Buying Link For a brand new site

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Hello,

I've been doing white hat for a while but I've just started an affiliate site - I was wondering for a brand new website how long do you wait before buying links and is there anyone that offers a specific package for brand new sites/domains? I want to get it ranking asap but obviously I don't want to get a manual penalty for clear unnatural link building
 
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Just start super slowly, don't go super hard right away. You are going to want to do really minimal drip feeding for a while since the site is new. Also, because it is a new site it will be harder to rank right away.
 
I would suggest you must go with mix of platforms from where you can get several links again Remember! Quantity does not matter, Quality matters a lot. make slowly links with High TF PA, DA. If you need any help regarding building good and manual links do contact me I shall provide you high quality linkbuilding service. Check My Threads at BST:
 
Since your sites is new, so you have to start building links slow and steadily.. Don't expect overnight result with new domain and getting links from High DA,TF,CF sites will helps you to get good improvements. Make sure with the quality when you building links.

Good luck!
 
For new site, you have to build links slowly. Drip feeding the post is very good for new site to avoid penalty. We can help you providing good back links for your site depends on your requirements. For more info, add me on Skype : jayson_seo. Thanks!
 
There are a lot of providers on BHW who sell backlinks, most of them can do drip feeding, just ask them to do it. Be careful about what anchors to use. If you use brand and domain anchors, you will never get a manual penalty. Don't use your main keyword as an anchor the first few months. And use 2-5% of it in your anchor scheme thereafter.
 
I've never drip fed or gone slowly on any of my sites or client's sites. Not sure everyone thinks that is a good idea. If your strategy is right then it doesn't make any difference other than rank faster. Never had a penalty other than test sites fwiw.
 
RedMango said:
I've never drip fed or gone slowly on any of my sites or client's sites. Not sure everyone thinks that is a good idea. If your strategy is right then it doesn't make any difference other than rank faster. Never had a penalty other than test sites fwiw.
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What velocity of links do you drop per month would you say?
 
For brand new site,you can try the small package links which will boost your website better.
 
You can slowly build links to your sites hence it is new domain.To avoid manual penalty drip feeding will be good for your sites.Try to get links from high DA TF CF sites that will help to grow up your sites.No matter about quantity , always have high focus on quality of sites?Hope for good?
 
It completely depends on your site and the competition. I would suggest to concentrate on page first, then go for off page.
 
You have to wait for a while because new site will get ranking slowly.
If you an idea of buying links means first check its quality and metrics.
High DA,TF sites will give you the good ranking.
 
I recommend that you work slowly, as you are new on the site need to slowly win the classification.
 
White hat or black hat, to rank you need links. Buying links is unnatural as far as Google is concerned.

For a new site you are better of getting a steady flow of links. May be like get 50 links and spread it out over 60/90 days. Meanwhile get a whole lot of social signals going, create a buzz in social media around your domain. Build 2nd and 3rd tier links post this. You will see your site steadying up in SERPs by this time.
 
Start with self promotion sites: Facebook , LinkedIn, Business Citations , Yelp-like directories if that makes sense , Pinterest, Twitter etc. Then proceed to other types of LB when you established a link profile.
 
Start with diversification links such as profile links, web 2.0, image sharing, video sharing and so on. Use brand, naked and generic anchors. Make sure to drip feed them.

Once you have a good foundation, then you can move to powerful links with expired web 2.0 or PBNs.
 
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