Please help me with my link building plan

Can anyone pls help?

Yea it depends largely on the competition.

But in normal cases Tier1 seems good to go for an easy keyword (lets say top 5 competitors with less than 100 BLP), but Tier2 seems lacking some power, this can be hundreds of blog comments, profile links, bookmarking links and/or article directories links to really pass link juice if you've any automation software, if not, just order a fiverr gig that accepts "a list of urls" to help power up your tier1 links.

Btw, do you have a plan to get them indexed? If budget allows, backlinkindexer works best, linkilicious also works fine.

For manual indexing RSS feed - go to RSS XML Generator and submit all your links into it to create rss feeds, and then you can just submit those feeds right there or use Free RSS Submit Tool Online on BulkPing.com

This should be able to get 20-30% of your Tier2 links indexed.

Better not to expect any good result before confirming your backlinks are indexed. You can use inspyder backlink monitor to check whether they are indexed (free version up to 50 urls each run - pretty fast thou)

I'm sure you've a plan after 25 days? Just do not stop building links and grow the amount of links after each run.

Some more tips:
1) Control your anchor text to no more than 60% as your targeted keywords, better to research a bit and have at least 2-3 targeted keywords for each page. Lets say for every 3/4 links one would be generic anchor. (I think this's the key tactic that made all my sites penguin-proof)

2) The number of "Real" blog commenting in "high pr blogs" can be more, and would best be "relevant" to your niche. Try to leave targeted keyword first, if the blog owner doesn't accept the first time, use yoururl or yourbrand in the other post. For those that allow, keep using targeted keywords on their other posts in the future

3) For long-term stable ranking, considering building your own private blog network, a small network of 10 to 20 high pr blogs can already be quite powerful.

Lastly, considering getting some high pr contextual links via someone's blog network (fiverr gig or networks like ranksolver).

I think there's a huge myth about blog network. Firstly 4 of my friends did receive that message after BMR got hit but most of their sites' rank BETTER (many keywords still remain on top spots) even after penguin.

The main reason is that their sites have great diverse backlink profile and diverse anchor text, and those links from blog network only accounts for, lets say 10-15% of their overall backlinks. So they were able to recover from a few spots change pretty fast (shouldn't use "recover", instead a little fluctuation)

Most people said their sites lost ranking, their sites were gone, blog network is dead, and even internet marketing is dead :confused: was because they relied too heavily on blog network as their primary backlink source, or because of over-optimization of anchor text.

So it's ok to use blog network and those contextual links are still very powerful if you use it right. In your case you already have quite a diverse backlink profile, so mixing some blog network links should be no problem.

Hope this helps,