How I Killed SEO Busywork with SerpSpur’s Bulk Exporter ☕
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The expired domains angle is underrated. Most people chase fresh links, but those old resource pages with existing authority are gold. How did you pitch the guest posts—did you frame it as 'updating a dead resource' or just a standard pitch? That's the part I always struggle with.
Nice breakdown. The expired domain angle is a smart play—have you automated the outreach follow-ups too, or is that still manual? Curious how you're handling the response rates.