How to select blog for guest post?
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Hi,
I need to know how I select blog for guest post. What are you looking in blog for guest post? DA, PR or any other thing?
Thanks In advance
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Guest posts are being targeted actively by Google - so aren't necessarily a good idea just for SEO. If you are going to go that route, then just make sure that:
- the blog is indexed
- it's relevant to your niche
- the link they give you is 'do follow'
Good luck
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