Web 2.0 properties, article thoughts
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I'm in the process of writing down my link building strategy and am stuck at the most efficient way of writing up articles for the web 2.0 properties.
As it stands, I have a single website that grows daily in terms of content, it is based around a couple of categories within health. My primary idea is to create a series of web 2.0 properties (10-20) based on the "parent" category health, for example:
thebesthealtharticles.wordpress.com
thebesthealthanswers.wordpress.com
Then, for every article that has a specific targeting keyword on my "main website", I will simply find 9 other sites that are based around the same subject as my keyword and take snippets. The post on the web 2.0 property will essentially be a "top 10" websites for "keyword", each post being laid out similar to:
[INTRODUCTION]
1. www.domain.com/page (just text)
- Short description, which will be a snippet from said site (should I rewrite this)
2. www.mysite.com/post (an actual link)
- Short description for my site
...
10. www.domain.com/page (just text)
- Short description, which will be a snippet from said site (should I rewrite this)
One of the other websites, the most authoritative, I will link out to also, as so not just linking to my site.
Every article will have an image or two, or a video.
Questions:
- How does the above sound?
- Would i be penalised for technically copying content? If so, should I just rewrite the snippets I take, this is of course, very quick.
- In regards to secondary keywords, should they all have their on post on the web 2.0 properties, or be in the same post as that of the primary keyword?
- Should I create all web 2.0 and their articles at once for already existing posts on my site all at once, or over time?
- If I have 20 properties, should I add a page to each one, on seperate days,every day progressively (so it takes 20 days to create 20 articles pointing to my site)
- I'm guessing I shouldn't put links to my site on every article on the web 2.0 properties, so I was thinking about writing two part lists randomly.
For example, keyword 1 would have a single article top 10, with a link to my site/specific post, where as keyword 2 would have "article top 20 part 1" which would have no link to my site, and "article top 20 part 2" which would have a link to my site.
As it stands, I have a single website that grows daily in terms of content, it is based around a couple of categories within health. My primary idea is to create a series of web 2.0 properties (10-20) based on the "parent" category health, for example:
thebesthealtharticles.wordpress.com
thebesthealthanswers.wordpress.com
Then, for every article that has a specific targeting keyword on my "main website", I will simply find 9 other sites that are based around the same subject as my keyword and take snippets. The post on the web 2.0 property will essentially be a "top 10" websites for "keyword", each post being laid out similar to:
[INTRODUCTION]
1. www.domain.com/page (just text)
- Short description, which will be a snippet from said site (should I rewrite this)
2. www.mysite.com/post (an actual link)
- Short description for my site
...
10. www.domain.com/page (just text)
- Short description, which will be a snippet from said site (should I rewrite this)
One of the other websites, the most authoritative, I will link out to also, as so not just linking to my site.
Every article will have an image or two, or a video.
Questions:
- How does the above sound?
- Would i be penalised for technically copying content? If so, should I just rewrite the snippets I take, this is of course, very quick.
- In regards to secondary keywords, should they all have their on post on the web 2.0 properties, or be in the same post as that of the primary keyword?
- Should I create all web 2.0 and their articles at once for already existing posts on my site all at once, or over time?
- If I have 20 properties, should I add a page to each one, on seperate days,every day progressively (so it takes 20 days to create 20 articles pointing to my site)
- I'm guessing I shouldn't put links to my site on every article on the web 2.0 properties, so I was thinking about writing two part lists randomly.
For example, keyword 1 would have a single article top 10, with a link to my site/specific post, where as keyword 2 would have "article top 20 part 1" which would have no link to my site, and "article top 20 part 2" which would have a link to my site.