My 2013 Linking Strategy

This is really valuable post & great strategies you have shared.

 

This topic really interesting to follow, please allow me to learn from you all masters.

 

first i see that strategy i think its take a lot of time, but all the work you do has a price. im newbie in blogging, may i know how long finising ur stategy?

tq

 

Interesting post. I must say that this Tree optimization, or what you may call it, it's useful. Only the idea of posting fresh content, on high PR websites, with backlink to your main site, is something that will help a lot.

 

This is a list of the best 125 web 2.0 sites i have used these with great success.
http://marketersblackbook.com/seo/75-best-web-2-0-sites/

 

Great Post you've clearly done your homework!

 

can you recommend some auto tool?

 

Also, please make sure you are not leaving any footprint, I would say.

 

I am amazed by your chart. Thanks, I would like to save it, for later use, would that be ok with you?

 

Instead of a diagram, can you please post it and write it down here; the structure you made. It would be very helpful.

 

My personal strategy is:

High PR backlinks from blognetwork
High PR backlinks niche relevant
Social bookmarks (20 max)

This is good enough to get most keywords on page 1.

Also just keep on linking, don't place links and then stop. Link every week.

 

Looks like nice strategy, I want to use it. I think it's more safer than link week, etc stuff.

I have one question, can you please tell me what are the "blogsome, Higher PR network"? eHow mean ehow.com?

 

Blogsome is a Web 2.0 site that you can set up a blog on. High PR network is my own private network of High PR websites that I can add content and links to for clients. Most of these websites are PR 3 or higher and are hosted on unique c-class ips and have whois privacy protecting my information from Google. And you are correct, Ehow is Ehow.com. You may need to outsource this part to an expert, because eHow isn't the easiest place to get published, but their articles consistently get 1st place Google rankings so it is well worth it to pay a little bit of money to get that backlink. Hope that helps.

 

At first, it would take me about a month or so to get it all done, but I've gotten better at it now and have created a few tools to help automate a lot of it so I could get most of the links built within a week or two now if I needed to. However, I think that with this strategy you are better off doing it a little bit at a time so that it looks more natural. I recommend stretching it out over the course of a month or two. If you want to do more, you can do about 5-10 links and then spend some time building your second tier off of those links before going back to the first tier again. It really is all about making it look as natural as possible, though, and focusing on having great content on the first tier since these will be the links most associated with your money site.

 

Not really. There are a few out there that can handle some parts of it, but nothing that is all-in-one. I've been working quite a bit with Ubot and creating my own tools to help with these specific tasks. I think this is the best way to go so as to not be doing the same thing as a thousand other people. I do like SENuke for the second and third tier and even scrapebox if used correctly. These tools are very powerful if used responsibly, but unfortunately most people don't know how to use them and end up shooting themselves in the foot before they get a chance to figure them out.

 

That's fine with me. That's why I posted it! Glad I could help!

 

As many as you want, or as many as it takes. There isn't any defined limit, in fact I have quite a few monthly clients that I continue to build for month after month. This is an ongoing process, you always need a steady stream of fresh backlinks to your website to keep your link profile from going stale. Besides that, these Web 2.0 sites come and go, so you will lose links as time progresses. That's why I build this crazy foundation and then I can just trickle a few new ones every month (how many just depends on the client, competition, etc.) and keep bookmarking those links!

 

Thanks.

 

Sorry, but it's not a strategy It's just a list of link sources.

PS High PR Network is mentioned 4 times...

 

So I'm kinda confused... In your bubbles, you have +4, +2, +5, etc. What exactly is that...

I'm assuming on sites like LinkedIn & Twitter, those are just shares... Correct me if I'm wrong..

or are these separate profiles pointing to one site..

Great strategy my man.. I know a little about SEO just never put together a strategy.

thanks for sharing