Ozzyzig, i have similar project with 30 web 2.0 but i didn't get any result (positive) . its already 3 month obviously i did something wrong
- how many web.20 do you build
- how many article per web 2.0
- where do you put your link on this web 2.0
1. For the first site, I have built 10. For the second one, I have built 2 so far.
2. This varies. I go for at least 4, but no more than 10. It's important to vary this so that there isn't a set pattern that could result in a footprint.
3. I like to vary where I place the link in the article. I always try to make it look as though it's been written as an information piece, and not solely for getting a backlink.
- what web 2.0 did you use?
- what kind of anchor words did you use?
- are your web 2.0 show up in google search console?
- what kind of links did you send to your web 2.0s?
- how long did you let your web 2.0 age before you added link to your money site?
1. I have used Reddit, Blogger, Wordpress, Tumblr, Evernote, Medium, Bravenet and Knoji
2. I normally either use the brand name or a generic one, but on occasion I will use the main keyword.
3. Some aren't, although I've found this to be normal. They do all appear in ahrefs, though.
4. So far none. On both examples I haven't built any secondary links to the properties yet.
5. This depends on the web 2.0. In the case of Reddit, I put the link in right away since it appears natural that you would have a link to the info you're writing about. Plus it's a great way to get some residual traffic. As for the other sites, I normally add the link at the same time as the article that will have the link it it. However, I don't put this page up right away. I'll add in filler content first, and then add in the page with the link, and then add in more filler content. I like to let them age for at least a week though.
Hi, could you elaborate more about VPN usage for building web2.0 properties? Do you only use the VPN when creating the web2.0 or must you use a VPN everytime you edit the site/post articles?
I use the same location for the VPN any time that I'm accessing the web 2.0. If I made a wordpress site whilst connected to Brazil, and then logged into it without the VPN, it would result in Wordpress flagging this.This has actually happened to me before.
If you're building multiple sites then it's important that after you've made them that you don't log it them for the same, real IP of your home.