My Link Structure that is producing results

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In order to understand this link structure, you will need to have basic info on the following.

1. WEB 2.0 Sites.
2. Profile Sites
3. Social Bookmarking
4. RSS Feeds
5. ScrapeBox Commenting (Optional)

The problem
with most of us is that we do all this individually and once we create a backlink we just leave it as it is.

What we should do?
Add MORE Value to those backlinks that we create.

How do we do that?
Add more supporting backlinks to the backlink that you create.

For example, lets look at WEB 2.0 Sites.
There are numerous web 2.0 sites.
To name a few,
Goarticles
Ezine
Blogger
Wordpress
Wetpaint
Tumblr
Hubpages

A typical person would just write an article and once it is posted with his anchor text backlink, he is satisfied and thinks that the job is done.

Yeah, it is done. But really you should make your backlink more valuable.
Add numberous links to the backlink.

Here is a picture, for better understanding.
Circles represents profile links.

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Linking Method
1. Create a tumblr post. (Grab the url of the post)
2. Create profile links (around 10 profile links for that tumblr post)
- Rem that DON'T overspam profile links. JUST 2 links per profile. Hint: You can have one link pointing to Tumblr while the other point to another Web 2.0 property. Best practice: Find your own profile links.
3. Social bookmark every single profile link. Social bookmark the tumblr post.
4. Create a RSS of your profile links and send it to [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]RSS Aggregators.
[/FONT]you can create a feed from almost any site. This had been mentioned numerous times. google should help too.
5. Blog commenting - Use scrapebox. set the name to genuine names and spin some good comments and do a blast on all the links created. Profile Links & Web 2.0 property.

Even tho, it is just a single site that is pointing to your site. It has value and google likes valuable links instead of overly spammed blog comments.

Too much work?
Yeah. But there are automated tools.
I am thinking of creating my own automated tool and releasing too.
It would do the whole job in a click. REALLY in a click.
But, i am not that good with BOTS yet. Anyone wanna join me? PM Me.
Alternatively, you can outsource the work.
There are people in 3rd world countries where they are willing to do the whole work for $10-$15 excluding article writing.

Any Doubts?
just post your doubts here. and i might clear them.

* Excuse me for the bad image.
Really not that good with images. :)
 
that's what I currently do

I build 1st tier links and then support them with scrapebox comments

works wonders

Thanks for the great post
 
I've been starting something like this. I've been social bookmarking my profiles, creating an RSS feed which I then post to the aggregators. But up to this point I had just been using my profiles for my sites, not my web 2.0 sites. I'll have to add this twist.
 
Um, maybe I missed something, but other than the blog comment spam and strict use of tumblr: that's the core principle of SEnuke - right down to the profile links.

It's an exact copy of what is constantly talked about on the nuke board.

Not trying to be a dick or push SENuke into your post, but it's literally a complete replica of the desired goal link structure that SEnuke is built around - except it's designed for multiple WEB 2.0 sites and to be done as much or as little as you want it to be.
 
I would use the this approach in a slightly different way. Instead of using one Tumblr blog post, I would have backlinks spread across 5-6 blogs like wordpress ,blogspot, blog.com etc. all pointing to the money site. However, these properties would not be interlinked, since such linkwheels are easy for Google to detect.

The use of Social Bookmarking and Rss Feed distribution is spot-on though.
 
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A good way to reinforce the profile backlinks (even though it's a bit harder) is forum posting.

A good technique is a resource web2.0 with some 10-15 links each. Sometimes they are considered spam. In 70% cases it helps in indexing (since the name "Resources" and links are expected).

Cheers
 
Um, maybe I missed something, but other than the blog comment spam and strict use of tumblr: that's the core principle of SEnuke - right down to the profile links.

It's an exact copy of what is constantly talked about on the nuke board.

Not trying to be a dick or push SENuke into your post, but it's literally a complete replica of the desired goal link structure that SEnuke is built around - except it's designed for multiple WEB 2.0 sites and to be done as much or as little as you want it to be.

i don't use senuke.
not yet tho.
thinking of using soon.
automation always feels great.

but also senuke is about doing a single task at a time.
and a newcomer might just do the normal modules and not interlink them.
thats what i am trying to say here.
 
Is this safe to build all this links in one day. Or do I need to spread it to 3-5 days?
 
you can do it in one day with various ip usernames and etc.
you can also spread it out over a week if you are that patient. :)
 
that's what I currently do

I build 1st tier links and then support them with scrapebox comments

works wonders

Thanks for the great post

Is this what you guys mean?

I have yet to try the method but I read about it a few weeks ago, and plan to do it on my next projects.
 
Is this what you guys mean?

I have yet to try the method but I read about it a few weeks ago, and plan to do it on my next projects.

that's slightly more advanced.
but i dont get point where he says 1000+ web 2.0 properties.
so i am unable to advice.
 
just remember guys..

being random should be taken in consideration when it comes to creating your backlinks.
 
Good Strategy OP>>> But using Tumblr as major web 2.0 site is not good way b/c there are other sites like squidoo and hub pages which have more power then tumblr.
Second thing i want to point out that profile link building in web 2.0 sites has much more value then scrapebox comment or forum profiles. There are many web2.0 sites like squidoo, hub page, propeller, spinn have option to put link in profile so I suggest to use that instead of scrapebox comments.
One more suggestion is that: With SENUKE and BEST SPINNER all these task take 15-20 minutes
 
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just remember guys..

being random should be taken in consideration when it comes to creating your backlinks.

That's exactly the truth... being random will not cause google et al to think you are trying to run scheme to take advantage of their algorithms.
 
Yup, this is pretty much the "Nuke" strategy taken right out of one of the freebie PDF's I had when I was a subscriber

(read it before the one which elucidated to my mother's mother how she might go about extracting the yolk and white of an egg by using only her bucal cavity).

However. Save yourself some cash in the mid term onwards by NOT using Nuke, and using tools that are more flexible and ultimately a hell of a lot cheaper.

  • Your Blog then...
  • Supporting WEB2.0 holdings created with say LFE ($297 one off payment)
  • RSS submission tools and RSS aggregators (Free ones all over the web, including here on this forum)
  • Bookmark them once, twice or as often as you like with BW ($79 with discount voucher on this forum)
For less than 3 and a half months 'Nuke, you've got a system you need not pay a penny for again.

Have a look at Snipers new "article marketing robot" submission tool as well if you like (it is probably the best about at the moment)

(Course you want a decent keyword tool, a decent spinner and maybe some content creation tools as well, but you'll need those with Nuke, becasue their keyword tool is really pretty poor and the spinner is bog-basic)

Video submission? Use Tubemogul free accounts.

And scrapebox?

Suppose so,

If you can't find a use for scrapebox you're either

1) Not trying hard enough or...
2) A little bit thick :o (sorry)

Sorry very flippant post. Nuke is ok, I'll have to stop Nuke bashing. Really want to see what X is like, but the "coming soon" posts on the forum go back to March 2010.

Hope the ante is really being "upped" for the new version, making it something worth having again.

Scritty
 
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