1st link building

Hello. Let me start by thanking you for all thr things i learned reading this forum.
I am faced with the followimg quetion and i'd like to see you guys opinions on it. I am building a link pyramid for a site, focusingnon 3 keywords. For each of the keywords i have about 6-7 articles. What would the most effective use of time be, to build the first tier links with web2.0 sites. Submit all the articles to one site, then move to the next site and submit everything and so forth. Or submit an article to all sites, then submit the second article to all site and so forth?
i am trying to use time as efficiently as possible because it's kinda against the clock.

It depends on the web2.0.
Some web2.0, you can only use 1 article at a time.

Here's what i do and works great for me - prepare lets say 5 articles and have 50 web 2.0s to submit to. Where i am allowed to put only 1 article i just pick 1 article at random. Where i am allowed to submit more, i pick like 2-3 articles at random, spin them and submit

The key is randomization.. it is no good to publish the very same article to many web 2.0s

Guys, thanks for your replies. I agree with the randomisation,and I try to submit modified versions of the articles . But if I don't own any software Like Best Spinner, is there a free service or tool which I could use to get a starting point for spining an article?

i am not sure if there's any free article spinner.. maybe if someone knows one can share for you in here..

Spin Chimp free version is good. They just rolled out a new version and renamed it to Chimp Rewriter. I still use Spin Chimp. Works fine for me

you could use spinnerchief. they have a free version.

http://www.spinnerchief.com/

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Guys, thanks for your replies and for your suggestions for free spinner. I will try them and tell you how it worked.

calinevents said:

Guys, thanks for your replies and for your suggestions for free spinner. I will try them and tell you how it worked.

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Good luck! and remember, there is no better spinner than your brain. Tools just make it less painful and time consuming. If you really want to dig in how to spin correctly, this guy has a very good tutorial. It's quite a long tutorial but very useful for developing a fundamental understanding of the process: http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...rly-advanced-article-spinning-techniques.html