It might sound ambitious, but with the right strategies, you can achieve a 400% increase in website traffic within 10 months. Here’s how: First Three Months: Become an Industry Journalist Dive deep into your niche and create 30 in-depth guides, such as “Top 5 Applications of Biodegradable Plastics,” targeting long-tail keywords. Use tools to identify questions your potential customers frequently ask and directly address them in your articles. This positions your site as an “answer hub,” and Google will naturally boost your rankings. Months Four to Six: Build High-Quality Backlinks This is the time to focus on backlinks. A pro tip: Use a combination of ​GPB + GNB backlinks to ensure both quantity and quality. When Google sees so many reputable sites linking to you, your rankings will skyrocket. Final Four Months: Optimize User Experience Focus on improving user engagement. Aim to increase average session duration from 40 seconds to

The root of the problem might be that “Google can’t understand your content.” If foreign customers can’t find you where will the orders come from? Don’t worry, the following practical tips can help you break this deadlock. To make your website better understood by Google, keyword selection is crucial. You need to use the search habits of your target market. For example, if you sell “high-quality mechanical parts,” foreign customers might prefer searching for “durable machinery parts supplier.” Use tools like Google Keyword Planner to find the words customers actually search for, replacing those “self-indulgent terms.” Website loading speed is also a key factor. If your site takes more than 3 seconds to load, 53% of users will leave immediately. Use tools like PageSpeed Insights to test your site speed, compress images to under 100KB and choose servers with European or American nodes. These measures will make Google see your

This is the pitfall 90% of people fall into—external links aren’t layered, all piled into the same dimension. To truly break through the bottleneck, you need to learn how to build a pyramid: ​Base Layer: GPB links—ensure at least 200 domains survive long-term. This is the foundation. Without them, Google won’t believe your site is “legitimate.” ​Middle Layer: GNB links—start with 10,000 links monthly, targeting social media and forum comments. Even if the links look like “/thread-123456,” they can still bring in a large number of new domains. ​Top Layer: GMB links—bombard with millions of site group links. Don’t aim for survival rates; purely use quantity to push indexing rates from 30% to over 60%. A classic case: a wig export site had already amassed 100,000 pieces of original content, but indexing was stuck at 20,000. Upon diagnosis, we found their external links were all GPB. While high-quality, they only covered 300 domains.

This was a client’s exact question last week. The answer is simple: ​Don’t treat external links as luxury items; treat them like fast-moving consumer goods. What’s the biggest headache for large companies doing SEO? It’s not a lack of funds—it’s scaling up. Think about it: an independent site that updates 100 product pages daily. If external links rely solely on “handcrafted quality,” even at 20 links per day, that’s only 7,000 links a year. What’s that worth? In Google’s eyes, it’s a “site with no recommendations.” That’s why our combo strategy is essentially a three-blade approach: ​Volume Blade: GMB site groups publish 500,000 external links monthly pushing the site’s indexed pages from 10,000 to 500,000. This makes Google think the site is “highly active.” ​Camouflage Blade: GNB forum links mix in 100,000 links. Even if 60% are deleted, 4,000 new domains remain specifically designed to bypass Google’s “external link structure

—Does this sound familiar? But the reality is, many people spend money chasing high DA values only to find their rankings unchanged and their websites flagged by Google. Why? Because Google stopped falling for this trick a long time ago. Last year, a client in the lighting export business listened to so-called “experts” who advised focusing on backlinks with DA40+. They paid 500 yuan per link, spending 60,000 yuan over three months, but their keywords remained stuck on the second page. When we analyzed the data we found that 80% of those high-DA domains actually relied on scraped content for traffic, and Google had already flagged them as “low-quality.” A truly effective backlink structure requires data-driven strategies. For example start by using PBN backlinks (GMB) to aggressively boost indexing, pushing the website’s page count beyond 100,000. Then, use forum comment backlinks (GNB) to cover 3,000 domains—even if only 10% are

