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Bart Magera
Bart Magera is the founder of Mojo Links. Ten years across YMYL verticals (legal, medical, finance, supplements, crypto, gambling). Trained under Koray Tuğberk Gübür's Topical Authority framework. Author of two SEO books and international speaker.
95 published posts
Backlink Cleanup: The Full Workflow for Removing Bad Links Without Wrecking Rankings
So your traffic flatlined. Rankings tanked. You went from page one to page who cares. And now you’re Googling yourself like a desperate ex, wondering where it all went wrong. Here’s the reality: your backlink profile is bloated with garbage. Toxic backlinks. Junk from link…
HARO Link Building: How To Get Backlinks from Journalist Requests
HARO (now Connectively), Qwoted, Featured, and ProfNet let journalists post requests and sources respond with quotes. The trade is fast: 20-40 minutes daily produces tier-1 placements at DR 70-95. This is the workflow we run for clients.
Digital PR Link Building: How It Works, Strategies, and Examples
Digital PR is the agency tactic that produces tier-1 backlinks from publications like the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Inc. This is the operational workflow: how we build data assets, how we pitch journalists, what conversion rates to expect, and why a single placement compounds into 20-40 secondary links.
How Many Backlinks Do You Need To Rank? Benchmarks by Niche
Key Takeaways: A homepage should have at minimum of 50 to 70 high-quality backlinks from unique referring domains Internal pages need 10 to 100+ backlinks depending on keyword difficulty and niche Quality, relevance, and authority matter more than quantity Each backlink should…
Broken Link Building: What It Is and How To Do It Right
Broken link building turns dead web resources into editorial backlinks for clients. This is the workflow we run: how we find broken links worth pursuing, how we build replacement assets, how we pitch webmasters, and the realistic conversion rates we plan around.
What Is Link Equity? How It Works and Why It Matters
Link equity (or link juice) is the PageRank-shaped authority that flows from one page to another through every link. This is the operational guide we use to plan client internal architecture, prioritise which pages receive external backlinks, and recover sites that have spent their equity badly.