I did 30 web 2.0s 70% exact match anchor Text

[El Magico]

I created web 2.0s with about 70% having exact match anchor text, am I screwed, I created them like a month ago and was running newer links through indexer and realized that I had done almost all exact match on these 30 web 2.0s and they are now indexed this week. Any thoughts?

 

[browserproxies]

I don't think there's anything to worry. Although it's pretty high, if your source is diverse enough, or if you have other link profiles that have a diverse keyword, that would dilute that ratio respectively.
The only concern is that whether those links have contributed back to your site in a positive or negative way. If your ranking on the SERP increases, then it's good. If it doesn't, I believe that would be more to the quality of the link profile rather that the anchor texts involved.

 

[eternalwarrior]

Change it. It's never too late.

 

[safeSEOboost]

I created web 2.0s with about 70% having exact match anchor text, am I screwed, I created them like a month ago and was running newer links through indexer and realized that I had done almost all exact match on these 30 web 2.0s and they are now indexed this week. Any thoughts?

There is always a risk when your anchor profile is (overly) over-optimized. So I would change some of these anchors (you can change them, can't you?). And make more links with different anchors to dilute the money terms.

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

That is WAY too aggressive.

Dilute that ASAP.

 

[villecity]

You have the login info right? If so, you can go into those 2.0s and change the anchor text. #2ez

 

[Nargil]

Do you people even bother to make some kind of a "blueprint" or a "plan" before you start randomly throwing links at your sites?

Ever heard of an analogy "throwing shit against the wall and seeing what sticks"? Because this is exactly that.

Have a plan. Before you even register your domain name, you must have a plan. Keep track of every link you have ever built, so you can gather data and evaluate what works and what doesn't. If you are doing SEO randomly, without even thinking about the possible consequences of your actions, you are already starting with a massive handicap.

 

[ThopHayt]

Do you people even bother to make some kind of a "blueprint" or a "plan" before you start randomly throwing links at your sites?

They do not. From everything I see here day after day, they do not.

-ThopHayt

 

[patriotnews]

Do you people even bother to make some kind of a "blueprint" or a "plan" before you start randomly throwing links at your sites?

Some don't even have a plan for monetizing or traffic when they build the dang site, and you want a marketing blueprint?

OP: just build 3,000 more web2s with 0 exact match, dilute down what you have.

 

[zebrahat]

It would be simplest for the OP to go edit his 30 Web 2.0s, changing about 15 of the 21 properties that have exact anchors with brand, url and generic anchors. Or if he is planning on building a few hundred backlinks to his site, create at least 200 from diverse sources with diverse anchors, to offset the Web 2.0s.

 

[Fiverable]

Is that link affect your ranking positively or negatively? Just check your SERP before doing something

 

[lifehero]

30 Exact Match Anchors .. on Web 2.0’s .. I’ve never even done 1 exact match on a Web 2

 

[Zwielicht]

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[Team Hell Crew]

Do you people even bother to make some kind of a "blueprint" or a "plan" before you start randomly throwing links at your sites?

Ever heard of an analogy "throwing shit against the wall and seeing what sticks"? Because this is exactly that.

Have a plan. Before you even register your domain name, you must have a plan. Keep track of every link you have ever built, so you can gather data and evaluate what works and what doesn't. If you are doing SEO randomly, without even thinking about the possible consequences of your actions, you are already starting with a massive handicap.

Can you suggest any guide or thread talking about how to make a good plan for a new website?

 

[Nargil]

Can you suggest any guide or thread talking about how to make a good plan for a new website?

I am not aware of any. That "plan" should contain your personal SEO experience and all that you have learned. You have been here since 2013.

 

[MisterF]

Options are go in and change some of these and / or get a pile of new ones and use totally different anchors to dilute the previous ones.

 

[TerryMarks]

30 isn't enough to really worry about. Just start diluting your link profile with non exact matches from here on out and you'll be fine.

 

[W9go]

it should be no problem ..... but you should go s little slower and built some links with other anchores to spread the anchors.

if i was you i would change the anchor on at least 15 of your web2.0