Tiered Link-building Strategy

Queen Heidi

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Hello Emperors, I hope you're all staying safe with your family! ;)

I'm going to spend my lock-down with doing some back-links for my 1 year old parenting niche website. Here I've enclosed my link-building strategy for different kinds of competitive keywords.

For Low Competitive Keywords
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For Medium Competitive Keywords
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For High Competitive Keywords
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The anchors will be diversified as follows,
  • Primary and Secondary targeting keywords for Tier 1 Links
  • Secondary Targeting keywords, LSI, Naked URLs for Tier 2 Links
  • LSI, Generic, and naked URLs for Tier 3 Links
How does this strategy look? Let me know your thoughts, my dear IM'ers!...

Note: I can do my SEO own, sellers kindly stay away... just give me your valuable suggestions.

Thanks in advance,
Queen Heidi ;)
 
You should not be targeting keywords in your Tier 1 anchors, or at very very low %. Stick with naked/brand/generic anchors.
Otherwise your strategy look good, just make sure you do quality links as tier 1 (and no, shit links labeled are "High authority links" are not quality links).
 
You should not be targeting keywords in your Tier 1 anchors, or at very very low %. Stick with naked/brand/generic anchors.
This is good advice.
Avoid building links with keyword-rich anchors - go for topically relevant authoritative sources and some keyword proximity. :-)
 
You should not be targeting keywords in your Tier 1 anchors, or at very very low %. Stick with naked/brand/generic anchors.
Otherwise your strategy look good, just make sure you do quality links as tier 1 (and no, shit links labeled are "High authority links" are not quality links).
What is the best links for targeting anchors (keywords) in your opinion?
 
What is the best links for targeting anchors (keywords) in your opinion?
You should not be using keywords as anchor, we're not in 2010 anymore. Just make sure you use your keywords in the surrounding content of your link. (ie. niche relevant content)
 
You should not be using keywords as anchor, we're not in 2010 anymore. Just make sure you use your keywords in the surrounding content of your link. (ie. niche relevant content)
Yep, you're right! I'm also thinking the same. I just going to use secondary types of keywords like prefix suffix added, for creating tier 1 links, not exact-targeting keywords. I hope it will be works well in 2020! :D
 
Yep... This strategy looks good.. my only suggestion is; you should concentrate about the mixing of keywords and anchors ratio!
 
you make it too complicated men, I would follow this
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hey looks nice your plan :)
 
Yep... This strategy looks good.. my only suggestion is; you should concentrate about the mixing of keywords and anchors ratio!
I want to know more about your suggestions on keywords mixing ratio

you make it too complicated men, I would follow this
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https://pasteboard.co/J28NcHA.png
Where are high tier links? There are only PBN and Web2.0. This is not in my opinion...!

hey looks nice your plan :)
Thank you!
 
Personally I wouldn’t recommend building links to PBN sites but maybe that’s just me.
 
Hello Emperors, I hope you're all staying safe with your family! ;)

I'm going to spend my lock-down with doing some back-links for my 1 year old parenting niche website. Here I've enclosed my link-building strategy for different kinds of competitive keywords.
The anchors will be diversified as follows,
  • Primary and Secondary targeting keywords for Tier 1 Links
  • Secondary Targeting keywords, LSI, Naked URLs for Tier 2 Links
  • LSI, Generic, and naked URLs for Tier 3 Links
How does this strategy look? Let me know your thoughts, my dear IM'ers!...

Note: I can do my SEO own, sellers kindly stay away... just give me your valuable suggestions.

Thanks in advance,
Queen Heidi ;)

i follow this, interesting.
you can try this idea, two link goes to money site (naked url + long tail keyword), it works like a charm for me
 
@Queen Heidi - Thanks for sharing your strategy. We're now a few months on from your original post and (as a total newbie) I'd love to know how effective this has been for you so far?
 
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