User name and profile variation - does it matter?

by Letsurf Posted: 14 years ago 4 replies

If I upload 10 videos under the same user name on youtube and point the link to my money site, would it have the same link juice as creating 10 different youtube profiles and posting 1 video to each pointing to the money site?

On the same note, If I have 24 articles of content that I want to post to different web 2.0 and blog platforms, would it be essential to vary the user name's for each or could I use the same user/author name on all? I'm thinking Google has a way to see how many links are coming from the same user/author, is this correct?

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patco 14 years ago

I don't think there will any difference if you use different names for Google. Google will only "count" your backlinks, it will NOT investigate them
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- Letsurf 14 years ago
  
  I've heard a lot of people mention IP diversification so I was assuming big G does investigate links some. So wouldn't it be the same thing to have user/author diversification?
Ellen2 14 years ago

I have to ask....backlinks from youtube are not a "nofollow" backlicks??? What am i missing here with all the backlinks from youtube.???
And i was just planning to ask the exact same qeustion you ask but regarding to bookmarking sites....is it matter if i have a few bookmark under the same user or its better to use diffrent users?
AnythingMarketing 14 years ago

If the usernames are all keyword rich I would say there may be some benefit to posting them on different accounts. Hard to quantify though.

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User name and profile variation - does it matter?

Letsurf • 14 years ago • 4 replies

If I upload 10 videos under the same user name on youtube and point the link to my money site, would it have the same link juice as creating 10 different youtube profiles and posting 1 video to each pointing to the money site? On the same note, If I have 24 articles of content that I want to post to different web 2.0 and blog platforms, would it be essential to vary the user name's for each or could I use the same user/author name on all? I'm thinking Google has a way to see how many links are coming from the same user/author, is this correct?