Sven, these are two different ways of doing this, no?
Or, does "post to competitors backlinks" put SER in a special mode, and adding the competitors' URLs was a second step that I didn't even know about, and SER finds those backlinks based on the added competitors' URLs?
It makes more sense that they are distinctly different ways of getting the backlinks, one being automated, and the second being manual ways of adding the competitors' BACKLINKS.
You'd probably need a subscription to AHREFs or comparable services, also, for such a feature to work. Imagine if it pulls in EVERYTHING from ALL subscriptions?!
If it isn't presently a feature in SER, wonder if you could do this with SB (and some add-on?) and SER, integrated?
Setting up a test project isolating this feature, rather than blindly turning it on with a "why not" attitude of turning it on just because more is better as I had done in the past.
Targeting very few KWs I am choosing by hand.
Also, Sven, if I had this feature on, does that project then ALWAYS do this 4 step process above, or does SER also attempt to build links in the usual way? Thanks.
Anyone know if "Post to Competitor's Backlinks" is affected by "Always Use KW to Find Target" Checkbox?
"Always Use KW' seems to make this above special mode always on, as in other situations, with the checkbox not selected, SER seems to look for backlinks on engines that are not KW-dependent, if those engines are checked AS WELL as the special 4-Step Competitor Back-link search.
Can't believe this was in there the whole time and never really asked why I should or shouildn't use this... Wow...seems like a powerful tool!!!
Oh well ...hmm...seems would have been cool to suppress using those other project targets and just have an exclusively competition-backlink-seeking-and-posting project running, just for ease in seeing what's coming from where...
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