Best strategy for link pyramid - tier 1?

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Hello,

What would be, in your opinion, the most appropriate strategy to build the first tier of a link pyramid?...

A. Creating simple, 1-2 page web 2.0 properties on a regular basis (say 5 or 10 a month)

B. Creating a limited number of properties (say 10) and then focusing on those: adding new content permanently, sending links to them etc.

Or maybe some sort of combination between A and B above? How would you do that?

Thanks for your thoughts!

Bogdan
 
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I think its the best strategy. But you have to remember that Link pyramid is not of Good use like before. So take your decision properly.
 
I think its the best strategy. But you have to remember that Link pyramid is not of Good use like before. So take your decision properly.

Thanks for your reply. Two questions though...

1. Which would be the best strategy, A or B. Ițm afraid I did not understand. Ș)

2. What alternative to the link pyramids do you propose?

Thanks again!
 
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I would suggest creating 1 web 2.0 property every day - 30 per month - Of course don't forget about building the second tier links pointing to these new properties.
 
Thank you very much! That's how I was thinking too, but it's always good to ask people who have more experience than you.

I would suggest creating 1 web 2.0 property every day - 30 per month - Of course don't forget about building the second tier links pointing to these new properties.
 
I'd say a combination of both A and B.

I would go for 2-3 page Web 2.0's SPAMMED to death with High and Low quality 2nd and 3rd tier Links.

I would go for around 20-30 Web 2.0's a month, depending upon the competition.
 
Also dont just focus on Web 2.0.

Create all sort of links

Videos
PDF
Web 2.0
Social Bookmarks
Forums Profiles
Guest Blogging
Wikis
Web 2.0 Profile
Blog Comments
Forum Posts
Articles
Press Releases etc :)
 
it is like if you are reading my mind , this was useful mate
 
Could someone summarise exactly what a Web 2.0 property is? I have searched this site and also Googled, but I am yet to find a clear explanation with example of what it is.

Sorry to derail your thread slightly OP.
 
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