Is this the way to do Web 2.0 SEO? Am i doing it right?

7 weeks ago

What you are describing here seems like a technique used by many SEO companies. Can't remember the name, but it involves a subset of blogs in a network that is supposed to improve your ranking for a main site. You can look for some of these SEO groups on Facebook.

A few years ago everyone was creating mini-sites. I don't know if this works with Google anymore.

At the end of the day, it seems what you are asking is how to get better rankings for your main website by linking. I'll cut to the chase and recommend some free suggestions from an expert in the field: 21 Actionable SEO Techniques That Work Great In 2018.

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Shashank Kulshrestha 6 weeks ago

Thanks.... I'll read this article... Thanks for help.....
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ryanbiddulph

7 weeks ago

Hi Shashank,

No

You are doing it wrong buddy.

Here are some ideas for doing the SEO bit properly, for lasting growth.

1 - Start 1 self-hosted Wordpress blog.

2 - Stay on topic, solving core problems for your readers thru posts.

3 - Befriend top bloggers by commenting on their blogs and by promoting them. Ask for nothing in return.

4 - Be patient, persistent and generous. Do not panic and bail. See this strategy through.

That's it; organic, quality backlinks will flow your way. You'll boost your SEO.

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Shashank Kulshrestha 6 weeks ago

Thanks. I'll follow this method.
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writeaway

7 weeks ago

Tiered link building is basically dead

Unless you're going to build SEMI-QUALITY sites on Web 2.0 sites and naturally attract links using this content, you can pass it to a tier with HIGHER quality content

From that higher quality content Web 2.0 sites you link to your money site

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Benjamin Ehinger

6 weeks ago

Originally Posted by Shashank Kulshrestha

I am creating 1 blog or website on all web 2.0 platforms like Blogger, Weebly, Wix, Lycos, WordPress, etc.
I am passing links to my main website by posting articles in each website or page I made on websites mentioned above.
So, should I do like this? or I should create mutiple sites on these platforms and then pass links to my main site.

Dump this strategy as it doesn't work. So many SEO techniques are good for about a year or two and then they die and you might watch your blog/website die along with them. It's best to let things happen organically.

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Hi Shashank,

No

You are doing it wrong buddy.

Here are some ideas for doing the SEO bit properly, for lasting growth.

1 - Start 1 self-hosted Wordpress blog.

2 - Stay on topic, solving core problems for your readers thru posts.

3 - Befriend top bloggers by commenting on their blogs and by promoting them. Ask for nothing in return.

4 - Be patient, persistent and generous. Do not panic and bail. See this strategy through.

That's it; organic, quality backlinks will flow your way. You'll boost your SEO.

Completely agree here. Great content will get linked to. It takes time, but if you see it through it works.

Originally Posted by writeaway

Tiered link building is basically dead

Unless you're going to build SEMI-QUALITY sites on Web 2.0 sites and naturally attract links using this content, you can pass it to a tier with HIGHER quality content

From that higher quality content Web 2.0 sites you link to your money site

It would take so much time to build high-quality Web 2.0 sites, I wouldn't even try. It's better to use that high-quality content on your own site.

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barickiza

6 weeks ago

It's a lot of work for something that does not work so well, then you can pay PBN links that also do not work well any more.

I would recommend that you find relevant blogs in your niche, contact them and offer them to write a guest post on their blog with backlinks to your website, some will accept some will not. These links are permanent and have a higher value.

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Steve L

6 weeks ago

Originally Posted by Shashank Kulshrestha

I am creating 1 blog or website on all web 2.0 platforms like Blogger, Weebly, Wix, Lycos, WordPress, etc.
I am passing links to my main website by posting articles in each website or page I made on websites mentioned above.
So, should I do like this? or I should create mutiple sites on these platforms and then pass links to my main site.

I wouldn't waste time on any kind of linking scheme like this. I'd pick one domain/blog to target per audience and just get busy writing content on that one blog for that one audience. Content that truly helps them and speaks to their pain points.