Link Pyramid

Hey so typically you have 1-4 tiers. Bottom tier is typically the most "spammy" where you are throwing lots of backlinks to the next tier up using wikis, blog comments, social bookmarks. Next tier up is typically creating low Web 2.0 properties supporting articles, social bookmarks and signals, articles, press release with good content that link up to your "Money Site" or main website you are trying to promote. Many people have their theories on how many tiers or what type of links you are using etc but that is typically how it works. Now the strategy for success is what people has differences in. There are lots of companies out there that provide pyramid backlinking. Lots of linking strategies out there

Tier 1:

Create Web 2.0s in top Web 2.0 sites with About us, Contact us and at least one article each.

Here is the List of best web 2.0s (You can filter it as well):

sites.google.com
livejournal.com
tumblr.com
weebly.com
wix.com
yola.com
webs.com
squidoo.com
bravenet.com
freewha.com
jimdo.com
blogs.rediff.com
rediff.com
squidoo.com
tripod.com
drupalgardens.com
newsvine.com
over-blog.com
storify.com
blog.com
fc2.com
gather.com
ucoz.com
webspawner.com
blog.co.uk
journalspace.com
zimbio.com
allvoices.com
areavoices.com
blogsome.com
dzone.com
freeblog.hu
home.onsugar.com
hubpages.com
journalspace.com
moonfruit.com
springnote.com
webspawner.com
webstarts.com
xanga.com
zimbio.com
shutterfly.com
skyrock.com
cabanova.com
canalblog.com
jux.com
own-free-website.com
blinkweb.com
devhub.com
flixya.com
insanejournal.com
snappages.com
zoomshare.com
beep.com
blog.hr
blogdrive.com
350.com
20six.co.uk
alivenotdead.com
blinkweb.com
blogs.ie
blogtext.org
business.blinkweb.com
freeblogit.com
livelogcity.com
mytripjournal.com
opendiary.com
soup.io
spurl.net
tblog.com
thoughts.com
webgarden.com
weblogs.us
manifo.com
pen.io
blogetery.com
bcz.com
blog.ca
bloggerteam.com
bloghi.com
blurty.com
busythumbs.com
doomby.com
fotopages.com
hpage.com
iseekblog.com
nireblog.com
kiwibox.com
page4.me
portfoliobox.net
supernova.com
webng.com


Tier 2:

Use Magic Submitter or GSA to create web 2.0s and social bookmarking pointing to Tier 1 web 2.0s. You can search in Google " [Tutorial] How to Create and Tier Web 2.0's (GSA SER)". You will get some amazing tutorial for this one.

Tier 3:

Blast as much as backlinks pointing to all Tier 2 links. You can use tools like GSA, Senuke, xRumour etc for this part.


REMEMBER: All must be done in complete drip feed.

'Link Pyramid' is a structure of web pages you own (Pbn's, self hosted) and/or web pages you place links on otherwise not owned by you (Web20's, Guest Posting, etc)

The structure of the linking of these 'properties' is like that of a pyramid. What happens is that link juice (a combination of metrics such as trust flow, domain authority, etc) flows towards your homepage, or "money site".

The result of this giving your homepage a higher search engine ranking.

Example:

There are some great tools. Just difference on preference. Some like GSA, other like Ultimate Demon, Magic Submitter, SeNuke. Magic Submitter is a great tool and pretty much does what SeNuke does and is also cheaper. GSA is great too for Tier 2 and 3. If you want to stay on budget on a tight budget i would recommend MS ($67 a month), GSA is i think one time fee still of $99. Make sure to keep Tier 1 100% natural. which means Unique content. Here is what i typically use.

Tier 3-4 - GScraper or Scrapebox
Tier 2 - MS or GSA
Tier 1 - hire some content writers to write natural and unique content unless you feel comftorable writing your own content. NEVER automate / spin content on Tier 1

Thank you for this. Great information here

Questions, do you monetize your Tier 2 Links? If so do you just stick with an affiliate program? Or do you use something like Google Adsense? And if you do that, do you create multiple adsense accounts?

And lastly, how do you keep track of your pyramids? IE, to see what sites might be working best, and which ones need tweaking?