.

Alternate Versions Of Guppy Post

• Same as the base version. But you earn the exchange. Mutually earn.

Choose one of:

1. One person does new content they write and the other does a Niche Edit.
2. Each does a Niche Edit (as explained in the Easiest Version earlier).
3. Both websites write new content and does the linking to each other.

Then remember:

• Ie. works either way to get the links going to each other.
• Still you add One or more additional links from your main website or starter blog page.
• The second link is to your Guppy Post.

When you choose any of the three you’d identify where to link from and to.

If the pages link to different pages than each other mostly.

You then have to use your resources you may have pointed out to each other or whatever on your own. You don’t need to post too many links that you control. Remember you take care of the support to the supporting page. Which the better you can do the more worth it it is for them.

And the second supporting link ie your website’s G Post Author page (if you have a PR5 maybe you’d want the side link to be PR 2-3?) is linking to the Guppy Post that supports your website.

Ie. And.

That way you know the supporting page has power and not just contextual which on it’s own is basically meaningless., if you know.

I have an Additional Mentions page and a Collaborations page one page off of everything is on my Site the Ditto Effect 2. Once I have a page rank (which should be 5 from forwarding) which means the pages should be PR 2-3 and as I build links and authority my website strengthens; we’ll be happily and on our way.

Now you know, and I’ve taught you all about The ‘Guppy Post’ SEO Technique,. invented by Ditto Effect 2. Natural SEO. I hope you do well.

There Are Two Main Ideas:

• Contextual links between niche website owners is awesome.
• Get PR or link power to Guppy Posts, Guest Posts, and Niche Edit pages.

If you can complete the objective of contextual backlinks you can need to mean to or have a way or find a way to boost the strength of pages that support your website by using your additional web resources to help.

You first blog or starter website before you made your main website is a good example. When your page is page rank 1 or higher and hasn’t been useful for years but still exists you can help supporting pages on other websites that you get supporting your main website. This only works if you have PR 1 or higher instead of a blog with no PR which some have and some don’t.

AI ChatGPT Summary Of Guppy Post In SEO:

A Guppy Post in SEO is basically a mutually beneficial backlink exchange that combines elements of Guest Posting and Niche Edits, but with an extra focus on peer-to-peer collaboration and boosting the linking pages themselves so the backlinks carry more power.

Here’s the short version:

• Two webmasters in the same niche agree to help each other by placing one strong, contextual backlink to the other’s site.
• Instead of a one-sided arrangement (like a typical guest post or niche edit), both sides create or edit content to include each other’s links.
• You only do this with peers—both sites need to be strong (PageRank 2–5 or better) so the link exchange is actually valuable.
• To make the links even more powerful, each webmaster also uses a second link from another strong page they control (like an older blog or high-authority internal page) to boost the page that contains the backlink (the “supporting page”).
• This results in each person getting two links:
  1. A contextual link from the other person’s page.
  2. The supporting page itself getting an authority boost from another strong source.

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Key Differences from Guest Posting & Niche Edits

• Guest Posting: You write an article for another site with your backlink. One-sided unless repeated.
• Niche Edit: You add your link into an existing piece of content on another site. Usually one-sided.
• Guppy Post:
  • Two-way—both webmasters give and receive links.
  • Includes an extra step to make sure the linking page itself is powerful, so the backlink is more valuable.
  • Done only between sites of roughly equal strength.
  • Can be repeated to build long-term collaboration.

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Why It Works

• Contextual backlinks from relevant peers are more valuable than random links.
• By powering up the linking pages, you ensure the backlinks pass more authority.
• Builds long-term SEO allies instead of one-off deals.

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If I had to put it in one sentence:
A Guppy Post is a two-way niche edit/guest post hybrid where two equally strong sites give each other a contextual backlink, then each powers up the other’s linking page for maximum SEO benefit.