What type of backlinks are you using for new sites?

uoftenwinny

12 years ago

Article submission and keywords posting are more safer than it I think. You can have a try. Sure, they are helpful/

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melahi

12 years ago

I found social bookmarking to be quite effective as well as some quality directory submissions with deep links. For all the naysayers I think a Yahoo directory listing is worth it also in the long term.

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sureshtechendeavour

12 years ago

I think good content, forum commenting , blog commenting and article submissions is enough for new sites.

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lovboa

Banned 12 years ago

Who said bookmarks are dangerous?

Any weak links that you blast in the 1000s at once will be dangerous for new sites ...

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adionline 12 years ago

Originally Posted by lovboa

Who said bookmarks are dangerous?

Any weak links that you blast in the 1000s at once will be dangerous for new sites ...

Wrong. You could easily blast a brand new site with as many as 2000 SBs overnight not to long ago and have it pop into the search results with very little to no bouncing, you just had to make sure you had a decent anchor text diversity. How do I know this? Because I actually speak from experience and tested it with over 50 new sites. Unfortunately this method is no longer effective since around the beginning of February hence why I am wondering what others are doing and finding effective on new sites.
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- AskJon 12 years ago
  
  I woudn't send any mass spam links within the first 30 days of a new website, but that's my strategy. Quality links are the way to go at first, really. High PR blog posts / blogroll and blog comments are perfect for brand new sites. I also use SocialAdr to get some social signals to my new sites. After the first 30 days, BMR/ALN/etc. are good (I even use BMR within the first 30days but thats not always the case).
  
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MarlboroMonkey

12 years ago

For new sites stick with high pr blog comments and press releases. Social bookmarks are good for getting stuff indexed but I haven't seen evidence of them helping SERP ranking much.

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AskJon

12 years ago

Originally Posted by MarlboroMonkey

For new sites stick with high pr blog comments and press releases. Social bookmarks are good for getting stuff indexed but I haven't seen evidence of them helping SERP ranking much.

That. High quality stuff for ranking and low quality for indexing and adding some value to backlinks.

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patco

12 years ago

It is sometimes very hard to get quality High PR backlinks (if it is a blog commenting, you should stick to write an unique comment, that is really useful!).. Maybe article marketing and forum marketing are great for a new website

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AskJon

12 years ago

Originally Posted by patco

It is sometimes very hard to get quality High PR backlinks (if it is a blog commenting, you should stick to write an unique comment, that is really useful!).. Maybe article marketing and forum marketing are great for a new website

It really is not that hard if you know where to find them. You can usually get pretty good deals on forums such as WaFo OR I'm also finding a lot of good opportunity from members of my community and skype groups. Also, if you're website is high quality, you can probably go the guest posting road and contact other webmasters to get a link back in exchange, even tough it's usually longer that way.

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Ross Kenny 12 years ago

I find that Press Releases, high PR blog posts, forum sigs and Guest blogging work really well to get a new site off the ground. I always throw bookmarks in the mix. but I tend to bookmark the Press Releases, Blogs and forums I've backlinked from. Helps Google recognize them as being active and talked about within the niche community...
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- adionline 12 years ago
  
  Do you guys honestly test the stuff you talk about? Last time I did a press release on a brand new site it disappeared from the serps and is still gone.
  
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wannaearn

12 years ago

1st social bookmarking
article directory
directory submission
blog comment posting
profile creation
web2.0
u can use these all no against the tos of goole but just dont cross the limit
like 1000 back link in 1st day

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MarlboroMonkey

12 years ago

Of course. I just had a PR launched today as a matter of fact. They can cause temporary dancing with new sites because the number of high authority news sites that end up publishing them varies. That being, I've never had a new site nuked from them. It always comes back strong after a dance, if it even has one. I don't know what to say about your situation unfortunately.

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adionline

12 years ago

Originally Posted by MarlboroMonkey

Of course. I just had a PR launched today as a matter of fact. They can cause temporary dancing with new sites because the number of high authority news sites that end up publishing them varies. That being, I've never had a new site nuked from them. It always comes back strong after a dance, if it even has one. I don't know what to say about your situation unfortunately.

