Basically I'm building tier 1 links to my website through web2.0 blog sites such as blogspot, blogster, areavoices etc. with unique content of around 300 words each; all manually written and posted.
However the difference is the fact that I create lots of pages on each of my tier1 domains; each page has 1 link to the relevant page on my money site.
For example:
Say I have a site about video games where each post is about a different video game.
Now I would create around 20 tier1 web 2.0 sites, each having around 10 pages or more that each links to the corresponding money site page.
For instance if I had a page on my moneysite about Battlefield 2 I would create posts on the tier1 sites about Battlefield 2 and link each of them to my moneysite page about Battlefield 2.
I hope you understand this example. What I wonder is whether google would "like" the fact that certain domains are having multiple pages exclusively linking to my site?
On a sidenote I blast the tier1's with senuke etc.
However the difference is the fact that I create lots of pages on each of my tier1 domains; each page has 1 link to the relevant page on my money site.
For example:
Say I have a site about video games where each post is about a different video game.
Now I would create around 20 tier1 web 2.0 sites, each having around 10 pages or more that each links to the corresponding money site page.
For instance if I had a page on my moneysite about Battlefield 2 I would create posts on the tier1 sites about Battlefield 2 and link each of them to my moneysite page about Battlefield 2.
I hope you understand this example. What I wonder is whether google would "like" the fact that certain domains are having multiple pages exclusively linking to my site?
On a sidenote I blast the tier1's with senuke etc.