The idea behind tiered linking should be to help Google rank your links for their keywords too as opposed to simply getting low quality links that they refuse to index in the first place. So, focus upon contextual tiers (articles) for tier 1, 2 and 3, and then hammer each of these tiers with non...
I wonder how this would affect the freshness factor, guess it would be more appropriate for them to rank ecommerce sites late, but what about review based websites and promotional offers? Will they rank what is appropriate now after three months?
Put your tier 1s on pages that are not open to abuse. Blog comments are definitely a risk, they might be good for a start, but as soon as they have had enough OBLs, you may start seeing negative impacts.
Set up multiple domains and try out different strategies to figure out what ones would work best for your niche. People will give you all sorts of answers, all leading to further confusion. If you have good quality tier 1 and reliable range of tier 2s, you could not go wrong with some decent...
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