My Second SEO Guide - SEO Tips, Tricks and Insights From Kimi

Thanks for the reply Kimi! Sorry if this is a stupid question, but I am still a bit confused about this part. Are you taking articles that you already had made for Tier 1, and then spinning those? Or are these 10-15 new articles altogether?

Secondly, when you mention you spin {Article1|Article2|Article3...}, do you mean {Article1Sentance1|Article2Sentance1|Article3Sentance1...}? If so, is there software that does this spinning already?

Thank you again.

Hi Adam,

No, these are new unique articles.

And regarding the spintax, I just let the full articles and let it be like {Article1|Article2|Article3}.
 
I got excited when I saw new post from kimi lol.

Got one question. Are you saying I should add exact match anchor for my main kw in every web 2.0 or that anchor should be kw for which I optimized on-page seo for web 2.0 ? What about generic anchors, should I use them ?

Thanks again for sharing this in public.

Yes, use exact (and partial) keywords in your web 2.0 blog subdomain. And yes, the on-page SEO for web 2.0 needs to be optimized.
 
By guest posts, do you mean manual blog comments? Sorry for the noobish question. :)
 
Hi Kimi, sorry for another couple of questions but I am still confused about your 2nd tier.


So you are purchasing 10-15 500 word articles and putting them in spun format {Article1|Article2|...Article15}.


1 - What is the purpose of this type of spin? Isn't this not the same as just posting 1 article to 1 Web 2.0 individually?
2 - Are you pointing 10-15 Web 2.0's in your Tier 2 for each Web 2.0 in your Tier 1? So if you wanted to make 10 Tier 1 Web 2.0's, you would need over 100 articles (10 Tier 1, and 100 to 150 for Tier 2). Not sure if I am understanding this piece.


Maybe you explain it elsewhere too? If so just let me know.
 
Great post!

One of the best reads after Penguin 2.0

Thank you for taking the time to write this up
 
Hi Kimi, sorry for another couple of questions but I am still confused about your 2nd tier.


So you are purchasing 10-15 500 word articles and putting them in spun format {Article1|Article2|...Article15}.


1 - What is the purpose of this type of spin? Isn't this not the same as just posting 1 article to 1 Web 2.0 individually?
2 - Are you pointing 10-15 Web 2.0's in your Tier 2 for each Web 2.0 in your Tier 1? So if you wanted to make 10 Tier 1 Web 2.0's, you would need over 100 articles (10 Tier 1, and 100 to 150 for Tier 2). Not sure if I am understanding this piece.


Maybe you explain it elsewhere too? If so just let me know.

1. A spin means it will randomly select and submit to one of the blogs.

A spin like {Article1|Article2|Article3} means {OneRandomSelection|OneRandomSelection|OneRandomSelection}.

2. No, you just create web 2.0 blogs with that articles, you don't have to create only 10-15 web 2.0 blogs. You can create more because Google will take them even if one article is already indexed on another blog.
 
an amazing guide, i havnt read all of it yet as need a few hours to take all in

but thanks for it free
 
Applied Kimi's guidelines on some pages for on site and saw great improvement so far... :)

Thanks !
 
Awesome post.

Question: Where do you usually buy aged domains from?
 
You always got an awesome post.. This is why bhw is the best forum ever..
 
Wow, great post! this helped me A LOT!. Mate, may you tell me structure of web 2.0 based blog? Thanks a bunch
 
Great share, Kimi!

I have a question about exact match domains, though...If the option is available, would you actually recommend going for one?
Also, I'm confused about your article blueprint. When you say exact keyword, do you mean the keyword we're trying to rank for (in this case, it would be the EMD keyword). You said to not do on page optimization for the EMD keyword, so I'm a bit confused on what this "exact keyword" is. Thanks!
 
Thanx kimi once again for the good share. Is there any way to automate the blog posting process.
 
Always follow your posts. Planning to implement this guide on my new website. I hope it would work.
 
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