dealsopoly
Power Member
- Feb 12, 2012
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So, you've just registered a domain, designed the web page, added content, done your onsite SEO and submitted your sitemap to Google.
What is your next step? How do you start off your back linking strategy on a brand new site?
Here's what I do:
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1) 20-30 High PR Blog Articles
2) Link Wheel type links (30-40 web 2.0s) + thousands of blog comments pointing to them
3) 400 social bookmarks
4) Article submissions to 2000+ article directories (2 weeks after launch)
Sit on this for a while and see where I fall in the SERPs and then re-evaluate and customize my strategy accordingly.
I will sometimes do a Wiki Link blast as well. I get most of these gigs on fiverr, some on BHW.
Is this a good strategy? Is it too much? Too little?
How do you guys kick off your new sites?
What is your next step? How do you start off your back linking strategy on a brand new site?
Here's what I do:
----------------
1) 20-30 High PR Blog Articles
2) Link Wheel type links (30-40 web 2.0s) + thousands of blog comments pointing to them
3) 400 social bookmarks
4) Article submissions to 2000+ article directories (2 weeks after launch)
Sit on this for a while and see where I fall in the SERPs and then re-evaluate and customize my strategy accordingly.
I will sometimes do a Wiki Link blast as well. I get most of these gigs on fiverr, some on BHW.
Is this a good strategy? Is it too much? Too little?
How do you guys kick off your new sites?