How much punishment can web 2.0s take?

[Zevoltai]

If I have my GSA filters set under 100 for OBLs and PR to 1+, how many links can i blast to my web 2.0s without getting slapped? Currently I'm building 250-300 links per day to a set of 15 web 2.0s for my new site(20 per property), and it's making me kind of twitchy

 

[captainsmack]

I look at this reasonably... Google will eventually close up the hole that allows for spamming sites hosted on authority domains. I'm playing it safe and building a mix of quality links AND spam to these sites.

 

[Vesania]

Hard to say. I had a couple of Web 2.0s ranking high for a bit until I spammed the crap out of it and it stood for awhile. Others with a couple 100 hundred a week and they were wiped off the face of the earth.

 

[Zevoltai]

Alright I"ll just keep building and hoping for the best I guess

 

[himanuzo]

Do to link building in drip feed daily... It is safe.

 

[sacredmarketing]

Hello,

Honestly there is no way to tell. Eventually all automated software gets detected.

 

[razinrazi]

what i thinks is web 2.0 get slammed by google now a days.its not safe!

 

[hameem]

what i thinks is web 2.0 get slammed by google now a days.its not safe!

Why do you think that? Had any bad experiences?

 

[pahosa]

Always, always exercise caution. Don't spam your links to much. Google has penalized even the most trusted white hat way of building links, "guest blogging". Who knows what else google has in store.

 

[Zevoltai]

Always, always exercise caution. Don't spam your links to much. Google has penalized even the most trusted white hat way of building links, "guest blogging". Who knows what else google has in store.

I'm mostly looking for people who have had experiences with blasting the hell out of their web 2.0s and how much they pushed it before google smacked them

 

[hameem]

I'm mostly looking for people who have had experiences with blasting the hell out of their web 2.0s and how much they pushed it before google smacked them

A couple of guys in the Jr VIP section running a case study similar (if not the same) to what you are looking to find out. Did you get a chance to take a look at them?