Do You Power Up the Guest Posts and How?

[Myst3ry]

I know it's not ethical but I'm sure some if not all of you are doing this.

What's fair way to power up a guest post?
How do you power up the bought/acquired guest posts?

Guest Post < 4-5 buffer web 2.0s < Cheap PBNs, Wikis, fiverr/seoclerks packages, GSA etc.?

 

[SERPreach]

Press Release or Web 2.0s in 2nd Tier is the good option.

 

[Myst3ry]

Press Release or Web 2.0s in 2nd Tier is the good option.

I forgot about press release.

 

[HustleTong]

I'd blacklist fiverr gigs, just to be safe.

 

[Myst3ry]

I'd blacklist fiverr gigs, just to be safe.

But it's tier 3, why should I worry?

Also, I know some clean and decent services. I was testing in the last 2-3 weeks and found some good.

 

[Myst3ry]

Anyone else?

 

[Ozzyzig]

I know it's not ethical but I'm sure some if not all of you are doing this.

What's fair way to power up a guest post?
How do you power up the bought/acquired guest posts?

Guest Post < 4-5 buffer web 2.0s < Cheap PBNs, Wikis, fiverr/seoclerks packages, GSA etc.?

That's exactly what a client of mine does. He buys content from me (100% manually written), then he blasts it with cheap pbn posts. It works well for him.

 

[Myst3ry]

That's exactly what a client of mine does. He buys content from me (100% manually written), then he blasts it with cheap pbn posts. It works well for him.

I'm gonna try it.

Other types of powering up would be too much unethical. 4-5 buffer web2.0s is just fine.

 

[Ozzyzig]

I'm gonna try it.

Other types of powering up would be too much unethical. 4-5 buffer web2.0s is just fine.

I agree. When I'm writing the content, I make sure it's fully engaging and actually giving an insight into things to make sure it really is adding value. That way if anyone ever starts to look at the backlinks, they don't look spammy. It's been working for me for a long time now.

 

[Myst3ry]

I agree. When I'm writing the content, I make sure it's fully engaging and actually giving an insight into things to make sure it really is adding value. That way if anyone ever starts to look at the backlinks, they don't look spammy. It's been working for me for a long time now.

Exactly.

Also, you can target some ultra-easy keyword so you can actually rank the web2.0 for that keyword which will look way more natural.

I also think if the Web2.0 is ranking for some keywords and gets traffic that adds good value on the link juice.

 

[Ozzyzig]

Exactly.

Also, you can target some ultra-easy keyword so you can actually rank the web2.0 for that keyword which will look way more natural.

I also think if the Web2.0 is ranking for some keywords and gets traffic that adds good value on the link juice.

Absolutely! It's all about user experience and making sure that everything is as 'clean' as possible.

 

[TooCorny]

Basically you are proposing 5 webs 2.0s pointing to your quality backlink acquired through guest posting / niche edit and then blasting all those properties with cheap GSA and PBB links?

Which web2.0 properties would you use?

If this is done on a regular basis can you get caught?

 

[Ozzyzig]

Basically you are proposing 5 webs 2.0s pointing to your quality backlink acquired through guest posting / niche edit and then blasting all those properties with cheap GSA and PBB links?

Which web2.0 properties would you use?

If this is done on a regular basis can you get caught?

It's all about moderation to be honest. Say there's 15 guest posts to each page. You wouldn't want exactly 5 going to each guest post, it would look unnatural. The timing of it as well is a big factor, a lot of buyers can't wait, they'd rather get all the links right away rather than space it out.
As for what platforms, teachable is a nice one, as is wattpad. I've also seen great success with froont, but UI is a bit shit.

Sometimes for clients I'll build say a teachable link to their guest post, and then build a wattpad link to the teachable page and then they'll blast it with GSA and pbn links. It works really well and it's not unlike ranking a parasite.