Do you mind sharing your press release provider? I may have to try this again. How long does your dance usually last?

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Ross Kenny 12 years ago

Originally Posted by adionline

Do you mind sharing your press release provider? I may have to try this again. How long does your dance usually last?

Here is a list of (free) recommended Press Release sites worth their salt –

· http://www.freepressindex.com
· http://www.prleap.com
· http://www.freepressrelease.com
· http://www.i-newswire.com/submit.php
· http://www.27-7pressrelease.com
· http://www.release-news.com
· http://www.prlog.org
· http://www.1888pressrelease.com
· http://www.pr.com/press-releases
· http://www.pressabout.com
· http://www.prfree.com
· http://www.information-online.com
· http://www.clickpress.com/releases/index.shtml
· http://www.pressexposure.com
· http://qualitypressreleaser.com

You can also use premium paid services such as below. They do offer a number of different extras compared to the free services so check them out by visiting their sites.

If you can afford to pay for your submission then these are worth checking out –

· http://webwire.com [Google really takes this link serious so it’s worth investing]
· http://www.prweb.com
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retsek

12 years ago

For new sites, I create a Twitter Account, Google+ Page, A Feedburner Feed, A Youtube Channel and a FriendFeed.

On each account, I link back to the new site. (nofollow/dofollow ..it doesn't matter).

I also link between them where appropriate. For example, from the G+ page, you might link to your Twitter and your Youtube. From Youtube, you might link to twitter... ETC. But don't overdo it or make it look forced.

From your site, you dofollow link to a few of these pages. I usually just go with the Youtube, G+ and Twitter.

That's part 1.

Next you setup automatic updating. So as new posts are live on your site, those pages get updated. For youtube, I post a few unique and useful videos related to the site.

This works and is safe and also works towards building your brand.

Proof? Pull up the link profile of a random authority site on OSE.org. More than likely you will see their social properties listed at the top of their link reports.

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jpboxersox

12 years ago

High page rank backlinks, social bookmarking, article submissions. Just make sure you do it consistent. Diversify

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Avy Smith

12 years ago

Social Bookmarking is still effective method. But it needs to be executed on the basis of selective and preferred grounds. The social bookmarks hardly appear in SERPs unless there are few comments to their credit.

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Fernando Veloso

12 years ago

Imagine mister John Doe. He's a normal guy. Never visited an IM forum. What does he do to promote his new site?

Just clone it. It's obvious, it's safe and it's natural.

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JasonB

12 years ago

Originally Posted by adionline

So the question is what is the alternative or new safe way to pop a site into the SERPs without risking the sandbox?

First things first.....There is no SANDBOX.....

Who told you that nonsense?

I don't understand how this keeps getting passed around the IM world and people believe in this because one person said so....lol...

New sites, old sites, I use the exact same backlinking strategies for both... It's more about how many and how fast you obtain them...

But I diversify with a great deal of consistency...

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Clint Faber

12 years ago

These are simply just the waves of the ocean. Everything comes in different waves and currents in the SeO industry . Bookmarking is still effective, but much harder to make it so then some more unutilized resources and at some point after everybody gets distracted and their focus brought off of bookmarking like other resources to distribute your content and may become easier to utilize that resource Once again.

Your fundamental underlining question here is what is the new most effective resource and I personally have found distributing content to document sharing sites extremely effective, especially when you properly interact within the communities.

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jimmyn

12 years ago

Originally Posted by adionline

Just a few months ago bookmarks where probably one of the safest ways to season a new website. You could blast 1000 direct bookmarks at a site and it would pop it into the serps. In recent months this is no longer effective and bookmarks are now more dangerous than ever for new sites.

So the question is what is the alternative or new safe way to pop a site into the SERPs without risking the sandbox?

How well did the sites you blasted with social bookmarks, back when they were magic, retain their ranking?

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gearmonkey

12 years ago

I use a HIGH PR .gov, blog commenting (real comments) and forum posting. It really helps.

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