Has web 2.0 died as a link building method ?

Web 2.0 is not dead, the speed of page indexing died. Notice that google is working every day to fix spam issues and it doesn't always want to index the page.

Just think how can google bot get to your Web 2.0 page which is in no way related to the sites. Imagine someone in a store put some product behind a closed door, how can a customer buy it if no one shows it to him?
Use link indexers.

Web 2.0 is not really a quality thing, these links do not get fed from the primary domain and use this method is only based on cheating google, when he sees the overall value of the domain and this link is considered a step better than a link from a zero site. Only a unique and high-quality text gives some value to this article


"Just think how can google bot get to your Web 2.0 page which is in no way related to the sites"
i usually use tiered link building, i.e. other web 2.0's & blog comments etc below them.


"which is in no way related to the sites."
they are related to the sites they are linking to, it is the same type of content
 
No its work but there are certain way which have changed but its still a great way to rank low competition sides
 
"Just think how can google bot get to your Web 2.0 page which is in no way related to the sites"
i usually use tiered link building, i.e. other web 2.0's & blog comments etc below them.


"which is in no way related to the sites."
they are related to the sites they are linking to, it is the same type of content
Yes, I think it's a good idea if it's tiered links.
I usually use quality content and indexers, if the indexers don't work, I just make verified links to proverbs that are not indexed.


It makes sense. But what I meant was that Web 2.0 links are not structurally connected to the overall site. For example, we have a link site.com/abc, but this link has nothing to do with other pages of the site and especially with the main page of the site, because of this Web 2.0 can essentially be considered slightly better than only registered site.
 
Yes, I think it's a good idea if it's tiered links.
I usually use quality content and indexers, if the indexers don't work, I just make verified links to proverbs that are not indexed.


It makes sense. But what I meant was that Web 2.0 links are not structurally connected to the overall site. For example, we have a link site.com/abc, but this link has nothing to do with other pages of the site and especially with the main page of the site, because of this Web 2.0 can essentially be considered slightly better than only registered site.



was this done by speech to text because of this

"proverbs that are not indexed." ?

i dont know what proverbs sounds like ?


about the second paragraph, google is an algorithym, if the page the link is on has high page authority (or whatever term you want to call it) & or the page subject is related to the site, then the link will (hopefully) pass link juice to the page it is linking to.
 
No, web 2.0 is still relevant today for link building.
Web 2.0 sites are excellent for helping a brand's efforts to build links.
 
web-2.0 are powerful affiliates so I can build tier.2
 
which is the more common term for Web 2.0 by now - to get direct and indirect benefits on Google. Of course you also get brand recognition, traffic and sales from social media directly as well.
 
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Tumblr is not working anymore for sure. Their robots.txt disallows links to be indexed.
 
i just started going through the list of web 2.0 sites to build a web 2.0 tier 1 backlinks, & when you get to the sites, a lot of them have either changed from free to paid memberships or they are offline or have changed to non web 2.0 such as soup.io, so is web 2.0 still a good backlinking method ? because the ones i built with unique content months ago still have none of the pages indexed, previously (years ago) some, i.e. blogspot used to get indexed almost immediately & blogspot & wordpress could get ranked on google.com for terms, now it seems almost impossible just to get the pages indexed, & thats with unique content & backlinking them with more unique content from other web 2.0's
You need to use link building methods like PBN and guest posting. Also, read some blog related to SEO which explains currently working methods for more clarity.
 
Since the old web2.0 sites are died or turned into paid memberships. you gotta find new sites which can be used as web 2.0 and also get indexed.
Can you mention web 2.0 which turned into paid memberships ?
 
Most of the web 2.0 sites are dead. The sellers selling these services are also dead now.
 
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