Type of Tier 1 Links

[nothanksjeff]

Hello,

What is the best type of links for high quality Tier 1?

Currently I am building Web 2.0's and Article Directories, what else should I be using to diversify and give link juice?

Thanks.

 

[lover]

Press release, guest posts and links from niche specific directories.

 

[J-S-T]

I will Add Good PBN and high PR Bookmarks

 

[aka sam]

you can get few EDU links/ Blog Posts as your first tier links. Just try to use unique content for the first tier. That would be a massive boost to your campaign!

 

[wblteam]

Links from niche related sites with high DA

 

[IamKing]

You can also add some Pdf shares and try to get links to raw urls as anchors. Maintain good anchor text diversity.

 

[mitchellpsmith]

Find high PR .EDU and .GOV sites, it give more good backlinks. Then guest posting and some other linkbuilding.

 

[back2form]

From my experience, Guest posts along with niche relevant blog posts do the trick! It gives you much needed diversification.. As the result - > Traffic & Ranking!

When i say guest post links, it should be a real guest blog with good alexa traffic, DA / PA, CF / TF, referring domains, good backlink profile & moreover it should not be the blogs that built for guest posts alone or guest blog network.

 

[MorganX]

If you ask me, which is the best tier 1 link ? My answer will be Niche relevant backlinks from good backlink profile blogs.. So the blogs should have PR, Authority & other SEO metrics as well. This will help your website to Rank & bank

 

[clevelandslim]

I hope these are the best tier 1 links
High Pr blog posts.
Web 2.0's (unique content only)
Press releases (paid)
Document sharing sites
Guest posting
Links from other webmasters in your own niche
Social sharings (facebook, twitter, pinterest etc...)

 

[Laubster]

Find high PR .EDU and .GOV sites, it give more good backlinks. Then guest posting and some other linkbuilding.

I'm about to start testing this. The thing is most .edu and .gov links people build are worthless cause they're brand new and don't have any PR behind them. But with how much DA most Edu and Gov domains have they should be able to withstand high quality spam tiers just as well as web 2.0's.