How Many Unique Content For Tier 1?
- Thread starter kalempong
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what do you recommend for tier 1?
- Oct 28, 2020
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funny... but true
NO software... if your website is clean I mean, because if it's already spammed you might as well go 100% spam with it
For tier 1 you need quality backlinks from websites that....
- are ranked in google;
- get decent traffic;
- (optional) are somewhat related to your website's niche;
- have quality backlinks themselves (from trustworthy websites, preferably popular sites in your niche);
- rank for a lot of keywords;
- have lots of RDs (Referring Domains);
- have low OBLs (Outbound Links);
- your backlink is placed within content, not on the sidebar / footer.... although, sometimes sidebar links are good, too;
- is d0follow.
hi thanks for your tips.funny... but true
NO software... if your website is clean I mean, because if it's already spammed you might as well go 100% spam with it
For tier 1 you need quality backlinks from websites that....
- are ranked in google;
- get decent traffic;
- (optional) are somewhat related to your website's niche;
- have quality backlinks themselves (from trustworthy websites, preferably popular sites in your niche);
- rank for a lot of keywords;
- have lots of RDs (Referring Domains);
- have low OBLs (Outbound Links);
- your backlink is placed within content, not on the sidebar / footer.... although, sometimes sidebar links are good, too;
- is d0follow.
I custom made my tier 1 website.
you mean, it is not recommended create backlinks for my tier 1 website using gsa?
i purchase verified list from GsaSerLists, can i use this list for my tier 1 using gsa?
regarding backling placed within content, i have a few 10 content right now, it is unique and handmade.
how do you recommend to use this article in gsa? do i need to set something in my gsa?
tomWhiteM
Newbie
- Nov 16, 2021
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I'm a green hand. I started creating Tier 1 manually, but it was too inefficient, and the backlink I built was not visible in AHref; I really want to give up the manual Backlink. Do you create Tier 1 manually? Can I use gsa ser to create 2 backlinks a day to keep the growth rate and then manually build web2.0
lotsofmoney
Elite Member
- Aug 31, 2021
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5 article is very less, you should have a more good looking site with larger number of site. Even better if it looks like an authority website.
blackbeans
Elite Member
- Nov 29, 2008
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I'm old school and I truly believe in white hat SEO.
And that is why I suggest that you go with completely unique content.
I understand that tier 1 is just for link-building purposes.
But you have to keep in mind that you have to build up some sort of link equity to pass on to your main target website.
This is going to be a problem if you litter your tier 1 pages with junk content.
I'm talking about automatically-generated crap, scraped garbage, or materials that are so badly written that engagement is thrown off.
Please understand that Google can no longer be compared to a blind 5-year-old.
Ten years ago, there was a blog titled "Blind 5-Year-Old" or something like that because that's exactly how Google behaved.
Not anymore!
Given the fast rate of evolution and mutation of Google's artificial intelligence-based algorithm, it's only a matter of time until Google can be compared to a middle-aged person.
That's scary for anybody looking to "game" Google.
So, if I were you, I'd focus on unique content.
And the good news is this doesn't have to be expensive.
You can try dictablogging if you want to generate your own content.
Or, you can hire cheap bulk content written by flesh-and-blood human beings with a decent command of the English language.
They're not all that expensive.
The key with tier 1 is to make sure that they are built on the right domains.
I'm talking about expired domains or web 2.0 that can easily build page equity.
And that is why I suggest that you go with completely unique content.
I understand that tier 1 is just for link-building purposes.
But you have to keep in mind that you have to build up some sort of link equity to pass on to your main target website.
This is going to be a problem if you litter your tier 1 pages with junk content.
I'm talking about automatically-generated crap, scraped garbage, or materials that are so badly written that engagement is thrown off.
Please understand that Google can no longer be compared to a blind 5-year-old.
Ten years ago, there was a blog titled "Blind 5-Year-Old" or something like that because that's exactly how Google behaved.
Not anymore!
Given the fast rate of evolution and mutation of Google's artificial intelligence-based algorithm, it's only a matter of time until Google can be compared to a middle-aged person.
That's scary for anybody looking to "game" Google.
So, if I were you, I'd focus on unique content.
And the good news is this doesn't have to be expensive.
You can try dictablogging if you want to generate your own content.
Or, you can hire cheap bulk content written by flesh-and-blood human beings with a decent command of the English language.
They're not all that expensive.
The key with tier 1 is to make sure that they are built on the right domains.
I'm talking about expired domains or web 2.0 that can easily build page equity.
theeyeinside
Senior Member
- Aug 19, 2014
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Have you tried the new AI named Jarvis?
Free trial - 10,000 words. That is 10, one thousand word articles. Then use for cousins email address for another 10,000 .........
https://www.jarvis.ai/free-trial
Sincerely,
The Eye
Free trial - 10,000 words. That is 10, one thousand word articles. Then use for cousins email address for another 10,000 .........
https://www.jarvis.ai/free-trial
Sincerely,
The Eye
