SEO Strategy For Tiered Links with Diversity
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Hey,
I wanted to share with you an SEO strategy that i have been working on this month and collected sites from months past. I think this strategy mixes in a lot of good tactics and is more in the grey hat area because of the quality/uniqueness/relevancy of the Tier 1's. Feel free to use this strategy and comment on it! Let's all work together to create an SEO linkbuilding strategy that can stand a few Google Updates!
Step 1. I have created/gathered a list of over 150 Web 2.0s across squidoo, wordpress, webs, weebly, insane journal, livejournal, yolasite and blogger that all have at least 1 backlink to them. I noticed that 1 backlink on a Web 2.0 can create a Page Authority of 15-22 right away. An average of 3 backlinks increases the Page Authority to usually about 28.
Now I'm starting to think that Page Authority doesn't mean much because how can 1 link increase page authority up to 15-22 so quickly? Do you readers think that page authority is a decent metric to analyze if a website has "linking value"?
- Each web 2.0 has content from article writers or is spun content with Word AI's Turing Spinner (Very unique and content is decent)
Step 2. I have created/gathered over 100 social media accounts including twitter, Google +, facebook, pinterest etc.
Most of these do not have any links to them and I will be outsourcing Tier 2 links to these.
- These will be used to post/like/share content from main websites.
Step 3. I have created about 50 social bookmarking accounts on stumbleupon, reddit, Digg, and Digo
These don't have Tier 2 backlinks yet either.
Step 4. I have created about 70 "authority sites/profiles" on benziga, digital journal, crunchbase, soupio, flickr, 43things and purevolume.
These websites allow you to publish posts on their site (once you have an account) and it isn't a sub-domain like a Web 2.0.
- I'm including these links for diversity from Web 2.0s and social bookmarks
Step 5. Include PBN links to main websites
- These can be purchased by legit sellers or I highly recommend you start creating your own network of expired domains
I have a lot of work to do trying to create decent quality Tier 2 links to all of these Tier 1 accounts but what I am hoping is that, once the Tier 2 links get indexed then the Tier 1's will be "considered" quality sites if I publish unique blog posts that are all relevant to the link. What I'm thinking with this strategy is that I now have control over various sources of links (web 2.0s, social media, social bookmarks, profiles and pbn's) that I can monitor always, continually use these sites to publish additional content/links and have the diversity to look "natural"
At any given month I am usually trying to rank 15-20 websites so that is why I have over 100 Tier 1s etc. because if you split them amongst 20 sites that's only about 5-7 Tier 1s of each type.
Responses/Feedback:
What do you guys think of this strategy? I have put a lot of thought and research into this but I feel like i'm missing something here lol
If it does work well like I plan, I will update this post so you can utilize the same strategy.
I wanted to share with you an SEO strategy that i have been working on this month and collected sites from months past. I think this strategy mixes in a lot of good tactics and is more in the grey hat area because of the quality/uniqueness/relevancy of the Tier 1's. Feel free to use this strategy and comment on it! Let's all work together to create an SEO linkbuilding strategy that can stand a few Google Updates!
Step 1. I have created/gathered a list of over 150 Web 2.0s across squidoo, wordpress, webs, weebly, insane journal, livejournal, yolasite and blogger that all have at least 1 backlink to them. I noticed that 1 backlink on a Web 2.0 can create a Page Authority of 15-22 right away. An average of 3 backlinks increases the Page Authority to usually about 28.
Now I'm starting to think that Page Authority doesn't mean much because how can 1 link increase page authority up to 15-22 so quickly? Do you readers think that page authority is a decent metric to analyze if a website has "linking value"?
- Each web 2.0 has content from article writers or is spun content with Word AI's Turing Spinner (Very unique and content is decent)
Step 2. I have created/gathered over 100 social media accounts including twitter, Google +, facebook, pinterest etc.
Most of these do not have any links to them and I will be outsourcing Tier 2 links to these.
- These will be used to post/like/share content from main websites.
Step 3. I have created about 50 social bookmarking accounts on stumbleupon, reddit, Digg, and Digo
These don't have Tier 2 backlinks yet either.
Step 4. I have created about 70 "authority sites/profiles" on benziga, digital journal, crunchbase, soupio, flickr, 43things and purevolume.
These websites allow you to publish posts on their site (once you have an account) and it isn't a sub-domain like a Web 2.0.
- I'm including these links for diversity from Web 2.0s and social bookmarks
Step 5. Include PBN links to main websites
- These can be purchased by legit sellers or I highly recommend you start creating your own network of expired domains
I have a lot of work to do trying to create decent quality Tier 2 links to all of these Tier 1 accounts but what I am hoping is that, once the Tier 2 links get indexed then the Tier 1's will be "considered" quality sites if I publish unique blog posts that are all relevant to the link. What I'm thinking with this strategy is that I now have control over various sources of links (web 2.0s, social media, social bookmarks, profiles and pbn's) that I can monitor always, continually use these sites to publish additional content/links and have the diversity to look "natural"
At any given month I am usually trying to rank 15-20 websites so that is why I have over 100 Tier 1s etc. because if you split them amongst 20 sites that's only about 5-7 Tier 1s of each type.
Responses/Feedback:
What do you guys think of this strategy? I have put a lot of thought and research into this but I feel like i'm missing something here lol
If it does work well like I plan, I will update this post so you can utilize the same strategy.