All Things Considered

 If you’re trying to build your website’s authority without spending a dime, one of the smartest strategies is publishing content on free platforms that allow dofollow backlinks . The right backlinks from real, indexed pages can dramatically boost your SEO— if you know where to post. But with so much outdated or generic advice floating around, the real question is: What are the best free backlink websites where I can post an article with a dofollow link— and actually get value from it ? Here’s what’s working right now. 1. Medium Still one of the most effective platforms out there, Medium allows you to publish full-length articles and place links within the body of the content. While not all links are dofollow by default, strategic formatting and using Medium’s partner publications can result in indexed and SEO-valuable backlinks . Plus, Medium content ranks well on Google, so your article has a shot at getting real traffic. 2. Telegra.ph If you haven’t used Telegra.ph yet...

  In the age of side hustles and digital entrepreneurship, dropshipping has emerged as one of the most buzzed-about business models. You’ve probably seen influencers showing off dashboards with “overnight sales,” or YouTube tutorials promising six figures by selling trendy gadgets you never have to touch. But for many people, the idea of building an ecommerce business from scratch feels overwhelming. The product research. The branding. The web design. The supplier setup. The plugins, the policies, the copywriting… Which leads to the very real question: Can you buy a dropshipping store instead of building one? The answer is yes — and depending on your goals, experience level, and budget, it might actually be the smartest way to start. Let’s unpack how it works, what to look out for, and how to make sure you’re getting something valuable — not just a shiny template with no substance. 🧭 Why Dropshipping Stores Are in Demand Before we dive into buying one, let’s briefly revisit why p...

  If you’ve been browsing online for side hustle ideas or passive income streams, you’ve probably come across the concept of dropshipping — a business model that lets you sell products without holding inventory. It sounds too good to be true, doesn’t it? That’s probably why one of the most commonly asked questions is: “Is it legal to dropship?” It’s a smart question — and one that deserves a real, clear answer. Because while dropshipping is completely legal in most countries, there are rules, responsibilities, and ethical considerations involved. It’s not a loophole or some gray area business hack — it’s a legitimate fulfillment model used by small businesses and major retailers alike. So let’s unpack what’s legal, what’s not, and what you need to understand before you dive in. 🛍️ What Is Dropshipping (And Why Is It So Popular)? Before we talk legality, let’s get clear on the concept. Dropshipping is a retail method where you, as the store owner, don’t stock the product...

  The captivating Betta splendens , commonly known as the Siamese Fighting Fish or simply Betta, is a freshwater species with origins in Southeast Asia. It's not merely the fish's beauty but also its intriguing behavior and resilience that have led to its worldwide popularity. From shimmering scales to flowing fins, Bettas come in an astounding array of colors and forms, each more beautiful than the last. Historical Background: Betta splendens, a member of the Osphronemidae family, was first discovered in Thailand, formerly known as Siam. Their fighting instinct was noted, and they were selectively bred for their aggression. In the past, the Siamese royalty even held organized fights, with bets placed on the winner, hence giving the Betta its colloquial name. General Care: Before diving into the different varieties, it's crucial to note that while Bettas are hardy, they require specific care. They need a tank with stable temperatures around 76-82°F (24-28°C) and must not be...

Platies (Xiphophorus maculatus and Xiphophorus variatus) are very popular tropical freshwater fishes held by aquarists around the world. They are extremely beautiful, small fish and come in every single color imaginable. Part of their popularity is due to the very low experience needed to keep them. Males grow to about 4 – 5 cm and females, being a little bigger, can grow up to 5 – 6 cm. Platies are native to both Central America and North America. There are numerous types of platies, but all are hybrids of two species heavily interbred in order to reach their full potential. The two most common species are Southern Platy (Xiphophorus maculatus) and Variable Platy (Xiphophorus variatus). Like most other species from the Poeciliidae family, platies are great fish for both beginners and experienced aquarists. They are easy to keep and breed and their potential is great. Although platies are very small, they are extremely active species. They love being in groups, but they are ...

Symphysodon, colloquially known as Discus, is a genus of cichlids native to the Amazon river basin in South America. Due to their distinctive shape, behavior, and bright colors and patterns, discus are popular as freshwater aquarium fish, and their aquaculture in several countries in Asia is a major industry. They are sometimes referred to as pompadour fish. Discus can grow to 20 cm in diameter and live up to 15 years. They are available from 5 cm to 20 cm and currently, there are more than 20 varieties to choose from. It is a very common misconception that Discus are difficult to keep, and whilst this remains the case for wild-caught fish, the European and Asian Discus have a worldwide reputation for being robust and easy to keep. If you are new to this hobby then please enter it with an open mind. Our Discus are kept in Glasgow tap water! This makes their care so much easier and means that almost without exception where ever you live in the UK you can keep these fish with a litt...

Corydoras davidsandsi , commonly known as Davidsand's Corydoras, is a captivating and attractive species of catfish that originates from the Tapuruguara region in Brazil, specifically the Rio Inambu. It was scientifically described by Black in 1978. This species is highly sought after by aquarium enthusiasts due to its striking appearance and interesting behaviors. Natural Habitat and Origin : The native habitat of Corydoras davidsandsi is the Rio Inambu in Brazil. This freshwater fish is found in slow-moving streams and rivers with sandy or gravelly substrates. These areas are often well-vegetated, providing ample hiding places for the fish and suitable conditions for breeding. Physical Characteristics : In the wild, Corydoras davidsandsi typically reaches a size of about 40.0 mm standard length (SL) for females and 55.0 mm SL for males. The males are generally smaller than the females, which is a common trait in many Corydoras species. These fish are known for their distinctive...

For breeding purposes, the aquarium size should be at least 15 – 20 liters for a pair or a trio. This fish is not aggressive, although there might be an occasional aggressive male that might need to be separated from the group. Hypsolebias gardneri are quite prolific spawners if conditioned and fed well on live foods. These fish are substrate divers when spawning. The layer of peat needs to be at least 4 – 5 cm or even deeper if you want the fish to feel comfortable while spawning. Peat moss or coir is the preferred medium, but any other suitable type of spawning substrate can be used. The eggs are small in size, from 0.6 to 0.8 mm, and can withstand much abuse. The eggs are not adhesive and can be seen in the substrate with a bit of effort. Please note that the eggs incubation period of this species can be as long as 5 – 10 months and even longer, depending on the incubating temperature, substrate moisture, and other factors. You need to be patient and to check the eggs every 2 –...

This is probably one of the most beautiful South American annual killifish. This particular fish originates from a temporary pool close to a small stream of Lagoa de Maricá system (Road RJ-106) at Inoã, a small town in Maricá municipality located in the Brazilian state of Rio de Janeiro. As far as we have been told by a few Brazilian killifish breeders, this biotope is going to disappear quite soon due to new building projects in this area. For breeding purposes, the aquarium size should be at least 25 – 30 liters for a pair or trio (1 male and 2 females). This fish is not aggressive in general, although there always will be a dominated male, and it’s not necessarily required to remove him if you keep this species in a large group in spite of occasional aggression from the dominated male. Nematolebias papilliferus are quite prolific spawners if conditioned and fed well. These fish are substrate divers when spawning. The layer of peat needs to be at least 8 – 10 cm or even deeper i...