How many backlinks kill a new domain..?

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Somewhere i came across that large number of backlinks can kill a new domain is it true..?
If so how many backlinks should be done to a new domain....

Thanks...
 
There is no fixed number for that. But, do not get cheap spammy links for a new domain. Get a few good quality links first, and a few months later u can start the spam attack.
 
what do you mean by kill a domain? worst that will happen is you get sandboxed, you wont get deindexed simply for building links no matter how spammy they are
 
Not 100% sure but few week old domain
direct xumer 10,000 bl blast & SB blast

will cause trouble and try to do some quality BL for few months

like

Directory submission
some relevent blog comment
web 2.0 relevent

then Action starts after 2 months power of backlinks to backlinks
 
There is no fixed number for that. But, do not get cheap spammy links for a new domain. Get a few good quality links first, and a few months later u can start the spam attack.

I think he want's to do it to someone elses site, judging by the wording of the post. :P

There is no set amount to get someone sandboxed, but a few hundred thousand of spammy links with porn keywords would definitely do the trick (unless of course, thats their niche, then you would probably be helping in their linking campaign :D )

Its not an exact science, and remember you could shoot yourself in the foot by making their site even stronger.

~|ChaRoN|~
 
No fixed numbers .. but better start slowly and with quality links .. do not blast with tons of low quality spammy links.
Try web 2.0,press releases etc..

Good Luck
 
backlinks wont kill a domain unless your sending lot of the same and crappy backlinks such as 1000s of blog comments with sb expecting to rank!

lots of diverse good quality backlinks will do a new domain no harm at all as long as it is a consistent, steady stream and diverse,

I've been testing this over the last 2 weeks on a brand new domain, i have sent at least 7 different types of links to it in HUGE numbers and the results have been nothing but positive, the kw is medium in terms of comp, has around 6k monthly searches

it went a little like this in under 2 weeks... #14 - #13 - #10 and its now sitting at #5, so i think that says a lot and these were huge blasts but they were varied in type and consistent......
 
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backlinks wont kill a domain unless your sending lot of the same and crappy backlinks such as 1000s of blog comments with sb expecting to rank!

lots of diverse good quality backlinks will do a new domain no harm at all as long as it is a consistent, steady stream and diverse,

I've been testing this over the last 2 weeks on a brand new domain, i have sent at least 7 different types of links to it in HUGE numbers and the results have been nothing but positive, the kw is medium in terms of comp, has around 6k monthly searches

it went a little like this in under 2 weeks... #14 - #13 - #10 and its now sitting at #5, so i think that says a lot and these were huge blasts but they were varied in type and consistent......

Exactly this. Diversity, use at least a few anchor texts and the most important part, don't just stop link building whatever happens. If your positions start jumping, just continue like usual. If you disappear, continue building. It's important to show Google that the pattern stays same regardless of your position in Google, and that you have an actual pattern and not just a single blast. Follow it in MajesticSEO or ahrefs.

For example, this is the pattern for one of my domains I've been xrumering lately.

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What is a new domain, how old?

if your talking to me then... the domain i used for this was brand new, i started building links to it 3 days after purchase
 
backlinks wont kill a domain unless your sending lot of the same and crappy backlinks such as 1000s of blog comments with sb expecting to rank!

lots of diverse good quality backlinks will do a new domain no harm at all as long as it is a consistent, steady stream and diverse,

I've been testing this over the last 2 weeks on a brand new domain, i have sent at least 7 different types of links to it in HUGE numbers and the results have been nothing but positive, the kw is medium in terms of comp, has around 6k monthly searches

it went a little like this in under 2 weeks... #14 - #13 - #10 and its now sitting at #5, so i think that says a lot and these were huge blasts but they were varied in type and consistent......
Can you share the type of the links. Also what do you mean with "HUGE numbers" links? 500, 5k, 50k?
 
Can you share the type of the links. Also what do you mean with "HUGE numbers" links? 500, 5k, 50k?

i'll give you a rough outline of some of the links used:

AMR blast over 100 live links
full link pyramid
submitted articles to 6 private blog networks
manual link wheel of 25 high pr properties
over 200 wiki media links
and a shit TON of bookmarks!

and a small and i mean small! amount of blog comments - i just left nhseo running in background, its good because its a steady consistent stream of comments plus its not crazy fast as its on my own machine

this is happened 2 times now and will be the same every week, these are all linking to the main domain url with the main keyword as anchored text for the first 2 weeks, also the url is an EMD for the main kw as well

I'll start to target pages within it now for other kws, I've added extra bookmarks in actually as i think they are working well atm....
 
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Diversity of backlinks is key. Source from High PR articles, blogs, web 2.0 properties, directory sites.

Also, pace your backlinking work consistently. Most people backlink like crazy for 3-4 days, and they go MIA. You need to make this part of your online marketing lifestyle.
 
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