Thanks. I really am not reading enough. Sorry.
Are these guest posts and press releases doable by myself, though? Or are you referring to linkbuilding services that do them well in the marketplace?
Copy that. I'm assuming the anchor texts won't matter as well being naked as long as the content is highly relevant to the said niche?
for first tier, try to keep your content as original as possible. I would suggest you to do PBN as your first tier links..along with web 2.0 off course.
Here, you have to be very careful with using naked URLs as it will lead to many issues. Anchor text diversification is very important, you need to maintain a proper ratio with your Keywords for a consistent results.
If you want your site to be free from penalty, Keyword diversity is one important factor.
It depends upon your choice. If you use web 2.0 from different platform then you don't need to use proxies, Otherwise you should acquire some proxies to be safe. For tier -1, as others said you can also try guest posts on real authority sites, high PR links on niche relevant sites and directory submission as well.
Here, you have to be very careful with using naked URLs as it will lead to many issues. Anchor text diversification is very important, you need to maintain a proper ratio with your Keywords for a consistent results.
If you want your site to be free from penalty, Keyword diversity is one important factor.
The links profiles of the most authority sites mainly consist of various url anchors such as domain.com. http://domain.com or just domain. For some big sites I analyzed this kind of anchors makes around 50% of all the anchors.
Noted. I will stay away from naked URLs for the mean time.
Would like to clarify on this one. Do I ask permission from authority sites to write for them in exchange for my site to be linked in the articles I write for them?
Actually i should have mentioned it clearly. What i meant in my post was, " Keyword diversity is must" That is one should not use Naked URL alone for all the links, you have to do extensive keyword research and maintain a proper anchor text ratio.
Naked URLs are very much important for branding purpose.
Yes, Of course. Its a not easy task to get posts on authority sites. Most of them didn't allow us to post for free or as you said in the terms of exchange, they charge depends upon the site quality.
Ex:- It will take up to $500 for a single post on high authority sites. First you have to contact the Editor by sending proposal which includes introduction about yourself and the propose you need to get post on the site. If you don't get any response then you can contact some bloggers who have access on that site. If you have well researched high quality articles and enough money to spend then you will likely get a post there.