RankerX Stragegy

[rom974]

Hello everyone,

I'm interested in the RankerX tool, particularly for creating Tier 1 and Tier 2 links.
I have a few questions for those who have been using it for a while. I just started the 7-day trial, and I noticed that the number of Tier 1 sites is quite limited. This quickly leads to reaching the limit of referring domains, meaning you end up with backlinks coming multiple times from the same platform. Do you think this is an issue?

Regarding Tier 2 links, do you create them simultaneously with Tier 1 links using a pre-made diagram, or do you create your own? Or do you run a separate campaign to generate all Tier 2 links at that stage? And how would you proceed with Tier 3 links?

What, in your opinion, is the right ratio between Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 links?

Do you know if it's possible to buy premium Tier 1 site lists to complement the existing list?

What would be your best advice for a new website?

Apologies for these beginner questions!

 

[TertiaMorris]

For Tier 1, using RankerX with a premium built-in diagram is a good start. Once you've created your Tier 1 links, you can export those links and use GSA SER to efficiently build out your Tier 2 and Tier 3 . This way, you can scale your link-building process without overloading RankerX for the lower tiers.
As for ratios, a common guideline is to keep Tier 1 links more selective and high-quality, with significantly more Tier 2 and even more Tier 3 links to create a natural pyramid structure. Something like 1:5:20 (Tier 1:2:3) could work, but it ultimately depends on your strategy and niche.
Regarding the limited Tier 1 sites in RankerX, You could look into purchasing premium Links for Tier 1 from BHW providers to expand your options. Just ensure the lists are relevant and high-quality.
For a new website, focus on building strong, diverse Tier 1 links first—these are your foundation. Gradually layer in Tier 2 and Tier 3 links to avoid appearing overly aggressive to search engines. Also, prioritize content quality on your site to ensure it’s worth linking to in the first place.

 

[rom974]

For Tier 1, using RankerX with a premium built-in diagram is a good start. Once you've created your Tier 1 links, you can export those links and use GSA SER to efficiently build out your Tier 2 and Tier 3 . This way, you can scale your link-building process without overloading RankerX for the lower tiers.
As for ratios, a common guideline is to keep Tier 1 links more selective and high-quality, with significantly more Tier 2 and even more Tier 3 links to create a natural pyramid structure. Something like 1:5:20 (Tier 1:2:3) could work, but it ultimately depends on your strategy and niche.
Regarding the limited Tier 1 sites in RankerX, You could look into purchasing premium Links for Tier 1 from BHW providers to expand your options. Just ensure the lists are relevant and high-quality.
For a new website, focus on building strong, diverse Tier 1 links first—these are your foundation. Gradually layer in Tier 2 and Tier 3 links to avoid appearing overly aggressive to search engines. Also, prioritize content quality on your site to ensure it’s worth linking to in the first place.

thank you very much for taking the time to reply. I'm going to proceed in this way, taking my time to avoid a Google penalty.

 

[WickednDivine]

Hello everyone,

I'm interested in the RankerX tool, particularly for creating Tier 1 and Tier 2 links.
I have a few questions for those who have been using it for a while. I just started the 7-day trial, and I noticed that the number of Tier 1 sites is quite limited. This quickly leads to reaching the limit of referring domains, meaning you end up with backlinks coming multiple times from the same platform. Do you think this is an issue?

Regarding Tier 2 links, do you create them simultaneously with Tier 1 links using a pre-made diagram, or do you create your own? Or do you run a separate campaign to generate all Tier 2 links at that stage? And how would you proceed with Tier 3 links?

What, in your opinion, is the right ratio between Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 links?

Do you know if it's possible to buy premium Tier 1 site lists to complement the existing list?

What would be your best advice for a new website?

Apologies for these beginner questions!

I my opinion , tier 1 tier 2 and tier 2 all work in their own way to improve the sites. When it's comes to new site you can try the mixed of links together.

Especially, try with tier 1 as primary and tier 2 links for super support . Seems it's doubted but it's workout well.

 

[rom974]

I my opinion , tier 1 tier 2 and tier 2 all work in their own way to improve the sites. When it's comes to new site you can try the mixed of links together.

Especially, try with tier 1 as primary and tier 2 links for super support . Seems it's doubted but it's workout well.

Thanks you

 

[TertiaMorris]

To get started, with RankerX, or any tools are out there, you'll need VPS, Proxy, captcha solver, Content high-quality, catchall emails, for GSA you will need alos a verified lists.
Do not go in risk. and good luck

 

[Ryan_2]

No problem with the questions mate. For Tier 1, yeah, the limited sites can feel repetitive, but mixing in some manual outreach or other methods can help. For Tier 2, I usually create them alongside Tier 1, but some prefer running a separate campaign. For Tier 3, build those after your first two layers are in place. As for ratios, 1:2:4 is pretty common, but it depends on your niche. You can buy premium lists, but make sure they’re from a good source. For a new site, just focus on quality links and don’t rush it.