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Hi Guys,

I'm new to WF (hello!), and have noticed quite a bit of discussion about link building, so I thought I'd take this opportunity to share some tips with you regarding this subject.

First, I buy all of my links at wholesale (I'm a link broker; one of the perks), but by and large, most Fortune 500 clients have a link budget for buying links.

Second, the following criteria is what I look for when buying (or obtaining, if they're free of course) or, we should say, obtaining a link:
  • Cache date < 2 weeks old (very important)
  • Page Rank (using links from a multitude of PR)
  • # of inbound links (IBLS) > 1,000 (multiple sites)
  • Hosted on a dedicated IP
  • Spread out my buys over different C-Class IP Blocks
  • Domain Age > 2 Years Old
  • < 100 Outbound Links (OBLS) on home page
Hope this helps, guys, and best of luck!

Best,
Josh
#backlinks #guide
  • Profile picture of the author bigcat1967
    Page Rank (using links from a multitude of PR)
    I really wouldn't concern myself about PR. Google blog and Cutts have said they're basically dead.
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  • Profile picture of the author alexsand&#305;r
    Thank you very good information
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  • Profile picture of the author glenbolton85
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    • Profile picture of the author ARVolund
      Good luck with that. How many sites in your niche with a higher pr are actually going to want to trade links with you? Not very many.

      You get a higher pr by incoming links period. Obviously a higher pr incoming link is worth more but whether it is relevant or not matters not at all.

      Exchanging links will really not do you a lot of good. You need one way incoming links for the best benefit.

      Richard


      Originally Posted by glenbolton85 View Post

      To increase PR, Link exchange is one of the best techniques but link exchange should be done only by finding of relevant sites and with with the websites with higher PR than yours.
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      • Profile picture of the author Jinil Sung
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        Originally Posted by ARVolund View Post

        Good luck with that. How many sites in your niche with a higher pr are actually going to want to trade links with you? Not very many.

        You get a higher pr by incoming links period. Obviously a higher pr incoming link is worth more but whether it is relevant or not matters not at all.

        Exchanging links will really not do you a lot of good. You need one way incoming links for the best benefit.

        Richard
        Thanks for the information, Richard.
        Is there any restriction on building links quickly in a short period? I mean I am wondering Google is checking PR is jumping up so fast or not.
        If so, it is feeling like we gotta control the speed of generating backlinks.
        Then, how many backlinks are good enough to build for a day or week?

        Regards,
        Jin
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        • Profile picture of the author JoshBrown
          Originally Posted by Jinil Sung View Post

          Thanks for the information, Richard.
          Is there any restriction on building links quickly in a short period? I mean I am wondering Google is checking PR is jumping up so fast or not.
          If so, it is feeling like we gotta control the speed of generating backlinks.
          Then, how many backlinks are good enough to build for a day or week?

          Regards,
          Jin
          Hi Jin,

          In my experience, 25 IBLS per week is a fair number to avoid a footprint.

          Best,
          Josh
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    valuable information
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