Yeah - A neat little structure. I would use a hell of a lot more sites than this though (notice only 3 web2.0 sites rotated and only a couple of article sites)
AMR posts to almost 300 sites of PR2 or greater (20+ PR4 or greater)
I use something called SLS and then bookmark demon to bookmark each published article about 50 times and backlink each article between 300 and 400 times. All one off payment stuff, but that means potentially one decent article might get me 300 PR2 or higher links .
NOTE: you will NEVER get 100% though. 40% is average, but 80 links of PR2 or greater that STICK for one article is pretty good.
But like the rest of the post said - it's not about getting these stgructures up - it's about giving them massive support.
Most of my articles on PR5 or greater sites have been bookmarked many hundreds of times (Digg, Reddit, Delicious, Stumbleupon) and have both SLS and DFB pumping more links in.
I have articles from 2004 on page one of Google for some pretty competitive phrases - they are their because they were bookmarked and linked the hell out of - in turn this raised the number of times they were visitied - which mande them even better. Before you know it people are bookmarking or linking your articles for you.
But sticking out one "wet lettuce" piece of written work unsupported is not going to get you very far.
BMDemon or similar with 100+ accounts on all the major BM sites is a great way to get notices, and a paid backlinking strategy like SLS or DFB will really bolster the results.
Same applies to WE2.0 stuff. Squiddo and Hubpages are generally nofollow (with both you CAN get some ********, but by default they are nofollow)
They also remove hubs and lenses that they consider supported by too many profile links inbound (spam)
Yes, they have great PR, but they fail to transfer this to your landing page. As landing pages themselves they are great, put as conduits for passing on juice they pretty much suck.
Great diagram though - the principle is exactly right - just make it many times bigger minimum. 200 article sites not 4, multiple web2.0 structures with 6-8 nodes in each, each targetting a different page and keyword in your money site. FAR more bookmarking - think in terms of many hundreds. MAssive backlinking to support it. Again DFB spreading 1000 links a day between the main 10 nodes for a fortnight. (100 links per day)
Will you get sandboxed?
Probably not.
Will Google take you out of the pack for a week or two to check your site is legit? (which of course it will be)
Yeah, almost definitely.
And when you come back you will have a powerhouse site.
If you can't afford to wait, then you shouldn't be doing IM in the first place.
Making these sites and submitting to hundreds of article directories is really easy
Make web2.0 Sites by hand, use AMR, MAS or the new Edwin product. AMR now pokes out to almost 1800 sites, and gives you a link report for you to juice up at the backend.
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