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Your opinion on this linking technique..

by Gary Bunn
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Hi folks, Ive got a bunch of articles i had written for submission to article sites, as a way of building backlinks for a new website. Initially i planned on submitting them all across about 10 authority article websites, however I recently had a thought based on the 'pyramid' style linking.

Im now thinking of submitting only a small handful with links directly back to my site. The others would be submitted with a link back to one of the other articles in the small group.

The idea being, as directory sites get spidered all the time, i can build a strong link profile to the small group, which in turn would link to my main site.

Would this pass more link juice than all of them simply linking directly back to the main site?

Your opinions would be good.

Cheers

Gary
#linking #opinion #technique
  • Profile picture of the author paulgl
    Don't link to your articles. That's a waste of linking time.
    Why give backlinks to the article directory? Let them
    do their jobs. Build links to your sites only. Most are
    like EZA. The article is not on a static webpage. It's
    on a page created on the fly that's different each time it
    loads. There are also boatloads of links on it. You would be
    in fact linking to a page that has the potential of the
    visitor clicking out to some other article/site. You want
    the article for backlinks, and it's a low level backlink to
    begin with. It's not going to get any more juice by building
    links to it. The juice is so watered down to begin with.

    Build links to your websites/pages only.

    Paul
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    • Profile picture of the author sirgeo
      Originally Posted by paulgl View Post

      Don't link to your articles. That's a waste of linking time.
      Why give backlinks to the article directory? Let them
      do their jobs. Build links to your sites only. Most are
      like EZA. The article is not on a static webpage. It's
      on a page created on the fly that's different each time it
      loads. There are also boatloads of links on it. You would be
      in fact linking to a page that has the potential of the
      visitor clicking out to some other article/site. You want
      the article for backlinks, and it's a low level backlink to
      begin with. It's not going to get any more juice by building
      links to it. The juice is so watered down to begin with.

      Build links to your websites/pages only.

      Paul
      I keep hearing about link pyramids and one pop WSO talks about Google mess (linking all over the place including articles). Grrr, everyone has diff opinions but somewhere in the middle is truth
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  • Profile picture of the author hurn
    If you want to do xrummer or large link building process do through the web 2.0 sites and through article directories. If your going to post few articles post direct links to you.
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    • Profile picture of the author sirgeo
      Originally Posted by hurn View Post

      If you want to do xrummer or large link building process do through the web 2.0 sites and through article directories. If your going to post few articles post direct links to you.
      Googles new Panda is going to slap/is slapping xrumer type spam hard
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      • Profile picture of the author hurn
        Originally Posted by sirgeo View Post

        Googles new Panda is going to slap/is slapping xrumer type spam hard
        Read my commnet carefully. i told use xrummer through web 2 sites not directly. Because my site never going to be punished. From experience I know we have advantages from profile links.
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  • Profile picture of the author campers
    I wouldnt worry about linking to your backlinks, except to get them indexed. There are a few services out there which do that for a monthly fee, otherwise set up a BackLink Energizer cluster, and use that to index/boost your backlinks. You really want as many links to your primary sites, and spending too much time linking to your link to going to dilute your effort
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