Linkwheel or a Backlink pyramid?

Discussion in 'Link Development' started by Adam_N, Apr 24, 2012.

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  1. #1
    Hello!
    I have this situation:
    1. I found a niche.
    2. I bought a domain and hosting.
    3. Ordered content, and it posted a.
    4. Optimized.
    5. Promotion...
    My site is very young.
    What it is better to me to use, linkwheel or a backlink pyramid?
    What service it is better to untwist a young site?!
    Please, advise to me that better!
    Thanks!
    PS: If you know a good service, give me the website URL or a contact address!
    Thank you!
     
    Adam_N, Apr 24, 2012 IP
  2. heri hidayat

    heri hidayat Well-Known Member

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    i advice you to buy link pyramid service, because it is really support your site to be the first page.
     
    heri hidayat, Apr 24, 2012 IP
  3. Revaxmedia

    Revaxmedia Member

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    I would just naturally build links as both strategies could get you penalised in the future.
     
    Revaxmedia, Apr 24, 2012 IP
  4. DylanBozeman

    DylanBozeman Active Member

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    If you read the latest blog post over at Google, http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2012/04/another-step-to-reward-high-quality.html They are rolling out with another update that is going to devalue web spam. This includes linkwheels and backlink pyramids, so you may want to rethink that structure a bit. Of course they are not going to eliminate these types of link building techniques and they won't be able to stop them. However, these updates show that they are getting consistently better at improving their algo and improving the SERP results. If your long-term success is important to you then you might want to start looking at white hat SEO and guest blogging for links. If you build a solid link structure for your sites, you won't have to worry when these updates roll out that you are going to be affected.
     
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  5. David Mills

    David Mills Member

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    I agree that if you dont want to risk getting deindexed I would only stick to slow, white hat link building.
     
    David Mills, Apr 24, 2012 IP
  6. ryan_uk

    ryan_uk Illustrious Member

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    Neither, instead head over to SEOMoz (not just the main blog, but also UGC) and Search Engine Land. You'll learn about some good strategies there that won't get Google's Panda biting chunks out of your rankings.
     
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    quality content with useful info is also important.
     
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  8. peter12ka4

    peter12ka4 Greenhorn

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    according to the new google panda update there will b some penalty for the sites who are having any of these two services, i would strongly recommend you go for the natural link building
     
    peter12ka4, Apr 25, 2012 IP
  9. ryan_uk

    ryan_uk Illustrious Member

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    No, it was about on-page, not the BLs. It wasn't labelled as a Panda update. Pop over to Search Engine Land and WebProNews to read more about it.

    (In fact, you will realise from comments on those sites - plus some BH forums - people with spammy BLs haven't been hurt, if not even done well.)
     
    ryan_uk, Apr 25, 2012 IP