Hi/Hello, I have registered 50 .info domains. All will become WordPress blogs for publishing unique articles.. All blogs will be on general topic. My question is how to make a best linkwheel/s from them? Im not sure what effect it will have if i make a big 50 sites wheel of them all. What Linkwheel structure to use? There is a simple wheel im talking about: Im thinking about doing 3-8 article links strong connection between each of wheel sites. Please have you any idea what kind of linking you would do with them? Thank you much for advices!
I was about to post the same question. If not, this is something you simply can't do because it won't work. It's bad enough that .infos are stereotyped as being spammy..
Thank You for the question! Yes, I have them in one hosting acount at one IP. You know google assign IP addresses to websites and examine it anyhow? I have just installed Wordpress on them and choosen different themes and names etc.. But im ready to move it to another hostings if its proven google will decrease its rank or something? What is the cheapest method to go? How you are doing it Yourselfs? Thank you!
Dont link wheel them. 1. link wheels are not what they were 1 year ago, google is not stupid. 2. from same hosting /ip link wheels are plain stupid. it may even be possible to get penalized because google will know that YOU ARE IN CONTROL OF THE LINKS and you can't play the "HEY my competition back linked me from bad neighbourhood" card.
Don't waste your time with this nonsense. By the way, 50 sites on the same IP are just fine s long as they are not interlinked. Read my lips: networking links is very hard and your knowledge is obviously insufficient. Get it wrong and you'll get in trouble. Just don't do it, consider doing something genuine instead. Build one decent site, it will do you more good than a thousand linkwheels. Seriously!
Actually, Google is more stupid than people seem to think. But yes, 50 interlinking sites on the same IP sounds so stupid that even Google might figure this one out
It's precarious to think that Google is stupid: it's not at all so. The algo is limited in what I can do, but Google does not exclusively rely on the algo to expose networks. You start ranking too well for a serious keyword and your competitor's SEO will figure you out and report you. End of story. This is how the best networks that took years and lots of $$ to construct go out of business overnight. If you are really smart, you may beat the algo (original poster, don't get your hopes up); but it's much harder to deceive the professional human eye. That's the crux.
I disagree. Not even a manual check can expose a carefully crafted network. Only if you are stupid enough, you'll get caught. Examples of extreme stupidity: sites on the same IP, linking to your main site with the exact same keyword from all the sites, the sites all look the same, not linking to other non-competitor sites, interlinking all the sites, same backlinks for the sites in the network etc. But again, the human stupidity is infinite.
you have to use different ip and hosting for your site. anyway the best scheme is to randomize them and not nessasry interlink all of them or part of them.
Mileage will vary. A manual check at Google may not catch this and that, a committed kick-ass SEO happy to invest a lot of time and to document what he finds will get you every time. You may be extremely bright, but it's also possible that what you perceive as smartness is simply doing things on a small scale, so they don't matter enough. I have seen truly outstanding, wold-class SEOs who do only this for a living lose whole carefully constructed, extremely clever networks in this way that used to bring hundreds of thousands per month. Take my word for it, they aren't stupid and don't do any of the idiotic things you mention. Different IPs, nothing interlinked, and more. Display PR stays the same, but the links lose their power and sites fall like rocks. I am not saying serious networking cannot be successfully pulled off (though I don't advocate it). All I'm saying is that it takes a lot more than assuming Google is stupid. You want to be a blackhat, expect to lose sites and networks. Make a profit and move on. But again, I don't recommend or advocate it.