Backlinkins for 150+ inner Pages

darulez

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For the past 3 years, I negleted all my projects (scored big §§§ with youtube ;) )..
Well, for the last weeks I was working 50h+ optimizing content, cleanup up the projects, checking stats and backlinks...

I found out, I got like 150+ inner pages, spread over aprox 10 projects (10domains), with NOCOMP and the pages ranking #2-10.
I know, they have lowcomp, and traffic is lowvolume (maybe 20/month), but it's all money KWs...

So, I am looking for some cheap way to boost them..

on page
on page aint possible (they would not be page 1 if that would suck). heavy interlinking aint possible too, cause they articles all differ from each other.

requirement:
  • links must not be that high in rating, cause target links and competition is lowlow.
  • what would be needed would be possibilty to alter anchor/url maybe later at some time.
  • short TAT.
  • no "linkrot", eg. "forum profile", edu link BS. can Do that hurting myself with GSA SER..

my ideas:
  • Thought about PBN posts. but even cheapest was around 2.5$
  • thougt about some web.20 creation. could get 40 for 20$- but have not tested the service yet
  • thought about web2.0/pyramid. they average around 4$/web20
  • thought about contextual link pyramid - but I get links I can never change afterwards....
  • thought about harvesting some expired web20 myself - I wil get gray with that.
  • thought about using 3 of my best expired domains and putting 50 links on them ;)

what I wont use:
  • spamblasting GSA SER. been there. 3 years ago...

any of your ideas?
 
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Depends, I'd go with the web2.0 and do some tier 2 links behind them.

I'd also get 2-3 301's per inner URL, you'll have ~400-500 at the end and then buying ~10000-50000 link blasts with general anchors to these 400-500 301's.

Seems like the cheapest and most efficient ways of doing these things.

Alternatively if you're looking for getting them to rank while being safe I'd just get ~10 PBN Domains and split the 150 URLs between these 10 domains. Should be enough to rank if they really are no comp
 
so Id have to find some cheaper seller for web.20.. so be honest, I dont have the time atm to create contet myself and setup all this stuff.. otherwise I would have shot me some expired web20 and post some articles there..
 
If there is zero comp, then throw a social signal package across the 10 URLs on each site and call it a day
 
social signals is currently in a case study of mine. testing if those work...
 
I have a similar problem in a larger scale (forum).

An alternative I am trying right now for many low comp and long tail keywords is to use manual forums posts. Then I will buy ******** blog comments with bare URLs as Tier 2. I think this is pretty natural (not tier 2).

Web 2.0 as tier 1 is my second option but I did not try web 2.0 for long tail yet.

Let us know results of your experiments and what you decide.
 
PBN is the better way to get the result very quickly in this case. If you want to take a try, you can contact me through PM.
 
Tiered URL shorteners could work.

but what on the upper tiers? blog comments?
still I would need them to pass anchors somehow :/

manual forum posts aint an options. target site is non-english, and the mods kill everything ...

atm I setup 3 different web2 case studies for myself (web20+pyramid, web2+socialbooks, web2 premium)- its justs approx 45 links-- but I can get some data.
 
but what on the upper tiers? blog comments?
still I would need them to pass anchors somehow :/

manual forum posts aint an options. target site is non-english, and the mods kill everything ...

atm I setup 3 different web2 case studies for myself (web20+pyramid, web2+socialbooks, web2 premium)- its justs approx 45 links-- but I can get some data.

You could create multiple URL shorteners (with your keywords in the URL) as tier 1 and then create URL shorteners for them again for your tier 2.

You could also just spam the tier 1 URL shorteners with contextual links.

Alternatively, you could get RankerX for a month and create pyramids, web 2.0s or anything else you like.
 
You could create multiple URL shorteners (with your keywords in the URL) as tier 1 and then create URL shorteners for them again for your tier 2.

You could also just spam the tier 1 URL shorteners with contextual links.

Alternatively, you could get RankerX for a month and create pyramids, web 2.0s or anything else you like.

looks like no way around rankerX
if that tool could create eg 100 different web20 and blast some backlinkspam on them - would be enough to help.
 
This is another problem I have also been facing. I'm reluctant to point any crap at a site that I can't risk losing.

The first thing I have been doing is making sure the pages I want to index are not over-optimised. You post on that started me thinking about the benefits of that in this situation. Thanks :)

The next thing will be to create web 2.0s linking to each page. One site per topic, with one post/article per link. So if three pages are on skateboards and one page is on roller skates, I'll have 2 web 2.0s, one with at least three articles each of which point to the relevant pages on skateboards, and 1 web 2.0 on roller skates.

I want to use many types of 2.0 to give diversity. I'm not going to use Wordpress for all.

I'll boost the web 2.0s with lower quality stuff - probably blog comments. I don't need much power, I just need them to rank.

This is expensive in time and a pain to have to do for 100 or so products, but should be worth it in the long run.

As always, I start by focusing on those pages that should give the best return.
 
I did "boosting" blogger with comments years ago..... does not really help that much increasing linkpower........

as the pages mentioned are around 2-10, you can be sure, there is no or just a slight on page fuckup.

so, priority would be to narrow down the pages, that, if >#1-3 would provide $.

maybe even better idea would be to just get one expired domain (host/reg somwhere else) and use it with 10 posts to inner pages.
 
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