It looks like a good strategy but my big question would be - you seem to have a narrow range of web 2.0's that you use - I can see the same style of linkpushes repeated for different keywords on the same sub-domains - what happens if someone pulls the plug on a service - say webs.com goes bust or they start to moderate it and ban your blogs? Sorry to re-iterate a previous poster but I dont believe any of these, even the tier 1's would pass manual inspection they look fairly badly spun to me (just saying!)
Wouldn't it be a better long term plan to buy some aged domains - or build up your own from scratch to avoid this issue? I realise most of the primary domains are high PR but these sub-domains are all P N/A or 0 anyway so how much authority do they really carry?
Dont get me wrong I use a lot of web 2.0's but I tend to have 1 article/account and build lots of them. SE Nuke X has something like 20-30 Web 2.0 services so there are plenty out there.
Lastly, and this is so important - if you are spending that kind of time building these structures you can save a load of grief by making sure your on site SEO is top notch and adding the good unique content there. I have a site that was (I admit poorly SEO'd) but I spent some time on it recently and I have moved multiple IM related keywords from page 10+ to page 2 and climbing in just a couple of weeks by just doing on-page SEo and no link building at all. Post panda its just as important (maybe more so) than exotic link structures.
good thread tho - I leaned a lot- thanks
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Wouldn't it be a better long term plan to buy some aged domains - or build up your own from scratch to avoid this issue? I realise most of the primary domains are high PR but these sub-domains are all P N/A or 0 anyway so how much authority do they really carry?
Dont get me wrong I use a lot of web 2.0's but I tend to have 1 article/account and build lots of them. SE Nuke X has something like 20-30 Web 2.0 services so there are plenty out there.
Lastly, and this is so important - if you are spending that kind of time building these structures you can save a load of grief by making sure your on site SEO is top notch and adding the good unique content there. I have a site that was (I admit poorly SEO'd) but I spent some time on it recently and I have moved multiple IM related keywords from page 10+ to page 2 and climbing in just a couple of weeks by just doing on-page SEo and no link building at all. Post panda its just as important (maybe more so) than exotic link structures.
good thread tho - I leaned a lot- thanks
keywords