This year I’ve been rethinking my entire promotion strategy because some of my older websites suddenly stopped gaining traction despite regular content updates and steady link building. That’s when I started looking closer at crowd marketing again—something I used many years ago but never took seriously. I realized that forum engagement might still matter for creating natural SEO links and brand mentions, especially if the comments appear inside real discussions instead of being dropped randomly. During my research I stumbled across several providers, but only a handful seemed trustworthy enough to test. One recommendation I saw repeatedly was to explore a crowd links service offered through https://crowd-links.top/en which focuses on high-quality placements rather than mass posting. I’m curious if this approach can actually revive stagnating rankings or if Google has already reduced the value of community-based backlinks. Part of me thinks that active forum participation still influences trust signals, especially in smaller niches where discussions matter. But another part wonders if the effect is mostly psychological rather than algorithmic. Have any of you recently tried crowd marketing for SEO? Did it help stabilize your keyword positions or bring any noticeable referral traffic? I’d appreciate insights before I invest too heavily again.