Creating links for blogs and web 2.0

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Hey guys Im creating blogs on sites like strikingly and others to link to my site. Im just getting my feet wet with this stuff so I had some questions. Would you buy the crap links to link to the blogs that then connect to main site? Even if the site has a high DR are we doing this to bump up the UR?
 
Hey guys Im creating blogs on sites like strikingly and others to link to my site. Im just getting my feet wet with this stuff so I had some questions. Would you buy the crap links to link to the blogs that then connect to main site? Even if the site has a high DR are we doing this to bump up the UR?
Not trying to be rude, but you are already pointing crap links to your site. Might aswell point crap links to thise links too while you're at it.
 
Not trying to be rude, but you are already pointing crap links to your site. Might aswell point crap links to thise links too while you're at it.
Okay fair point haha. I wont be doing that then. Here is where Im confused. I get reaching out for guest posts, broken links etc. Would you recommend buying a linking service instead or doing this all myself?
 
Im confused because I have seen guys in here saying to build web 2.0s and weebly sites that link to your main site and then jiucing them up with links
 
Okay fair point haha. I wont be doing that then. Here is where Im confused. I get reaching out for guest posts, broken links etc. Would you recommend buying a linking service instead or doing this all myself?
You can do your own outreach if you don't have a high budget. Try Googling for some templates to e-mail to website owners.
 
you can use web 2.0s as a buffer sites for sure,
just make sure to add decently handwritten and unique content (you can use expired articles as example), add multiple posts/pages such as contact us, privacy policy, etc...
for the tier 2 links, you'll have to use lower quality links such as automated web 2.0s with spun content, profile links, GSA contextual, etc...
do not go for 10k GSA links for $5 as they will be useless
 
you can use web 2.0s as a buffer sites for sure,
just make sure to add decently handwritten and unique content (you can use expired articles as example), add multiple posts/pages such as contact us, privacy policy, etc...
for the tier 2 links, you'll have to use lower quality links such as automated web 2.0s with spun content, profile links, GSA contextual, etc...
do not go for 10k GSA links for $5 as they will be useless
Thank you for the advice hideath much appreciated!

Would you create tier 3 links to these tier 2s?

Do I need to worry about using a proxy?
 
Thank you for the advice hideath much appreciated!

Would you create tier 3 links to these tier 2s?

Do I need to worry about using a proxy?
if you're creating multiple of them on the same platforms automatically, then you gonna need proxies, backconnect rotating can do the work,
for the manually created ones, a VPN should do the work
multiple emails are needed for both
 
Okay fair point haha. I wont be doing that then. Here is where Im confused. I get reaching out for guest posts, broken links etc. Would you recommend buying a linking service instead or doing this all myself?
Link services can be expensive but really you get what you pay for. Anything decent will be $10-20/mo or for a one-off $50-250 for a decent permanent link.

Also tier 3 is useless. I don't do tier 3 anymore.
 
if you're creating multiple of them on the same platforms automatically, then you gonna need proxies, backconnect rotating can do the work,
for the manually created ones, a VPN should do the work
multiple emails are needed for both
Again thank for the help my friend. Ive read a lot of this stuff but its great to speak with someone that simplifies this. Now for the tier 2 links would you boost them with purchased links or pbn networks?
 
Again thank for the help my friend. Ive read a lot of this stuff but its great to speak with someone that simplifies this. Now for the tier 2 links would you boost them with purchased links or pbn networks?
anything below a second-tier seems a waste of time tbh, some people goes for some spam comments to index the links but i just use indexing services
 
anything below a second-tier seems a waste of time tbh, some people goes for some spam comments to index the links but i just use indexing services
You know thats what I was going to ask next. Ive read of a couple methods to get these 2.0s indexed.

1. How would you get the sites indexed?
2. What are the best 2.0s? Ive seen lists of hundreds and read about them but Im not sure what is still considered a decent ******** link today.
 
You know thats what I was going to ask next. Ive read of a couple methods to get these 2.0s indexed.

1. How would you get the sites indexed?
2. What are the best 2.0s? Ive seen lists of hundreds and read about them but Im not sure what is still considered a decent ******** link today.

1. Social profiles
2. Strikingly, WordPress, Overblog, Wix, Weebly, Medium, Tumblr
 
You know thats what I was going to ask next. Ive read of a couple methods to get these 2.0s indexed.

1. How would you get the sites indexed?
2. What are the best 2.0s? Ive seen lists of hundreds and read about them but Im not sure what is still considered a decent ******** link today.
They'll index after you build links to them and share them on social media sites. Top sites are max 20 I think the rest are lower DA. Just Google "top web 2.0s site:blackhatworld.com" to see what threads pop up
 
Im confused because I have seen guys in here saying to build web 2.0s and weebly sites that link to your main site and then jiucing them up with links


the problem is that this whole game changed after the dec 2020 update. that whole smith update even made changes on backlinks. You really really really need very related backlinks these days to make a dent into your ranking.

having strikingly and Weebly backlinks without solid links behind them will not work anymore.

your best bet is to focus your effort on getting guest posts and solid PBNs.
 
the problem is that this whole game changed after the dec 2020 update. that whole smith update even made changes on backlinks. You really really really need very related backlinks these days to make a dent into your ranking.

having strikingly and Weebly backlinks without solid links behind them will not work anymore.

your best bet is to focus your effort on getting guest posts and solid PB

I was thinking of creating high quality web 2.0 blog posts and then juicing these up with relevant blog sites, forum comments etc. Surely that will work right?
 
I was thinking of creating high quality web 2.0 blog posts and then juicing these up with relevant blog sites, forum comments etc. Surely that will work right?
for the amount that you put into it, you won't see much of an impact. focus on getting guest posts and pbns
 
My only issue with PBNs is that I dont wnat to point them directly at my businesses site. Thats a major no no right?

Are you talking about juice the 2.0s with guest posts and pbns?
 
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