moonlighsunligh
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- May 1, 2010
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Bad web 2.0 site: webgarden.com - It deletes articles with links.
I still didn't rank it. However, it takes such a long time because I am no good. Keyword is ok. It just doesn't seem that web 2.0's are able to rank site on its own. I am seeing other examples but I might be mistaken. Maybe hiden PBN or something.
You are using software's for tier 2 and tier 3 links?? or only for tier 3??
I have two words for you - manual outreach.
Ranking sites, even if they are small sites with small competition can be a very tedious work using just web2.0s and stuff like that.
Google for blogs in and around your niche, contact the admins and ask if you can buy an article/link/banner (must be an ahref followed link). If you are site isn't about gambling/pharmacy/sex you should have a good response rate and the prices should be quite low - a lot of bloggers do it just for fun and they don't mind selling an article for $5-10.
But you must target blogs that don't usually sell links, because this way the juice-push will be even bigger and the price will be lower since they have never done this and are not familiar with the usual prices.
In this case Google is your best friend to find relevant/good blogs. If you a site (or it's subpage/article) is ranking on the first three pages for a specific KW it means Google is finding this site reliable in that specific niche. And you can go and google for various different longtails KWs that are somewhat associated with your site/topic/nice.There are many other ways to find such sites/blogs - like web directories, dmoz etc. but you still need to check the site whether it is ranking OK for some KWs and stuff like that. Finding sites directly through Google will save you this step.Do you do this yourself? Do you use somethinh like http://www.twingly.com/search to find blogs, or there is something better? It seems like it is much easier and cheaper to make a PBN, because then I can make more than one link there.
In this case Google is your best friend to find relevant/good blogs. If you a site (or it's subpage/article) is ranking on the first three pages for a specific KW it means Google is finding this site reliable in that specific niche. And you can go and google for various different longtails KWs that are somewhat associated with your site/topic/nice.There are many other ways to find such sites/blogs - like web directories, dmoz etc. but you still need to check the site whether it is ranking OK for some KWs and stuff like that. Finding sites directly through Google will save you this step.
I am not really sure if relevance plays any role. I got most of my web 2.0's in top 100 and they have links to my money site and some of them rank better that the money site.