Blast fresh web 2.0 with GSA, what do you think?

Hi. What do you think if I blast fresh web 2.0 I just created today with GSA?
Some people said that they prefer blast expired web 2.0 than fresh web 2.0.
Hmmm.. But I don't think so, it's hard to find expired web 2.0 now with vanity checker or dhg.
Even I prefer searching for expired domain than expired web 2.0 especially after moz can't check web 2.0 as well.
So, why don't we build web 2.0 from beginning and let it grow to a king?

Please give me a clarification for this.

Thanks.

Should be okay but will take time to juice up. Plus, you could lose them after you have blasted so someone else can pick it up later as an expired 2.0.

rushtimelove said:

Should be okay but will take time to juice up. Plus, you could lose them after you have blasted so someone else can pick it up later as an expired 2.0.

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Why I can lose them? Is the admin will ban my web 2.0 if they found massive link pointing to my web 2.0?
Hmm I see it's no matter whether I blast fresh web 2.0 or aged web 2.0. They are exactly the same. But fresh web 2.0 is more easily banned if we blast with GSA, right?

I use to do that, now I just create some URL shortners a d blast those instead.

But if possible go for expired web 2.0.

iBrazilian said:

I use to do that, now I just create some URL shortners a d blast those instead.

But if possible go for expired web 2.0.

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Did you create the 301 url shorteners with GSA URL Redirect Pro?
Do you still use tiered link building after that or you just blast those shorteners without tier?

I do both.

Send contextual links with GSA like articles, social network profiles and forum profiles. Then I send some tier 2 links to the blast using blog comments, trackbacks, image comments, directories, and guestbooks.

You should make sure that the tier 2 link pages are already indexed by Google. You can do that using GSA, after you filter out the ones that aren't indexed you can setup a campaign to index those particular ones with links that are already indexed.

At the same time you can use 301 url shorteners from high authority sites. You can either blast directly to the url shortener links or build 4-5 url shorteners to the first 301 and blast that tier. Use a mix of contextual and non-contextuals, basically everything you can get your hands on.

I used to scrape expired web 2.0s but that was way too time consuming. Now I just have a network of web 2.0s that are already powered up and I use them on parasites to rank them quickly.