My Plan For Making a 3 Tier Backlink Pyramid... What Do You Think?

[InTheMaking]

I'm looking to stop outsourcing my backlinks because I don't have much to spend and I'm not making much anyway... So here's my plan!

I Purchase Scrapebox, Article Marketing Robot, and Bookmarking Demon

Step 1
I Bookmark my website with bookmarking Demon to get my tier 1 links

Step 2
Backlink by bookmark backlinks by using article marketing robot and spinning articles to directories to get my tier 2 links

Step 3
Backlink my backlinks from the article marketing robot with some High Pr blog commenting to get my tier 3 links

Simply put enough, will this be an effective way to rank my websites? I know theres no guarantees but I would like opinions from many before I go and purchase 3 pieces of software.

Thanks in advance,

Jeremy

[Chris Sorrell]

Yes it would be effective but there's little need to go that far with it. Just a simple tier 1 and 2 is sufficient.

[InTheMaking]

Originally Posted by sorrellaff

Yes it would be effective but there's little need to go that far with it. Just a simple tier 1 and 2 is sufficient.

Which software would you leave out?

Is there programs that would automate all 3?

Thanks for your input,

Jeremy

[Bryan V]

For strictly link building, I would use scrapebox only to find and manually comment on high PR blogs.. not for large spam blasts.

I've noticed nice boosts in my site just doing a BMD to the money site, but I wouldn't use bookmarks as a Tier 1 for a pyramid though.. it seems like a weak base.

I haven't determined if AMR blasts are showing any good results for spun OR unspun articles as T1 OR T2 links even after being indexed. However, the articles show in YSE and G index. It seems to work well for other users though..

[InTheMaking]

Originally Posted by pack12

For strictly link building, I would use scrapebox only to find and manually comment on high PR blogs.. not for large spam blasts.

I've noticed nice boosts in my site just doing a BMD to the money site, but I wouldn't use bookmarks as a Tier 1 for a pyramid though.. it seems like a weak base.

I haven't determined if AMR blasts are showing any good results for spun OR unspun articles as T1 OR T2 links even after being indexed. However, the articles show in YSE and G index. It seems to work well for other users though..

I've been told that blog comments don't usually stick to long and can be the reason why a site would drop in the serps.

[robfrancis]

Jeremy,

No one can make this decision for you - it is all up to you. I have tried some of the EdwinSoft products previously and while I no longer use them they may suit your purposes if used with a measure of restraint. Basically, if you try creating 100 fake social media identities every day sooner or later you will get caught out. Keep this reasonable and it could be a time saver though.

Article spinning - the old human touch versus artificial intelligence when it comes to the final product. I'm a bit old school and prefer to just write useful articles or outsource on topics I don't know. It's not fun or sexy but it is solid and the articles don't have problems with either submissions or with infringing on people's copyrights. Perhaps another warrior who actually uses AMR could give better feedback?

ScrapeBox - I wouldn't touch this. Not into harvesting and not willingly to jeopardize my online income.

Backlinks should be on topic and garnered from a variety of different class C IP addresses. Having any pattern that can be traced can penalize you in the SERPs. Keep your anchor text relevant. Mix it up so that your pages are getting a good mix of links pointing to them. Don't be afraid of reciprocal links. They aren't as powerful as one way inbound links but are still natural and add value and credibility if they are real.

I'm guessing this is not what you want to hear and I certainly am not telling you what to do, however IT IS honest feedback and my own opinion.

Just my two cents worth,
Rob Francis

[InTheMaking]

Originally Posted by robfrancis

Jeremy,

No one can make this decision for you - it is all up to you. I have tried some of the EdwinSoft products previously and while I no longer use them they may suit your purposes if used with a measure of restraint. Basically, if you try creating 100 fake social media identities every day sooner or later you will get caught out. Keep this reasonable and it could be a time saver though.

Article spinning - the old human touch versus artificial intelligence when it comes to the final product. I'm a bit old school and prefer to just write useful articles or outsource on topics I don't know. It's not fun or sexy but it is solid and the articles don't have problems with either submissions or with infringing on people's copyrights. Perhaps another warrior who actually uses AMR could give better feedback?

ScrapeBox - I wouldn't touch this. Not into harvesting and not willingly to jeopardize my online income.

Backlinks should be on topic and garnered from a variety of different class C IP addresses. Having any pattern that can be traced can penalize you in the SERPs. Keep your anchor text relevant. Mix it up so that your pages are getting a good mix of links pointing to them. Don't be afraid of reciprocal links. They aren't as powerful as one way inbound links but are still natural and add value and credibility if they are real.

I'm guessing this is not what you want to hear and I certainly am not telling you what to do, however IT IS honest feedback and my own opinion.

Just my two cents worth,
Rob Francis

thanks for the great feedback, the whole reason I'm debating doing this is because I have around 10 websites right now and plan on expanding greatly and all the manual stuff just takes too much time.

Looking for a smart way out of this that won't be too expensive.