Question about link wheels

[FullStackMike]

Hi guys,

I've decided to start off my SEO by creating a link wheel. I've got 6 Hgh PR web 2.0 I'm going to use to create my wheel.
Is it necessary to create unique articles for each site? Or can I get away with spinning them each time?

Btw, if anyone's used the Wp-Rewrite plugin that some guy is selling here, let me know your thoughts.

Cheeeeeeers

 

[hist0ry]

Personally I dont think it matters. Also a note is I personally prefer pyramids.

 

[FullStackMike]

Personally I dont think it matters. Also a note is I personally prefer pyramids.

Haven't read up on pyramids yet. Thanks tho

 

[Corvult]

Is it necessary to create unique articles for each site?

Ye, it would be better.

 

[FullStackMike]

Ye, it would be better.

why? dont be getting your post up boy

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

Spinning is fine as I have tested it extensively.

Personally I would not build a linkwheel as it leaves a footprint
the size of Europe.

 

[seoguru13]

rewriting/spun content can get your content lying unindexed by google for eternity. After the panda updates, I would always recommend getting unique content on your websites.

In regards to a link wheel, i would recommend linkwheels as they are bread and butter for me. However, instead of just building a wheel, adding multiple layers of backlinks to each web 2.0 property u create would be advised.

 

[FullStackMike]

Spinning is fine as I have tested it extensively.

Personally I would not build a linkwheel as it leaves a footprint
the size of Europe.

Not sure what leaving a footprint is lol??

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

Not sure what leaving a footprint is lol??

That is when the backlinks you are doing are obvious to Google as they are all seen as contrived and not natural.

The same pattern, the same username, the same sites... they all leave that footprint.

 

[FullStackMike]

rewriting/spun content can get your content lying unindexed by google for eternity. After the panda updates, I would always recommend getting unique content on your websites.

In regards to a link wheel, i would recommend linkwheels as they are bread and butter for me. However, instead of just building a wheel, adding multiple layers of backlinks to each web 2.0 property u create would be advised.

Understood. Would rewritting the same article 6 times be classified as unique? I don't see how I would be capable of writing something 6 times on such small unique products/niches

 

[FullStackMike]

That is when the backlinks you are doing are obvious to Google as they are all seen as contrived and not natural.

The same pattern, the same username, the same sites... they all leave that footprint.

Yeah, that's true. Guessing Panda has pretty much fucked everyone over now, eh?

 

[nandos]

Yep I'm a pyramid type guy.

If you're doing a link wheel, spinning helps but I do recommend doing a pyramid instead.

 

[FullStackMike]

Yep I'm a pyramid type guy.

If you're doing a link wheel, spinning helps but I do recommend doing a pyramid instead.

As i've mentioned above, I don't know how a link pyramid works as of yet.


I'm guessing my main website is at the top of the pyramid, and each level below is a lower form of link building.

 

[stonecold316]

I would go with Unique Content for all Properties.

 

[nandos]

Link pyramids are simple

You have a number of tiers.

Tier 1 - web 2.0's
Tier 2 - you link to each web 2.0 with article directiores.
Tier 3 - you link to each article directory with blog comments

That's just an example. You'll need to automate it as doing it manually will take forever.

 

[FullStackMike]

Link pyramids are simple

You have a number of tiers.

Tier 1 - web 2.0's
Tier 2 - you link to each web 2.0 with article directiores.
Tier 3 - you link to each article directory with blog comments

That's just an example. You'll need to automate it as doing it manually will take forever.

I see. Similar to link wheels? Are there any software packages that can do this for me and aren't going to cost me monthly
Though, I'll still deff have a crack at doing it manually, why not?

 

[jeanscream]

now we r very effected to u and my resional sherpa to us bloging the metter

 

[FullStackMike]

now we r very effected to u and my resional sherpa to us bloging the metter

Didn't understand what you said, sorry.

 

[nandos]

I see. Similar to link wheels? Are there any software packages that can do this for me and aren't going to cost me monthly
Though, I'll still deff have a crack at doing it manually, why not?

Unofrtunately, not for a one time fee, I think they're all monthly because of the constant updating needed to them.

 

[diablojump]

How many sites do you have? If only 1 or 2, do it manually. For me, I prefer linkwheel than pyramid. But, I do both for my sites. Just make sure you use different username for each properties, link out to another authority sites (wiki, news site, etc). Hell, I even link to my competitors and make a closed type linkwheels. Keep them random.

1. Register 5 to 7 free blogs. It should take only 10-15 minutes.
2. Scrape articles with your keywords. Less than 3 minutes of work, depends on the # of your keywords. There are two FREE article scraper here. Search it.
3. Bulk spin with SpinnerChief (free also). Another 5 minutes of work.
4. Post the 3 to 6 articles on each blog. Put them on scheduled. Yeah, most people will argue that 1 article will do just fine.

Or, forget all that manual labor and get your self a linkwheel bandit subscription