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It's every content creator's dream to go viral, and yet
fewer than one percent of all content hits this benchmark.
This level of market penetration is literally one in a million,
and yet creating articles and video content is one of
the major ways businesses try to organically drive traffic to
their websites. Still, in twenty twenty five, trends indicate both
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AI and actual researchers prioritize human driven, community focused results.
Which method is better creating quality content that may win
inbound links or paying for backlinks from authoritative websites. Link
Daddy CEO Tony Peacock shares his insight. Backlinks, also called
inbound links, appear on external websites that drive traffic back
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to a company's site. Enough quality backlinks can boost your
website ratings on Google and other search engines. Obtaining backlinks
the natural way means creating engaging content and hoping that
others like it enough to choose to link it on
their own sites. This method takes time and some finger crossing,
as the number of interactions content must hit to be
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considered viral is lofty. To qualify as viral, TikTok videos
must get more than a million views within seventy two hours.
According to blue Host, Instagram reels are considered viral when
they get a combination for five hundred thousand views and
five tho thousand shares. Facebook considers content viral when it
hits a million views and thoun two thousand meaningful interactions.
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But let's back up with the exception of unpredictable random trends.
Quality content doesn't just happen. It takes market research, idea generation, production,
and other time consuming steps taken by experienced analysts. Creating
this kind of engaging content is an admirable goal. When
it pays off, it's huge, and it's also wildly unpredictable.
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Time consuming and cost ineffective. Options that cut back the
amount of time effort and random chance of finding backlinks
are key to boosting site traffic, and it's a match
made in heaven For artificial intelligence. High quality AI engines
can process data from a number of SEO platforms in
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a fraction of the time that a senior analyst requires.
What's more, industry specific frameworks can adapt for specific sectors
rather than simply offer generic SEO. These findings can then
be used to find opportunities to boost results and create
content that supports the targeted backlinks, explains Peacock of link Daddy.
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Everyone respects quality organic content. Everyone that is, except your
bottom line. But that bottom line is the weight that
counterbalances at all. Maybe it's time to let Ai try
the heavy lifting. For more, visit the link in the description.