Is it safe to blast your web2.0 posts

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lakiscy

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Hi,
I have publish a few unique articles to web2.0 sites like tumblr, squidoo,blogger,knol and many other. These all have 1-2 links to my money site. Is it safe to to blast those posts with xrumer or senuke with thousands of links? Is there possibility to harm my money?

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From what I read so far, you do not need to be worried about your moneysite as long as you do not directly blast it, if you want to gain even more link power you could beside blasting your web 2.0 create other web2.0's pointing to you previously created and blast them to to give even more linkjuice to your moneysite
 
lakiscy,

Yep it is fine to blast your web 2.0s, feeder sites, etc. This is actually the preffered method
until your site has more trust,PR,domain age, etc.
Blog comments, forum profiles, xrumer, senukex blasts are all fine to those sites.

There's probally 200+ threads here at BHW talking about this specific thing ;)
Try some searches here on BHW: "blast web 2.0" "blast tier" etc. and you'll
find many methods to do this.
 
actually its unsafe to not blast those.
since you risk them not being indexed/crawled if you dont blast.
 
Just blast the shit out of them. But do that gradually for some days.
 
It's interesting that people say to blast Web 2.0 services. When I first tried it, I had a couple of my web 2.0's removed for spam.
 
Perhaps your sites were removed because of the actual content; article, links, etc.
rather than the backlinks going to the site. Is that possible?

I've found some are fairly strict and will not accept spun articles, or shitty "created"
articles that don't make sense. I have unload TONS of blasts on "web 2.0s"
and know many others do w/o having the feeder sites / tiers removed.

Just an observation

phuningenji said:
It's interesting that people say to blast Web 2.0 services. When I first tried it, I had a couple of my web 2.0's removed for spam.
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Publish unique articles with pics on major web 2.0 accounts linking directly to your money site. Later after few days take all the links and blast them with scrapebox and xrumer as much as you can......... it will work wonders for you :)
 
jblaze said:
Perhaps your sites were removed because of the actual content; article, links, etc.
rather than the backlinks going to the site. Is that possible?

I've found some are fairly strict and will not accept spun articles, or shitty "created"
articles that don't make sense. I have unload TONS of blasts on "web 2.0s"
and know many others do w/o having the feeder sites / tiers removed.

Just an observation
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I wrote a unique article for each web 2.0 that werent strictly advertisements. I think it was the blasting I did.
 
phuningenji said:
I wrote a unique article for each web 2.0 that werent strictly advertisements. I think it was the blasting I did.
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maybe a blog/forum owner complained at at web 2.0 site that your links were all over the place...? don't know if they delete web 2.0 sites when complaints from external sources come in....

But another question: Is senukex stuff considered blasting? i can do just a normal linkwheel/pyramid with it. Or what should i do backlinking wise with a brand new domain/site, 24hrs old. :confused:
 
Blasting to Web 2.0 properties is recommended , don't blast to your domain directly :thumb:
 
Do you recommend using the same anchors for the Web 2.0 properties?
 
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