Tier Link Building Will Die?

[backlinkpros]

Who thinks tier link building will die and become useless in the next few years?

 

[UrsuAke]

Seriously?! Why would that happen?

At least give your reasons why you believe that not just ask a question you already are biased about..

 

[anssoft]

I don't think so
because if you really how google and search engine works you will know that it will last forever
Search engines follow links and follow the link they point to and fetch those pages they link to and so on

 

[umerjutt00]

Tiered link building is mainly used to get high quality links and is based on the fact that Quality wins over quantity. I don't think it will die any time soon. However it may be possible that Google stop giving weight to web 2.0 properties.

 

[hootsparta]

Who thinks tier link building will die and become useless in the next few years?

Yes But nowadays its going well to increase position and get more visitors to the client sites..And also got more backlinks.

 

[oozyluce]

The future is unpredictable but you could speculate that one day it might break. Then again, tier link-building seems to be touching one of the core aspects of the google ranking algorithm, which in my opinion is not likely to change any time soon, given how google currently rank websites.

I would worry about other concerns than this, something that is more likely to break in the short-term...
Notably over-abused private networks

 

[ryanyum]

hmmm, thats interesting

 

[innozemec]

google relies on backlinks, so nothing will die unless google somehow finds a way to crawl everything without the need of backlinks

 

[elmoisred]

Google wants to provide its users with the most relevant results for its search, the only way I can see them ditching link value altogether is to somehow obtain real visitor analysis on how relevant they found the site, they could probably do it if every site signed up to analytics and mathematically assess bounce rate, page per views and time on site, but it's a bit intrusive... probably the way it will go in 5-10 years I think though, where the sites with content of value and relevance move higher and the ones that dont have any value sink to the bottom

 

[futurestunner]

No nope never :d

 

[alternatesword]

Who thinks tier link building will die and become useless in the next few years?

May i know why? Are you going to teach any lessons for those who say yes?

 

[fc-dh]

Google wants to provide its users with the most relevant results for its search

LOL you really belief that? If that where really the case, the SERPS would be looking very different, Google only wants to make money by indexing your content, these last updates have changed the SERPS so more people will go to the overpriced Adword program.

Look in all the local SERPS. no end user gets a good experience from GP or all the sites under GP like angie list, Yelp and such, there are thousands upon thousands of local sites that would give a much better user experience, but they never see the light of day because Google force them to buy traffic.

So please, don't get fooled by that bitch Matt Cutts who preach it is all done for user experience, it is not.

It is all done for Googles bottom line, and nothing else.

 

[sputnik11]

It is all done for Googles bottom line, and nothing else.

Actually - its for sergey and larry's masters. Its called "shareholder equity" ... 2 more puppets for wall street to play with. Earnings calls after a miss can be a bitch.

 

[robin13]

Is a good idea for different link building method

 

[mikpel]

Not going to happen. The whole idea of internet is interlinking and that's hard to change. If that's changed it's not called internet anymore.

 

[CandyLand]

Tiered link building is only going to die when linkbuilding itself dies. And if google disregards links, what are they going to base their results upon? Content? Pure paid advertising? Google+ shares? As flawed as the system is, links are the best.

 

[marketmonster]

Maybe eventually, poorly built tiered linking will die. I'm talking about D only links to C only links to B only links to A. You want the search spider to crawl through your site... not crawl TO your site. Link out to multiple destinations and don't have a single terminal point.

 

[blackpayman733]

Still we get good results

 

[PaddyMemoryPins]

Tiered link building is just regular link building with more depth, for it to 'die' Google would have to fundamentally change the fact that respected backlinks are worth more than terrible backlinks.

If tiered link building dies, we'll revert back to 100,000,000 Wiki links getting you to number 1 for any SERP.

 

[Blakester]

hmmm, thats interesting

Please go on, raise your posts by posting nonsense, sorry if we interrupt you!
I am sure you didn't even take the time to read the thread.

On topic...

In order for tiered linking to stop working, google must ignore websites
Why do I say that? A crappy Web 2.0 will be seen as a crappy Web 2.0.
A Web 2.0 that is treated as a normal website of yours (LIKE a money site) would always send link juice no matter the platform it uses.

Make google see your tiers as quality.
If you build a strong quality tier 1 then you are good to go.

Unless google decides to not give a damn about quality then that's the only way your web 2.0s will stop working.