Backlink Your Backlinks

I never tried this, I only do direct backlinking.

I will use this strategy when start with some articles pointing to my sites.
 
Not really, your anchor text would be the one giving off the initial link juice. Creating more relevant authority within that site. Your an imbecile to think backlinking to a crappy backlink doesn't do anything.

I've ranked with only blog comments and forum profiles all interlinking randomly with multiple tiers.

You are merely stating your opinion, not facts.

Your an imbacile. Waste your time backlinking blogs that are not even indexed with other blogs that are not even indexed. Do you have any proof to back up your retarded pathetic attempt to act cool or smart? Ya and what type of term were you going after? I can rank that too if I were to go after something that has zero competition. Back to the warriorforum for you haha
 
Honestly I think you are wrong. Why would I waste my time blasting shitty blog comments? Are you just saying things you have regurgitated from the warrior forum?

I really don't think google is thinking, "hmm... I should give these shitty scrapebox blog comments some more credit because of the other shitty blog comments linking to them." But hey, you never know right?

Seems like a case study thread is needed on those opinions.
 
Or you can just save the reports that you get when you order backlinks and backlinks them any time.
 
Your an imbacile. Waste your time backlinking blogs that are not even indexed with other blogs that are not even indexed. Do you have any proof to back up your retarded pathetic attempt to act cool or smart? Ya and what type of term were you going after? I can rank that too if I were to go after something that has zero competition. Back to the warriorforum for you haha

Strong insecurities.

u Mad?
 
Or you can just save the reports that you get when you order backlinks and backlinks them any time.

Exactly what I do. Every time I order a service, I save the reports in a folder and blast them with AA lists and submit to linklicious and lindexed.
 
Often one of the most overlooked aspects of linkbuilding.

When building out crappy, low quality Web 2.0 properties its absolutely essential to backlink those links. It increases the likely hood that they are indexed, and then helps in the ability to pass along increased PageRank to your money site.

Keep in mind though that 10-20 Web 2.0's isn't enough these days. You really need a lot of diversity in types of links. Your method though with extracting YSE links is great advice. I also highly recommend SEO Spyglass (http://www.link-assistant.com/seo-spyglass/) to find further links and ones that are actually ACTIVE. Meaning that they are still up. I then extract those links and link to them as you mentioned. I often use services on BHW to help me with that kind of linkbuilding.
 
Your an imbacile. Waste your time backlinking blogs that are not even indexed with other blogs that are not even indexed. Do you have any proof to back up your retarded pathetic attempt to act cool or smart? Ya and what type of term were you going after? I can rank that too if I were to go after something that has zero competition. Back to the warriorforum for you haha

DP would be a better location.
 
Strong insecurities.

u Mad?

When someone calls me an imbacile then I will retaliate espeically when you have no idea what you are talking about. Keep building backlinks to your scrapebox blog comments and anyone who listens to your idiotic remarks, is doomed as well lol
 
I thought I had been reading lately that Yahoo Site Explorer is being discontinued... ?

As I've read some different opinions on this here, I've just done a quick search. Text quoted comes from the official Yahoo blog at: ysearchblog(dot)com

Microsoft Webmaster Tools to support Yahoo! Site Explorer Community


  • Posted July 8th, 2011 at 12:00 pm by Yahoo! Search
  • Categories: Developer, News/Announcements, Search, Site Explorer
Starting last year we have been transitioning the backend for our organic search to the Microsoft search platform as part of the Yahoo! & Microsoft Search Alliance. The transition of algorithmic search results for Yahoo! Search result pages is complete for US, Canada, Australia, Brazil and Mexico. We plan to transition the rest of world markets later this year.
In an August 2010 blog post, we said we would continue Site Explorer with a focus on new features for webmaster community, even after the transition to Microsoft platforms is complete. We listened to your feedback, and along with the team from Bing Webmaster Center looked jointly at the roadmap for the webmaster tools. Having two webmaster portals for a single source for organic results does not add enough value. Once organic results are transitioned to Bing in all the markets, we plan to shut down Yahoo! Site Explorerand Microsoft's Webmaster Tools will be the source for Bing and Yahoo! webmaster site and analytics data.
The Bing Webmaster Center team has been actively adding new features over the past few months, including detailed traffic statistics and a new inbound links feature. Microsoft is also committed to build analytic reports that include Yahoo! search usage. Further details on these reports will be coming soon. You might have some questions that we will try to answer below:
When will Site Explorer shutdown?
We are working with Microsoft to transition organic results in all markets to the Microsoft Search platform. Site Explorer will shut down once all markets are transitioned. This is expected later this year. We will keep updating you with progress of the transition at our Search Blog.
Should I start using Bing Webmaster Center?
Yes, webmasters should start using Bing Webmaster Center.
Does that mean that I should stop using Site Explorer?
No. In a large part of the world, we have not yet transitioned to Microsoft search platform. Hence, it is important that Yahoo! continues to receive your site/sitemap submissions so that search results from Yahoo! are fresh and relevant for markets that have not switched over. In order to continue to receive relevant organic traffic from Yahoo! search results, we encourage you to continue using Site Explorer as you have in the past until we fully switch over to Microsoft search platform for organic results.
Does it mean that I don't have to optimize for Yahoo! and Bing Search engines separately in the future?
That is correct. We anticipate that later this year, Yahoo!'s organic results will be powered by Microsoft's search platform in all parts of the world. After that point, any optimization that you do on Bing Webmaster Center tool will be reflected in Yahoo! organic search results.
Will the Site Explorer APIs be shut down?
The APIs were scheduled to be shut down at the end of last year, but the timeframe has been extended for the YDN Site Explorer API up until September 15, 2011.
Note: For BOSS Site Explorer APIs shut down information, scheduled for July 20, 2011, please see this April 2011 blog post.
Will Yahoo! continue to crawl my website?
Although the organic results will be powered by Microsoft Search platforms, Yahoo! will continue to innovate on the search experience beyond the services delivered by Microsoft. In order to provide Yahoo! users with an amazing search experience, our slurp crawlers may continue to selectively crawl websites to help support these efforts.
Hemant Minocha, Product Manager,Yahoo! Site Explorer

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Hope it helps!
 
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better way it to use scrapebox "backlink analizer"

Thanks for the advice, I'm going to look into that as I use scrapebox on a daily basis and had never thought of that.

Or you can just save the reports that you get when you order backlinks and backlinks them any time.

This sounds like the best option.
 
Pyramid Linking, 2 Tier Links, Linkwheels... whatever you call them, are all important. The more link authority you have the better.
 
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