Can you spin different backlinks into an article?

ThopHayt

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Can you spin the actual backlink href code in an article?

Like: {I|you} {like|love} {<a href="www.xxxxxxxxxxxx.qrx">text1</a>|<a href="www.zzzzzzzzzzz.ktr">text2</a>}

Is that allowed and will it produce different anchors so that not all your spun posts will show the same anchor text/keyword?

Thx :privateey
 
Can you spin the actual backlink href code in an article?

Like: {I|you} {like|love} {<a href="www.xxxxxxxxxxxx.qrx">text1</a>|<a href="www.zzzzzzzzzzz.ktr">text2</a>}

Is that allowed and will it produce different anchors so that not all your spun posts will show the same anchor text/keyword?

Thx :privateey

You again :)
Yes it possible and very recommended.
Or use <a href="www.xxxxxxxxxxxx.qrx">{text1|text2}</a> to use the same url and different keywords.
Hope it helps
 
You again :)
Yes it possible and very recommended.
Or use <a href="www.xxxxxxxxxxxx.qrx">{text1|text2}</a> to use the same url and different keywords.
Hope it helps

Oh wowzers, you can actually spin within the ACTUAL href like that??!!! That's freakin' amazing. I was worried that the spin wouldn't work and I'd end up with a big red flag for Google to know that I'm blackhattin' lol.

thanks again man
 
Yes, get the best spinner. It is actually the best choice. When using it you can preview the different spinning combinations like the one you were asking for in that thread.
 
Yes, get the best spinner. It is actually the best choice. When using it you can preview the different spinning combinations like the one you were asking for in that thread.

Yeah I need to bad I think. Are there any deals or discounts on it floating around I need to know about BTW? I know a lot of these softwares have ways to find cheaper deals for those "in the know" at times.

Thx again btw.
 
Yes, I spin on the URL and anchor text level. You can also control the ratio of certain URLs' occurrence by changing the ratio.

For example {URL1|URL2} is a 1:1 ratio, so on average each URL will appear 50% of the time. If you would prefer 2:1 ratio URL1:URL2 so that 66% URL1 occurs and 33% URL2, then just {URL1|URL1|URL2}

You can do this for anchor text also, you'd be surpised how useful it is.
 
Yes, I spin on the URL and anchor text level. You can also control the ratio of certain URLs' occurrence by changing the ratio.

For example {URL1|URL2} is a 1:1 ratio, so on average each URL will appear 50% of the time. If you would prefer 2:1 ratio URL1:URL2 so that 66% URL1 occurs and 33% URL2, then just {URL1|URL1|URL2}

You can do this for anchor text also, you'd be surprised how useful it is.

That's a good idea. I hear that dumping on mass on one URL with one kw might not be the best idea.
 
you should always spin the links. Not just where they go and the anchor text, but also the number.

Spin the same paragraph, and drop a link in one and no link in the other.

Really shake things up. If every article has 3 links to your site thats a pretty good footprint there.
 
yes, it is possible, also it recommended to use several anchor texts.

you can check this tool, it will help you to create a hyperlink in spintax format in few seconds:
Code:
http://www.spintaxer.com/hyperlinks-spintaxer.php
 
It DOES depend on the tool/system/software you're using - and how they 'parse' the input data, but generally, not only 'can' you - but you'd be bonkers not to...

Don't forget to use generic anchors like {click here|Try this out|look here} and also the URL/domain/site name as anchors too.

If you extend this line of reasoning then you can make tools like AMR more controllable. i.e. if you have 10 sites on dieting, then you set your diet article with 10 different sets of URLs/Anchors and can then do a submit ALL now - as only 1/10th of the links are going to each site. This means that 10 articles over a month gives a much more mixed/random/gradual link-building profile than doing them in single pushes - and is also easier to manage - as you're not having to remember to do 50 links each day/week to each site and which ones were sent/not sent etc.
 
It DOES depend on the tool/system/software you're using - and how they 'parse' the input data, but generally, not only 'can' you - but you'd be bonkers not to...

Don't forget to use generic anchors like {click here|Try this out|look here} and also the URL/domain/site name as anchors too.

If you extend this line of reasoning then you can make tools like AMR more controllable. i.e. if you have 10 sites on dieting, then you set your diet article with 10 different sets of URLs/Anchors and can then do a submit ALL now - as only 1/10th of the links are going to each site. This means that 10 articles over a month gives a much more mixed/random/gradual link-building profile than doing them in single pushes - and is also easier to manage - as you're not having to remember to do 50 links each day/week to each site and which ones were sent/not sent etc.

Yeah my first attempt went HORRIBLE. I tried to spin the anchor and URL and for some reason when it read my URLs it removed one of the /'s from the http:// thus neutering all my links.
 
You can spin everything you want with spyntax sintax { | }.. so, i don't see why you coudn't spin href.
 
Yeah my first attempt went HORRIBLE. I tried to spin the anchor and URL and for some reason when it read my URLs it removed one of the /'s from the http:// thus neutering all my links.

This is done by some article directories (can't remember which ones, could be article dashboard, but not 100% sure) - if you want your link there, you should construct your resource box like this:

For more information on /insert your html link with anchor/ visit www.yoursite.com

These directories will strip the html code, but the second link (www.yoursite.com) will be clickable...

Also, if you want to take this one step further and you should IMO, spin your resource box on sentence level as well, which would cause your link to appear on one of the sites say at the beginning of the first sentence, on the second site at the end of the second sentence with different anchor and so on?.
 
Yes! I spin all the time and I definitely recommend it! I think i saw someone post the link but check out spintaxer
 
This is done by some article directories (can't remember which ones, could be article dashboard, but not 100% sure) - if you want your link there, you should construct your resource box like this:

For more information on /insert your html link with anchor/ visit www.yoursite.com

These directories will strip the html code, but the second link (www.yoursite.com) will be clickable...

I'm a little confused, do I need to add the http://anonym.to/? part to the beginning to make it work or is it the target="_blank" part that lets it work?

Code:
<a href="http://anonym.to/?http://www.yoursite.com/" target="_blank">www.yoursite.com</a>

I'm a little confused about what I should do in order to make this work in the future.
 
ThopHayt

Ignore anonym.to? part. BHW adds it to all links by default.

target="_blank" attribute means that link will be opened in new browser tab/window.

I think hpv222 wanted to say that some article directories don't support anchor text to be used on links but link within "< a href" attribute will be still clickable and will flow link juice, but without anchor text. And BTW it has nothing to do with spinning.

Use this way to place spun links when anchor text is allowed:

Code:
<a href="{firstsite.c*m|secondwebsite.c*m|thirdwebsite.c*m|etc...}">{first anchor|second anchor|third anchor}</a>

And use this way to place spun links when anchor is not allowed:

Code:
{firstsite.c*m|secondwebsite.c*m|thirdwebsite.c*m|etc...}
 
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