MFA sites - Create backlinks by yourself or outsource?

[MikeWike]

Hello guys.

I was wondering how do you build backlinks for your MFA sites? Do you outsource the work (what are the best places/services?) or do you get the backlinking tools and do it by yourself?

Which tactic is more effective? I'm having a dilemma..

[WilliamBlah]

You can find outsourcers in the following places:
-Warriors For Hire section
-Classified Ads section
-oDesk.com
-Fiverr

These are just a few to start with, but there will be more than enough for you to browse through in just those for. oDesk is good because you can put up a listing with exactly what you are looking for and you'll have people bid on your listing.

This might sound obvious, but when outsourcing you will want to choose a service that is either reputable OR that you have tested yourself. Look for things like how long they have been a member of the website they are selling through, whether they have any genuine looking feedback, etc.

If you are on a forum, then check the sellers other posts/thread to see whether they actually provide value, or whether they have just spammed to get their post count up. If you are looking on Fiverr, you can see a total seller rating as well as an individual rating for each individual gig listed by the seller.

If you are building a MFA site, the likelihood is that the competition is relatively low. It may be that you are able to do most of the linking yourself with relative ease.

If you own "blasting" tools like ScrapeBox or SENuke, I suggest creating your own pages on Web 2.0 or blog sites (complete with some relevant niche content) and then directing any blasts towards these sites.

This allows you to squeeze some of the link juice out of the easy to use "blasting" tools, without worrying about pointing mass linking straight at your site.

Regards
Will

[simonrv]

MFA sites doesn't need too much backlinks, especially if they are just new. Exact match domain with few high quality backlinks may boost you to first page for a low competition keyword. It's better to outsource on oDesk, hire link builders so you can control your backlinks and track improvement.

Backlink packages might be too much for new MFA sites and Google may don't like that.

[MikeWike]

Originally Posted by simonrv

MFA sites doesn't need too much backlinks, especially if they are just new. Exact match domain with few high quality backlinks may boost you to first page for a low competition keyword. It's better to outsource on oDesk, hire link builders so you can control your backlinks and track improvement.

Backlink packages might be too much for new MFA sites and Google may don't like that.

I'm not planning to make adsense sites which have low competition level. I'm picking pretty competitve niches, so I defenetely need some backlink packages.

My plan is to let website settle for a week, then make ~10backlinks per day (blog comments, website directories) and after a month or two I'm planning to blast some backlink service.

I have only tried backlink services which offer backlinks through articles (contextual backlinks) and so far it has worked well..(~60$ a month) So maybe I should continue with them?

[simonrv]

Originally Posted by MikeWike

I'm not planning to make adsense sites which have low competition level. I'm picking pretty competitve niches, so I defenetely need some backlink packages.

My plan is to let website settle for a week, then make ~10backlinks per day (blog comments, website directories) and after a month or two I'm planning to blast some backlink service.

I have only tried backlink services which offer backlinks through articles (contextual backlinks) and so far it has worked well..(~60$ a month) So maybe I should continue with them?

If it works for you then go for it. What works for me might not work for you But if you want to lower your monthly costs for the same results, you may try other link building methods.

[MartinK8]

What I do is, after publishing and indexing the site I drip feed few social bookmarks over couple of weeks, then submit to article directories and use few fiverr gigs and finally high pr backlink service like build my rank or high pr society.
For exact match domain and low to medium competition, thats usualy all I need to get to first page.

All the best,
Martin

[WilliamBlah]

Originally Posted by MikeWike

I'm not planning to make adsense sites which have low competition level. I'm picking pretty competitve niches, so I defenetely need some backlink packages.

My plan is to let website settle for a week, then make ~10backlinks per day (blog comments, website directories) and after a month or two I'm planning to blast some backlink service.

I have only tried backlink services which offer backlinks through articles (contextual backlinks) and so far it has worked well..(~60$ a month) So maybe I should continue with them?

This is a really good thread that might give you some extra ideas.

The EXACT strategy i use to rank for ANY KEYWORD!

[coronaborcalis]

Do it by yourself is much more effective by the way if you know how to do it right.
However if you want to outsource make sure you insert your Adsense right after your site ranked and your traffic is clean (no traffic from strange referring site) just to avoid click bombing.

Good Luck

Adi Rian