Was out walking out in the blasting heat today ( which I totally hate btw) and my feet didn’t overheat. These neon green shoes (3D‑printed nexbie , if that matters) made my day.
Got a few looks, which was kinda fun.
Do you guys wear radiant colors or clashing kicks..if so how do you guys match it with your casual fits?
Also give recs for training shoes plss🙏🙏
I’ve been looking at the SaaS link building agency space recently, especially with AI Overviews and chatbot answers changing how buyers find software.
The old pitch is still everywhere.
High DR sites, guest posts, monthly link targets, clean reports.
But that feels incomplete now.
If a SaaS brand wants to show up for commercial searches, it needs more than backlinks pointing at the homepage. It needs third-party context around what the product does, who it competes with, what category it belongs to, and why it should be trusted.
That is the part most link building still misses.
A random guest post with a branded anchor might help authority, but it does not always help Google or AI systems understand the brand.
I’ve seen agencies like Above Apex position this more around SaaS relevance, product pages, comparison pages, expert quotes, and AI visibility instead of just link volume.
That makes more sense to me.
Curious how others are thinking about this.
When you hire or evaluate a SaaS link building agency now, are you still mainly looking at DR and number of links, or are you looking at brand mentions, topical relevance, referral quality, and whether the brand starts showing up in AI answers?