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I've been trying to a rank a site in a relatively low comp niche for a long while now only to achieve page 3. I've built web 2.0's on my own (sent tier 2 links), bought services from sourcemarket & other sellers, but I'm not sure the ranking is improving at all anymore. Do any of you have a go-to service you would recommend that can rank a site in low competition niche? I'm willing to spend up to $100 or even more if it's really going to rank me. But I'm not talking about a few links or web 2.0's built for me; I bought too many of those with no success. Thoughts?
 
Look at the Link building section and maybe browse through some of the threads with 5 star ratings.
 
My go to for tier1 is myself, I build my own web2.0s, manual blog comments, guest posts, etc...
For tier 2 I will usually go to seopez for a blast of 100-200 single page web2.0s, then to BHW to get a 10,000 GSA blast to those from Invest(forget his numbers). I wait 2 weeks to see what gets a boost.
It really depends on what you need for backlinks though.
 
L33T has a really nice PBN going that I used recently.

What type of links you looking for OP?
 
How long its been since you are trying to rank that site?
how old your domain is?
 
How long its been since you are trying to rank that site?
how old your domain is?

I got it around December, brand new so never registered before. I've gotten it to PA 32 & DA 24 since then but still not ranking on page 1
 
L33T has a really nice PBN going that I used recently.

What type of links you looking for OP?

I'd prefer tier 1 links, I built some on my own but I guess they weren't very strong. Do you think a GSA link blast would help a lot to use on my current tier 1s?
 
I got it around December, brand new so never registered before. I've gotten it to PA 32 & DA 24 since then but still not ranking on page 1

What about PBN links? Have you made some of these links? If not, then go ahead and build some PBN links slowly.

Also, have you checked your anchor text ratio? That might be the problem... Also make sure your on-page is good.
 
To be frank, no one can guarantee for ranking. It's all up with the hands of Google. The only thing you need to do is hire professionals experienced guy who can able to create and execute a manual link building plan Or you need to do some analysis and build links accordingly. SEO is not a short time process it takes some more time. If you have a good budget and patience then you will survive.
 
Well SEO Process takes time to rank website better on search engines. By the way, when did you start SEO of your website?

I think you should write creative blogs by using keywords of your website and put a back-link on it..
 
i started 4 - 5 months ago. Not a very long time I guess, but this is a pretty low competition niche so It shouldn't be thaaat long of a process.
 
You can rank low comp keywords if only you're willing to do it yourself, learn more about link building and save your $100 in your pocket. Just my 2 cents.
 
Oh it's taking long time.. Then better try to work on researching and analysis of unique and strong keywords..
 
I don't know what your definition of "low competition" is as I would have to take a look at your niche and site to see what you're up against. But if you're seriously struggling on page 3 then you have a problem and it's most likely not your links. If you take a time out and really start creating some high quality content and drilling down on topics in depth, it should be enough to land in the first few pages by itself. Whenever I start a campaign I immediately start with developing a proper content plan, then major social networks, and then I might order link packages once it starts picking up in the serps. The web 2.0s are good but they're not going to help if you're trying to rank shitty 3 page websites with 500 word articles.
 
"relatively low comp niche" - according to which keyword tool ?

What are the reports for the main competition sites ?
 
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