How do you keep track of your web 2.0

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HI,
has anyone good system how to keep track of your web 2.0s, or for how many backlinks did you used them and login/pw ofc..?
Because it take me some time to find some system for me for keywords.. So i would like to start to track them with some way witch is already proven.. Do you use excel for this kind of stuff or?
(I'm making about 5-20 a day, so i better to start track them before i go crazy)
 
Are you making 5-20 a day per day? I'm not making these amount. I go like this tier 1, tier 2 and tier 3.

tier 1= only hand make works with quality articles
tier 2= spun articles but readable
tier 3= just go as you can ..

on tier 3 I use GSR to build huge amount of links, tier 2 only social book marks, profile backlinks, blog comments
tier 1 only Do follow few blog comments like these way.

And yes, I use the excel forget :)



HI,
has anyone good system how to keep track of your web 2.0s, or for how many backlinks did you used them and login/pw ofc..?
Because it take me some time to find some system for me for keywords.. So i would like to start to track them with some way witch is already proven.. Do you use excel for this kind of stuff or?
(I'm making about 5-20 a day, so i better to start track them before i go crazy)
 
Yep, I keep track of them through my excel file for each and every niche/site.
 
Are you making 5-20 a day per day? I'm not making these amount. I go like this tier 1, tier 2 and tier 3.

tier 1= only hand make works with quality articles
tier 2= spun articles but readable
tier 3= just go as you can ..

on tier 3 I use GSR to build huge amount of links, tier 2 only social book marks, profile backlinks, blog comments
tier 1 only Do follow few blog comments like these way.

And yes, I use the excel forget :)
Agree with it. You can follow this instruction. :)
 
Spreadsheet should work fine, as you can have different sheets for different urls.
 
Excel.

Have columns for email, pw, url, # of articles, date of publishing, anchor text and the index status.

It helps a lot when you have a view on these things... :)
 
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