Link Pushing. The NEXT Generation of building backlinks for SEO

[lightraymarketing]

I thought I would share this awesome technique because this forum has given me so much!

Link pushing is a method in which web2 properties link to your site and then all the backlinks you want to build build off of the web 2 properties. With this technique, you website is shielded and will help keep you site out of Google's sandbox TREMENDOUSLY.

What you need to do is create 6 web 2 properties. (Web2 properties are things like free wordpress and blogger blogs. To get a web 2 list go here

Link 2 of your web 2 properties to your site, and then link the last 4 web 2 properties to the initial 2 so now they are "interlinked."

What you want all your backlinks linking to from now on will be the web 2 properties that you just interlinked.

Now your site will be shielded and you can start blasting links and booting ranks!

[John Wilkes]

That is an interesting list of web 2 properties, but how many of the Page Ranks actual count in back-linking?

[dadamson]

That's interesting, it's basically a link wheel.

But in order for it to be more effective, you would need to repeat the process many times over. The above process will only give your site 2 backlinks... Although good backlinks, you will need more for more competitive niches.

Good tips though

-Dave

[lightraymarketing]

Originally Posted by John Wilkes

That is an interesting list of web 2 properties, but how many of the Page Ranks actual count in back-linking?

It is best to have the higher ranking ones. The point is to push "linkjuice to your site by feeding it through other sites so your site stays protected. So to answer your question though, I would say all of them count.

[Crew Chief]

Originally Posted by lightraymarketing

Link pushing is a method in which web2 properties link to your site and then all the backlinks you want to build build off of the web 2 properties.... What you need to do is create 6 web 2 properties. (Web2 properties are things like free wordpress and blogger blogs.

Essentially what you shared is one of the myriad of variations of link wheels sorta like this...




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IMHO, it is a misnomer to say that any variation of Link Wheel Building whether it is called Link Pushing or Link Shoving, is the NEXT Generation of building backlinks for SEO. How could it be so, when link wheels have been around for ages?

Unless I'm missing something?

At the moment, all I see are OB BLs from a Money Site to the Web 2.0 Props and then I see the Web 2.0 Props connecting to each other; that's a variation of a Link Wheel all day and all night long unless I'm missing something.

Giles, the Crew Chief

[nelaffiliate]

Very interesting indeed, but have you tested how powerful this will be?
I think this is about boosting inbound links. That is effective.
It would be nice to hear views from those who have already tried this method.

[Brenden Clerget]

Originally Posted by dadamson

That's interesting, it's basically a link wheel.

But in order for it to be more effective, you would need to repeat the process many times over. The above process will only give your site 2 backlinks... Although good backlinks, you will need more for more competitive niches.

Good tips though

-Dave

It might only give you two backlinks, but the link juice and velocity is reciprocal, and it will give you more link juice this way than using six random blog backlinks.

It's not about numbers, it's about link velocity and effectiveness of the linking

[rusty1027]

I agree that this is just another variation of a link wheel, except to make it truly effective you are going to have to set up many, many combinations since only 2 of the sites are actually linking to your money site.

[brandonbaker]

Have link wheels ever been shown to be effective for competitive keywords? I mean the elite keywords that everyone is fighting for. I know they've worked for medium competition keywords, if done right.

[socialbookmark]

Originally Posted by brandonbaker

Have link wheels ever been shown to be effective for competitive keywords? I mean the elite keywords that everyone is fighting for. I know they've worked for medium competition keywords, if done right.

It can work for some competitive keywords too but you should do it a lot of times with thousands of pages and websites but i don't think any one tried it yet as its very boring to do it for a competitive keyword. It easily works for average keywords but as i said, doing it for competitive keywords is so difficult.