- Jul 4, 2016
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So I get on Fiverr and I meet a guy who's a good salesman, plus im an idiot. Next thing you know I own a patch.com account for $150 - because that's a wayyy better deal than buying patch.com posts individually. Except then I realize I cant create posts from the same account to all my MS cause that's a footprint, and I dont want 10 patch.com links to my site either really. So I start wondering WHAT THE HELL AM I GONNA DO? It's a total no refund situation.
Then I came up with this strategy. Hopefully you like it and maybe we can all improve on it.
One factor that determines your T1 strength is how many links point at it. Not just external links, but internal links too. So I created 6 more patch.com posts that all link to the post which links to my MS. I call them tier 1.5 since they aren't external links which would be T2. Now that T1 patch posts looks more important because it has a bunch of internal links. Then I use social shares and bookmarks to boost the 1.5 up a bit. I call this the Tier 1.5 strategy "The Forgotten Tier".
I also purchase some T2 posts to boost the T1 and social share them. Is this a decent way to utilize this patch.com account I bought? Any suggestions for improvement?
Then I came up with this strategy. Hopefully you like it and maybe we can all improve on it.
One factor that determines your T1 strength is how many links point at it. Not just external links, but internal links too. So I created 6 more patch.com posts that all link to the post which links to my MS. I call them tier 1.5 since they aren't external links which would be T2. Now that T1 patch posts looks more important because it has a bunch of internal links. Then I use social shares and bookmarks to boost the 1.5 up a bit. I call this the Tier 1.5 strategy "The Forgotten Tier".
I also purchase some T2 posts to boost the T1 and social share them. Is this a decent way to utilize this patch.com account I bought? Any suggestions for improvement?