: When link building using the "guestography" technique, do I need to write a unique introduction to the content for each site? I am planning to do link buliding using the Guestoghraphy technique

@Heady270

Step 4 of that technique is offering unique content. From the video transcript that you linked to:


Here's another twist that makes guestographics so powerful.
Instead of simply showing your infographic to someone
and hoping that they share it,
you sweeten the deal with a little bribe.
Don't worry, this bribe is totally above board.
So, what's the bribe I'm talking about?
A unique introduction to go along with the infographic.

You see, when someone wants to share
your infographic on their site,
there's a huge barrier that usually stops them.
What is it?
The fact that they have to write
a unique introduction to go along with it.
After all, no reputable blogger is going to take
your infographic, slap it on their site and call it a day.
Their readers expect unique content.

That's why you offer people that show interest
in your infographic a unique introduction.
Here's a script to send them.


Here you go name, let me know if you ever want to share
the infographic on your site, I'll be happy to write
a unique introduction to go along with it.
Thanks, your name.


And when they get back to you saying sure,
I'd love a unique introduction,
like this email that Perrin received,
whip up a high quality 200-300 word introduction.


So from the video that you linked, you absolutely need to be prepared to write unique content for each and every blog if you want to use this technique.

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