Using Web 2.0 Properties for Multiple Linkwheels?

So I create a linkwheel as follows:

Wordpress -> Blogspot -> Wetpaint -> Vox -> Squidoo -> Hubpages.

The URLs are like so:

Wordpress.Username1.Keyword1 -> Blogspot.Username1.Keyword1 -> Wetpaint.Username1.Keyword1 -> Vox.Username1.Keyword1 -> Squidoo.Username1.Keyword1 -> Hubpages.Username1.Keyword1

Can I use the same user account to make a second linkwheel? ie it would look like this:

Wordpress.Username1.Keyword2 -> Blogspot.Username1.Keyword2 -> Wetpaint.Username1.Keyword2 -> Vox.Username1.Keyword2 -> Squidoo.Username1.Keyword2 -> Hubpages.Username1.Keyword2

Or do I have to create completely new user accounts at each of the properties for each linkwheel? ie

Wordpress.Username2.Keyword2 -> Blogspot.Username2.Keyword2 -> Wetpaint.Username2.Keyword2 -> Vox.Username2.Keyword2 -> Squidoo.Username2.Keyword2 -> Hubpages.Username2.Keyword2.

Thoughts greatly appreciated. Obviously being able to re-use the same user account and just either create a new lens, hub or new post would really cut down on time.

thanks

Oh yeah you can of course do that. But the mods @ hubpages will flag both your properties and there you go, the whole point of link wheel is gone

Check your hub score @hubpages and try to keep it at least 75.

New user accounts are a must. As you make more and more linkwheels, the potential damage from the loss of just one account increases dramatically.

It's worth taking the time to get a new gmail or yahoo email and creating new web 2.0 accounts. You don't have to worry about changing your IP.

Thanks - that makes perfect sense. The benefits in terms of time for re-using user data are outweighed by the possibility of accounts getting banned.

...wtf?

so was the deal with this prog is it safe...

Micallef said:

New user accounts are a must. As you make more and more linkwheels, the potential damage from the loss of just one account increases dramatically.

It's worth taking the time to get a new gmail or yahoo email and creating new web 2.0 accounts. You don't have to worry about changing your IP.

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I agree. Regarding new email accounts there is an easy trick that works with gmail. I don't remember where I read about it, but I tried and it works!

Let's say your email address is [email protected] (The dot is after 'frank').

When you create a new web.20 account, you can now take your gmail account and just put the dot behind a different letter like [email protected] (the dot is now after the fisrt letter).

For the web 2.0 site it's a new email address BUT their emails get re-directed to your original gmail account!

Using my email address example you could now create 9 new web 2.0user accounts.

Hope this helps.

Peter