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Hi All,

I am a fairly new user of Moz Pro and so far so good! However, after identifying that my link metrics and domain authority have dropped behind my competitors I've started trying to acquire links quite aggressively. I'm currently finding bloggers on Socialix to write about my Firewood business in the UK and currently doing about 5 posts per week. However many are insisting upon including upon a disclaimer (e.g. "sponsored by Firewood Centre") and I had a few questions about best practices.

1. Are the disclaimer rules different in the UK vs the US? There seems to be stricter policy in the US.
2. In some cases I am providing free product, does this still mean that bloggers should include a disclaimer? The idea was to get original photography and proof of concept for the post.
3. Is the non-follow link worthless? Again, another point argued by the bloggers.
4. Is blogger outreach dead? Should I focus my efforts elsewhere?

Please share your best link acquisition tips here!

Thanks.

Hi Moz Community,

I've recently become a Moz Pro user and I very impressed with the insights that it has to offer. However, I have been using the on-page grader to evaluate this page and it suggests that I am using the keyword "kiln dried logs" too many times and not to use more than 15 times. I have a slight dilemma because my product titles all contain this keyword and I wanted to get somebody's take on where the "15 repetitions" comes from and if it is better for me to strip this keyword out of my product titles to fall within the guidelines? Should I optimize just my main category page for this keyword at the expense of potentially losing traffic for my product pages?

Any input would be much appreciated.

Hi All,

I am a fairly new user of Moz Pro and so far so good! However, after identifying that my link metrics and domain authority have dropped behind my competitors I've started trying to acquire links quite aggressively. I'm currently finding bloggers on Socialix to write about my Firewood business in the UK and currently doing about 5 posts per week. However many are insisting upon including upon a disclaimer (e.g. "sponsored by Firewood Centre") and I had a few questions about best practices.

1. Are the disclaimer rules different in the UK vs the US? There seems to be stricter policy in the US.
2. In some cases I am providing free product, does this still mean that bloggers should include a disclaimer? The idea was to get original photography and proof of concept for the post.
3. Is the non-follow link worthless? Again, another point argued by the bloggers.
4. Is blogger outreach dead? Should I focus my efforts elsewhere?

Please share your best link acquisition tips here!

Thanks.