Hi everyone I have some questions relating to linkbuilding, and it involves a bit of linkwheels. So here are there:
That's it for all my questions.
I'm sorry if it's too confusing, but this is the best I could to describe my questions.
Thanks in advance!
Q1.
Assume A, B, C, ..., Y and Z are Web 2.0 properties.
> = links to
A > B > C > ... > Y > Z > Money Site
From A, we link to B.
From B, we link to C.
And so on, with each Web 2.0 property linking to only one other property.
Does the link-juice get snowballed until it passes on to the money site?
Q2.
Based on the linkwheel above, if A gets indexed, does the other Web 2.0 properties naturally get crawled and indexed?
Q3.
If A > B > C > D > A, is it considered a 3-way linking strategy?
Q4.
Some people suggest building linkwheels around a main Web 2.0 property, then link from that main property to the money site, with only one link on the Web 2.0 property. Is this compliant with this rule:
A > B > C > D > E > Main Property > Money Site
Assuming A, B, C, D and E consists of some interlinking between them.
That's it for all my questions.
I'm sorry if it's too confusing, but this is the best I could to describe my questions.
Thanks in advance!