Spam Nation

@Chaston Farris mobile homes are tough to tackle.

My G/C just so happened to go to the property the next day to tackle a quick repair and called me and told me there was some water in the basement but nothing major.

I got Hiya.app and it labels the tons of SPAM calls I get: spoofing, scam or fraud, robocaller, etc.

I'm putting a blog together encouraging people to tackle ADU and granny flat development.

It's kind of a landing page...put your info in here so we can spam you...sort of home page looking situation. 

You can say, "Oh I didn't get it, it must have gone to someone else or in my spam." just like with USPS losing stuff.  

It usually means several messages to you have bounced - likely because wither your ISP or BP are on someones SPAM list.

If you want a cheaper alternative i would recommend upwork, it's a little more expensive but you can tailor exactly what you want done and actually hire someone as a VA to do your SEO work, usually not the best and wont really get you much traction in competitive markets, but it's better than nothing and you won't have somebody who is just spamming backlinks to your site trying to get $5 and a 5* rating like you would on fiverr.

It's always wise to separate your brand from everyone else.Finally, for back links, I haven't dabbled much with SEO in recent years, but a few years back when I did, back linking was entering a phase where it was losing influence on rankings because of the quality of back links and spamming and the like.