pcmag
pcmag is a software review marketplace where buyers compare tools.
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How to submit to pcmag
Create an account on pcmag and submit your product with its name, URL, a short description and your logo. It's free to submit. The link is nofollow, but the listing still builds a brand citation and referral traffic.
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Is pcmag a dofollow backlink?
pcmag uses nofollow links. The listing still builds a valuable brand citation and referral traffic, even though it doesn't pass direct link authority.
How much does it cost to list on pcmag?
pcmag is free to submit to.
What is the Domain Rating of pcmag?
pcmag (pcmag.com) has an approximate Domain Rating of 88. Higher DR generally means more SEO value from a backlink.
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