Is this your pain point? The problem likely lies in one thing—your backlinks aren’t working together. For example, if you’ve built a new website, no matter how great your content is Google still needs backlinks to “discover” you. If you only build a few dozen “high-quality backlinks,” it’s like opening a convenience store in the middle of nowhere—no one will pass by. But if you simultaneously build forum backlinks (starting at 10,000) and PBN backlinks (millions of them) it’s like handing out flyers at every subway station in the city. Google’s crawlers will visit daily, and your indexing will skyrocket. But this is just the first step! To achieve rankings, you need long-term, independent website backlinks. One of our clients in the wedding dress export business used a GNB package to build 50,000 backlinks initially and their indexed pages jumped from 50 to 20,000. Then, they used GPB backlinks to

But the reality is—many business owners spend a fortune piling up backlinks, only to get penalized by Google or see no movement in traffic. So, what’s the issue? The answer lies in two words: ​strategy. Traditional SEO often focuses solely on ‘high-authority backlinks’ or obsesses over industry relevance. After three months of effort they might end up with just a few dozen backlinks, and their ranking remains stuck beyond the 20th spot. To put it bluntly, this approach is outdated! Take a look at the websites ranking in the top 3—they all have tens of thousands of backlinks. But here’s the catch: they don’t just spam links. Instead, they build them in layers. For example, they start by laying a foundation with independent site backlinks (each guaranteed to be indexed and active for over a year). These links act like ‘anchor tenants,’ solidly supporting the website’s authority. Next, they scale

But the reality is—many business owners spend a fortune piling up backlinks, only to end up penalized by Google or see no movement in traffic. So, what’s the problem? The answer lies in one word: strategy. Traditional SEO often focuses obsessively on ‘high-authority backlinks’ or industry relevance, only to end up with a few dozen backlinks after three months of effort, while the ranking remains outside the top 20. Let’s be honest— this approach is outdated! Look at the websites ranking in the top 3; none of them have fewer than tens of thousands of backlinks. But here’s the thing: they don’t just spam links. They use a tiered strategy. For example, they start by building a foundation with independent site backlinks (each guaranteed to be indexed and survive for over a year). These links act like ‘anchor tenants,’ steadily supporting the site’s authority. Next, they use forum comment backlinks

A listed tech company once spent 2 million yuan to build “perfect backlinks”—DA60+ industry authority sites, strict relevance screening and precise monthly placement of 50 links. The result? A year later, their core keyword rankings dropped by three positions. This bloody case reveals a truth: link building is not about collecting luxury items but about creating a hierarchical ecosystem. Our unique SEO Pyramid Model is divided into three practical layers: ​The Foundation Layer: Use GPB links to build 200 strongholds, like buying a school district property in first-tier cities. Although the unit price is high, it offers permanent ownership. ​The Middle Layer: Use GNB links to spread 3,000 ordinary links, akin to opening chain stores in county towns. The goal is not individual store profitability but extensive coverage. ​The Top Layer: Use GMB links for a million-level bombardment, similar to running TikTok ads. The aim is short-term traffic explosion. A

This is a common frustration among cross-border sellers. Last year, we worked with a home furnishings brand that consistently published 10 product reviews each week—content so comprehensive it could rival industry white papers. Yet, their core keyword “outdoor furniture” stubbornly remained on the second page. What was the issue? The missing link was a “closed-loop system of content and backlinks.” For this client, we implemented GPB backlink services, strategically linking 15 core product articles to a pool of 30 external resources. Three months later, something remarkable happened: the number of backlinks to original content pages surged from 0 to over 200 the target keyword climbed into the top five, and organic traffic skyrocketed by 300%. Here’s a counterintuitive truth: when Google evaluates content value, backlinks are like audience votes in a talent show. No matter how exceptional your original content is, without enough “votes” (backlinks) from the audience the algorithm