Am i on the right path?

mikey001

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Hello, I am new to SEO. I setup a website and now i am building web 2.0's with handwritten content with my links in them. Am i on the right path? Will i get results soon?
 
I suggest you search "web 2.0" in this forum. Don't put your links in yet. Wait until you have more articles and then post one that has a link in it. Take it slowly. Also do not register the web 2.0 in the same day.

Wait 1-2 months before posting the links, so that the web 2.0 can get indexed by google. And do not post all the links at once. Try to maintain link velocity. Put one link in one week, another link next week etc.

I am a noob too but this is what I understood after reading the forum.
 
You are doing it right. But it will take some time. To get quicker result, you need to spend on good PBN links.
 
Web2.0 is great and there is another option to make the rank of your site higher is link building, I can do it for ou, if interested?
 
@mikey001,

Wait for sometime (atleast a month) before you point any link towards your new website. Build out social profiles for your website over this month. Post atleast one article every week on your website and share it on your social profile.

You can start building your web 2.0 but do not just link out to your website. Let the web 2.0 be indexed too and then link out to your website after about 40+ days. Add in gradual links form your web 2.0 as opposed to adding a link out on a single day from all your web 2.0. Do this and you will see some good ranking improvements. Slow and quality works rather than fast and quantity. Whole point is to appear natural with your link building and SEO.

Most importantly do not overlook proper on-page SEO with relevant internal linking on your websites. Good on-page SEO and internal linking achieve top rankings without much link building.

Hello, I am new to SEO. I setup a website and now i am building web 2.0's with handwritten content with my links in them. Am i on the right path? Will i get results soon?
 
Should this web 2.0 be built from different IPs, always logging in them from the same IP they were created from ?

I've read this on the forum but don't know if it's overkill. If one has just 10 web 2.0, does he really need to use different IPs ? And where does one get different IPs from ?
 
Just make sure your handwriting is good. Google penalized me for sloppy cursive on one of my articles.
 
@EasternEuropean,

that's definitely an overkill. g00g!e does not have access to web 2.0 logs to determine from which IP it was created.

Do not overthink. Implement what you have read and understood and see the results for yourself. Reimplement more to make it much better, This way you will learn faster and won't be an SEO noob anymore. TAKE ACTION AND RESULTS WILL COME.

Should this web 2.0 be built from different IPs, always logging in them from the same IP they were created from ?

I've read this on the forum but don't know if it's overkill. If one has just 10 web 2.0, does he really need to use different IPs ? And where does one get different IPs from ?
 
That was it, I am registering my first web 2.0 right now : D I've read more than enough. But still, about the IP problem, should I do them with TOR or is Internet Explorer safe enough ? (I suppose I should avoid chrome)
 
you are doing it right but it will take half a year before u rank
 
@EasternEuropean,

Perfect way to go :cool:

Just forget about IP and you definitely do not want to use TOR.

Use your internet connection and any browser Firefox or IE and register a web 2.0 property just as you registered here on BHW or any other online website.

Would suggest you to have a separate email ID to be used for all your web 2.0 registrations, social profile registrations, etc. to keep things organised.

All the BEST.

That was it, I am registering my first web 2.0 right now : D I've read more than enough. But still, about the IP problem, should I do them with TOR or is Internet Explorer safe enough ? (I suppose I should avoid chrome)
 
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