Giant Marketers
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- Dec 28, 2017
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Thanks, Buddy, My Point Of View, Above mention strategy still now work after the 2018 g update.Thumbs up for the effort.
I don't see what's the 'strategy' after the 2018 g update.
But nice clickbait.
Why would Google penalise you for using the same subdomain for each platform? Most real businesses register their name on web 2.0 platforms for ORM purposes (as well as link building).
Many people on the forum have difficulty getting Google to index web 2.0s. How do you manage it?
Related to that - how do you power the web 2.0s up? Most people seem to think that creating web 2.0s is enough to rank. To have any value from them, you still need other websites to link to them, and often that is the challenge for cash strapped newbies. 20 links from web 2.0s that themselves don't have any links might help rank a non-competitive keyword, but they'll have no real impact on ranks for anything mildly competitive. Other types of link building would be cheaper and easier for the comparative levels of risk and power.
The massive downside to web 2.0s is that you don't control them - the platform operator does. They can be taken down or the links made nofollow. So unlike building a site on a domain you own, you have to appease the platform owner as well as Google. You have to be careful about which browser you use and which IP you log in from not for Google, but for the platform owner. There are many stories on this forum about people who have spent months cultivating web 2.0s with thousands of words of content, only to have the platform operator take the site down.
The upside of course is that they are free. But given the amount of time you need to put into them, it can be better to buy a cheap domain (maybe even an expired one with RD10-20) and cheap hosting, and not use these platforms at all.
And why is what you write more relevant after the latest Google update?
1. Do not need to Open Web 2.0 at the same subdomain, there are lots of separate subdomain for web2.0. List included
2. I know Many people on the forum have difficulty getting Google to index web 2.0s, the solution makes some social share for this web2.0
3. Make Tier Backlink for power the web 2.0s up. Web 2.0 link does not improve your ranking but it's diversifying your backlink profile
4. Agree with you but before making a web 2.0 backlink you need to make a plan how to maintain this types of site and backlink
5. Maximum People do not have proper knowledge about how to pick the good expire domain. If anyone has hope he does not spend his time on Web 2.0 backlink
Web 2.0 Diversify your backlink profile, you can't raking your keywords only web 2.0 backlink need others types of backlinks alsoI honestly don't think web 2.0s are worth it anymore.
Why not try outreaching and doing guest post?
Thanks BuddyGood Info buddy. It will help all newbies.
Strongly agreed With your opinion, Buddy. ThanksSome nice info here, but already been said. I would also say that Web2.0s still work and need to be a part of the SEO strategy. However, they alone are not enough. Sure, you can build some web rings with web2.0s for your churn&burn websites and that will further increase the power of web2.0s, but will bring your website down faster.
For newbies it's OK to start with just a handful of platforms, but you need to build more referring domains after a while - you don't want to be linked only from handful of domains.
I always start with free links, see where they get me, and than build the harder ones if necessary, and they are necessary for most of the medium/hard keywords.
p.s. OP, when replying to posts, you are advised to reply in a single post using multiquote option.
Great! Don’t forget to create email accounts from dissimilar IP addresses as well. This creates web 2.0s that perform way better than the average – believe me, it is proven.
where ?
Sorry
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