Best Service to Pump Tier 1 Links?

Focused99

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What are your guys thoughts on pumping tier 1 links? I'm probably going to do a combination of PBN posts, blog comments, etc., but what do you think the best service is for this?

Should I do it myself with GSA? Or save that for pumping the Tier 2 backlinks? Any advice would be much appreciated, thanks guys.
 
Pump your tier 2 links with gsa.

I buy from @Jay Yadav to push my tier1s.

You can also push your tier1s when you get a guest post for your site (but footprint problem).

If you have 3-4 sites in the same niche you can effectively strengthen your tier1s by linking randomly. (Almost no footprints) and works awesome.

But, not what everyone can do :)
 
best is buying a rankerx blast and then try to index them with good indexing service.
 
best is buying a rankerx blast and then try to index them with good indexing service.
Might work on web2.0s (which I doubt) but I am sure you can't use them on guest posts. The blogger will be so pissed!

If someone does this to my site, I will fucking redirect that url to their site and they will get an email from me which would not be nice :)

Web2.0s and good guest post links are okay to use if you get a green signal from the blogger.
 
Might work on web2.0s (which I doubt) but I am sure you can't use them on guest posts. The blogger will be so pissed!

If someone does this to my site, I will fucking redirect that url to their site and they will get an email from me which would not be nice :)

Web2.0s and good guest post links are okay to use if you get a green signal from the blogger.

No, by rankerX blast I don't mean to spam around 1500 links to guestpost. Anyone would be really pissed by that.

I mean using only the web 2.0 module (around 15 - 25) links geared towards the guest post to be boosted and then blasting the web 2.0's with another tier.
 
@Focused99, build quality PBN links to your tier 1 links. Some of my clients use this and that works fine. But don't do GSA links to your tier 1 links
Good advice, thanks everyone. So Basically this?

-Money Site
-Tier 1 Links: High Quality, High TF Guest Posts
-Tier 2 Links: High Quality PBN's
-Tier 3 Links: GSA w/ Niche Relevance

Is that about right? Also which PBN do you guys recommend here?
 
Good advice, thanks everyone. So Basically this?

-Money Site
-Tier 1 Links: High Quality, High TF Guest Posts
-Tier 2 Links: High Quality PBN's
-Tier 3 Links: GSA w/ Niche Relevance

Is that about right? Also which PBN do you guys recommend here?

Keep in mind that for the cheaper PBNs most will drop the domain after the first year when they need to renew and/or some sites get hit Google penalties. So the boost will be temporary

You can get PBNs that require monthly subscription since those are more well kept

Or buy slightly more expensive PBNs and lower the rate of dropped domains / deindexing

Just some things to keep in mind. Different strategies can be used, depends on what you want
 
Good advice, thanks everyone. So Basically this?

-Money Site
-Tier 1 Links: High Quality, High TF Guest Posts
-Tier 2 Links: High Quality PBN's
-Tier 3 Links: GSA w/ Niche Relevance

Is that about right? Also which PBN do you guys recommend here?

These can work too:
  • Syndication Links for your tier1 HQ guest posts - usually news sites that use rel-canonical for your T1 guest posts but some will create a link, too.
  • General / Broad Niche Guest Posts (usually cheaper) to your HQ Guest Posts / Guestographics
  • Quality Niche PBN in lower volume to your HQ Guest Posts (if approved by your prospect)
 
HQ guest posts from relevant niche sites will help to pump extra T1 juice.
 
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