Zevoltai
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- Jul 29, 2013
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tier 2 is not that important. you can use gsa ser or fiver with relevant anchor text and forget about it. However, what you need to make sure is that your tier 1 is do follow. I wouldnt buy an expensive (more than $20) package if i were you.

Is the group with high PR comment links, the one that performed the best?
thanks dude, very useful in fact i'm on the same quantity of blog.
I just made 100 blog 2.0 manual. The quality is fine i guess.
I will experiment to put somelink into it aswell, if you can share your study with more precision with me i will be happy to share my result with you aswell like this it's will be a double test
pm if you are interested, i will start to buy some link in the early april.
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Epic case study here man, I was wondering if you'd be willing to share a bit of general info. So in the end, what was the general high performing tier 2 trend here? Sheer diversified spam, Web 2.0 blasts, a secondary pyramid, or spun high PR blog posts?
Hi,
Working on the final report right now bud. Hoping to have it done tonight or tomorrow.
I think it would be a good idea to shortlist services that have good reviews and then try each of them out for yourself to check things out. This way, you would know what you should be doing to scale things further. You may also want to monitor your tier 1 web2.0s as regardless of your content type, you may have some removed for no apparent reasons.
I've always found it hard to know which services/configuration would be the most -generally- recommended for tier1/tier2.
It would be great to know your conclusions about this!
Thanks!
Definitely should be some interesting conclusions here. Thanks for sharing your experiment. Can't wait to see the final tally.
I want to take a minute to thank this excellent gentleman here for being the first to give me something solid. A tidbit, but anything is tasty when you are starvingSo I've decided to take your advice. I'm going to divide my web 2.0 network up into 4 or 5 groups, give each a list of 100+ keywords and then use the different services. I will then test their ranking power on different pages on my site. SEO is tough in that it doesn't really allow for a double-blind type of test (two identical pages would be duplicate content...) but I can use it to see lifting power I think. I'm going to give it a go anyway.
Thanks for the idea!
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