DR 81 Backlink From Landing Page Builder Site - Would This Work?

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Hi guys,

I'm very new to SEO and link building. My money site is a new (less than 1 month old) WordPress blog. Here's my question:

I have a subscription to GetResponse from a separate project (it is an email list/automation service with a landing page builder), DR 81. Would it be useful to build some landing pages on GetResponse and have them link back to my money site? The pages I create would have some basic content on them, nothing to elaborate though. Is there any point in doing this?

If not, would these landing pages work as tier 2 links pointing to a web 2.0 I create that actually has articles and multiple pages, which in turn points to my money site?

Sorry for such a newbie question,
Thanks!
 
What is the metrics on your url on Getresponse- not the main site?
 
Will these landing pages get indexed?
 
What is the metrics on your url on Getresponse- not the main site?
When I put one of my Getresponse landing pages url into ahrefs (its not my own domain, its my page name at the .gr8 subdomain) it shows UR=12, DR=81, Backlinks/RD=No Data, 0 keywords and 0 traffic (although I know the landing page does get a little traffic but not much).
 
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Will these landing pages get indexed?
I just tested one of them by googling site:mypagename.gr8.com and it does show up, so I believe it is indexed?
 
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Do it keep pushing more. A lot more
 
Do it keep pushing more. A lot more
So these landing pages are okay to point directly to my money site? Since they are landing pages and not full blogs, should each one just be like a 1 article landing page with contextual links to my money site? Should they link to my homepage or inner pages?
 
Is there any point in doing this?
Don't get too caught up with metrics. Although the main domain might have a high DR, creating a new (landing) page means it will have very little authority and no traffic.

Unless you're driving traffic (paid or organic) to the landing pages, I can see little to no benefit of having links on them.

Assuming your site is marketing related (if not choose another blog in your niche), then try to get a post on their blog. Yes, it takes work, but it's much more valuable and longer term.
 
The problem with this website is that your landing page is on a subdomain so DA is 0.
 
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