Link juice vs Links to money site

Hi Guys

I'm looking to build some new micro niche sites and wanted your opinions on building links

Now I've read over and over again that blasting a site is not a good idea and I found this out the hard way. I ordered 300 pre-indexed links pointing straight at my money site and it disappeared for about 2 months - luckily it came back to #6

So this time I'm going to build a few more layers. Now I know that link juice is passed through your layers to your money site but how much weight is the juice worth?

Let say I build 10 links to my money site, all of the same link weight (good on topic links) is that just the same as building 2 links and having 5 links pointing at each of the 2 links (still making 10 links)

If the above is correct I could just build 20 web 2.0's and then blast them with AMR, bookmarks and blog comment

Your thoughts and experiences on the effects of link juice is appreciated

Mark B

Yup. You can build 20 web 2.0s and blast them with everything you've got. That works for me.

Thats not a bad way . Build some quality web 2.0 and then blast them ..

Even if you target 20 web 2.0 contextual backlinks and blast the hell out of them, make sure that those 20 properties are getting enough Link juice from the AA list whatsoever and the link juice gets transferred to your money site. I have had a sample test on a keyword that was on the first page from not in top 100 within 1 hr after link building. The links need to get indexed fast. Don't think am bluffing.

The point is Build quality links that Google can say "Wow these 20 links are quality links and not just usual links".

Thanks for the advice, I'm going to build manually build 5 web2.0 and blast 20,000 blog comment at them (about 4,000 each) and see what the effects are!

Is Anchor Text by Blasts to Web 2.0 Sites Important?
And where can i find actual lists for scrapebox blasts?

Anchor Text by Blasts to Web 2.0 Sites Important?
If you make blog comments on blogs of different niches, do you get less juice or it's about the same?