What is a Niche Edit?

Throughout this journey – we made our share of mistakes. In the end, it started with a few people who were trying to stay away from internet marketing. There is no big budget, no network of university graduates that would guide us at every step, nothing. We definitely screwed up several times – and we recommend that you learn from our mistakes!

We never made it clear to our customers that our changes in niches are “like SAPE networks” links that we collect using super-detailed software, and that the APIs from these alternative networks allow us to analyze these websites. Gift for We can make quantity / niche specifications.

Essentially, we don’t need to worry about link injection and SEO spam on such networks. One of the things we worked on was reverse engineering the smart client of our process and creating a store to compete directly with us. Remember, we don’t have any guru endorsements or known reviews – and everyone is already using these networks. We are rebranding a well-known type of SEO – with a unique rotation to justify profit.

As the number of niches we sold increased, we realized that a randomly hacked / embedded website on these networks could create problems for the client because they know little about it. That they pay for hacked SEO links when we order. This is from the network.

However rare it may be, the number of such sites in these networks has increased, which further increases the problem. That’s why we decided to understand the whole history of editing niches and where they come from. However, there is nothing that would stop SEO-sellers from doing some research and finding the same networks (which, we believe, many already have few, and people buy niche edits from us. More and more niche edits). Services / flows entering the market – clearly verified people who want to sell SEO, are not stupid and tie the dots themselves) – we believe that our customers enjoy the service / quality that we provide There are not going to troll through the SAPE network options, and all go through an unusable user interface. And save a few dollars by placing useless data orders yourself.

We made false claims to resellers to get them to resell niche edits.

At first (and in an allegedly irresponsible manner) – we were quite aggressive in negotiating or contacting suppliers to resell our product. We would explain a lot to resellers to hear them in order to get our link. In our opinion, while the quality of service and goods is good – and their customers do not want reimbursement depending on the quality of the goods, the seller will not care anyway. Not to mention the fact that today all marketing is mainly intermediary companies and markup levels. We did not feel like we were doing something with anyone else at that time. Initially, we felt that the goals were right because we were SEO experts and others were SEO sellers or customers who had more budget than SEO knowledge.

So, when sellers asked if these links were black in any way, we did not tell them the nature of the link. We wanted them to try first and then buy / not buy. Try the book before judging the cover. If the seller feels that he needs a specific type of backlink – either we try to convince him to try our link instead of his link, or, after doing a little research, they will lie to him that these links were what they were looking for. Because, in the end, once again – we wanted them to try them, and if they liked it, nothing else mattered.

We had requests from suppliers and customers to get “cracked niches” – in many cases, to save money or get a large number of links to pennies. Initially – we lied to them and told them that this is the link that they wanted (if the prices match), because our arguments were that if their customers liked the link, the seller would not care if they were not hacked. They just wanted cheaper links to be sold to customers.

In fact, after the famous event of 2017 with one of the resellers, we realized we wanted to say something about persuading link sellers. We stopped doing this once we realized we could do it like a naive without context. It’s like making a mockery of bad profit. We understand well, but we understand how inaccurate this is. We can apologize for this and act transparently for our suppliers and customers.

We’ve been lazy about monitoring the networks we use ourselves, we thought it was their job.

When we first got a few networks that we worked with, we were very excited. We thought that we had achieved something that people would not be able to achieve for years- and we are not mistaken.

For many years, everything was wonderful: the accidental failure of an unknown webmaster in one of these networks expressed his concern to us, and we reported our website on the network so that no one else uses it.

lately however, with the rush of SEO spam and injections and vulnerabilities – combined with the fact that we are focused on the actively growing generation of content in our company and optimization of guest publishing. Yes, we neglected random random checks. The quality of the link itself is ordered.

For this – we are very sorry for our customers, and all we can say is that it requires reminders in such a way as to keep the company in the know. We do not want to compare ourselves with Walmart and McDonald’s – but every growing company that deals with quantity sometimes spoils and accepts a batch of chicken nuggets made from pigskin. This happens, and all we can do is do our best to fix the problems and prevent them from recurring.

Originally  – utilization / analysis of software information and ordering niche employees to search for niche websites and articles – were in different departments, and the employee did not have the opportunity to find out if they were looking at suspicious websites. Since we checked random places in the daily tasks / duties of our employees – which allows them to solve numerous problems from the owner of the website or blacklist and report websites to the network before customers behave too maliciously. / Missing / etc. backlinks.

Not thinking ahead.

It is unbelievable that someone created a term or phrase and claimed that he would control its use. 

We didn’t expect that people would start using the term to sell just about every kind of spam available in SEO today. We coined the term niche edits to be what they were – edits we place in articles for SEO benefits. Not hacked links, or any negativity like that. Think of the term Swastika, it’s an important Sanskrit symbol and it’s being used in India commonly, yet it was used by the person who wanted to wipe out an entire race. 

Unfortunately, there is nothing we can do about it. Previously, we would have provided niche edits for a good market share in the SEO community, but today 9 out of 10 niche edits that are being sold on the internet are not ours. We do not know what it is, and we cannot be held responsible for them, because people can give any name to any kind of backlink that they can sell – whatever its nature.

Even today, when we think about what we can do to protect the meaning of a word, we cannot think of anything. “Niche editing” is no more a trademark than a “link wheel” – and, fortunately, it is trying to apply this trademark when it is distributed from the Internet to customers of sellers – all over the world.

That is all we can say, as mentioned above, it’s similar to the concept of hot tub and Jacuzzi. All Jacuzzi are hot tubs but not all hot tubs are Jacuzzi similarly the niche edits that we are selling are niche edits but SEO products that are being sold in the name of niche edits are not niche edits at all you can call it anything but not niche edits.

Not thinking ahead, part 2.

Over the past year or so – as we began to scale our individual reach processes, we created campaigns to generate niche changes in our relationships with webmasters. When someone can understand the concept of paying for posting an article on their blog, they can understand the logic of editing some old article that they don’t need, and they are being paid for it.

Fortunately, our database is growing, and we can provide safe and reliable editing of niches for clients. 

Unfortunately, this is what we had to start many years ago, and therefore we would be able to perform every order steadily with our original niche edits sources from the networks.

This is what we are working on, which, combined with our increased vigilance for randomly checking sites on these networks, should still make editing niches safe and effective for our customers.