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dode5

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Hello :)
I just want to present my idea for offsite optimitization. I have 4 sites with 3articles on each sites, so I am ranking with 3 keywords on each site. Keywords have around 500-1000 exact monthly searches and I want to reach top3 position for all keywords. So my plan should look like:


Magic Submitter:(I heart good things for that software and I want to test it - Please review that software and post some tips for optimal usage)
Article Directories - 10 backlinks
Bookmarking Services - 15 backlinks
Video Submission - 10 videos
Press Release - 10 PR
Wiki Sites - 10 links


All articles will be unique or manualy spinned for at least 90% uniqness!!


Fiverr: (all submissions with fiverr will be spread over 30 days)
High PR(1-6) do-follow related manual blog commenting (I heart that for search engine its cool that you have nofollow links to?? Please answer that- is this true?) Around 25links
Directory Submissions - 100 directory submissions
Edu+Gov links - 20 links
Twitter+FB+Google + likes and shares


This is my plan for one month it is around 200 backlinks in one month + social marketing which is very important now after google update.


Please let me know if can I be successful with this plan and what will you change there and please recommend me proven fiverr gigs who can make great deal.


Thanks a lot for helping me improving my Offsite optimitization strategy.
 
dode5, nice plan and post.

First, let me say that your plan sounds like it definitely would make your sites jump up in rankings. Not really sure how much, but with the work you will be doing, it will gain movement, traction and hopefully the traffic you want.

I would like to theorize a bit, and ask you a couple of questions.

As we know, google considers multiple factors when ranking a site, too many to list right here, but we all know this. Some of those factors include:

# of links coming to a site
location from where those links come from
anchor variation
overall link authority

With that said, my theory (which I am sure other have thought and shared before) is Google looks at the site relevance and topic to determine the optimal or threshold link velocity it should have based on past performance of similar sites. That is to say that Google calculates that many good sites on A topic, typically average this X of links over Y period of time. If this calculation equals optimal link velocity (LV), then any site that goes outside that norm maybe be algoritmically and manually adjusted to compensate for potential manipulations.

So, all that to actually ask a question. Do you think your topic and site warrants the link velocity that you are going to push towards it and additionally, since this is also measured by google over time, what kind of ongoing link velocity will you be using for these sites?

In either case, this looks like a nice review of the MS software, and here are a few video tutorials on how to best use the software.

Thanks for entertaining my theory and questions. I really hope that was a help.

Shawn
 
Sounds like a good plan - Please keep this thread updated so that we can follow your progress

thanks
 
Would love to hear your success using that plan, please keep us posted!
 
dode5, nice plan and post.

First, let me say that your plan sounds like it definitely would make your sites jump up in rankings. Not really sure how much, but with the work you will be doing, it will gain movement, traction and hopefully the traffic you want.

I would like to theorize a bit, and ask you a couple of questions.

As we know, google considers multiple factors when ranking a site, too many to list right here, but we all know this. Some of those factors include:

# of links coming to a site
location from where those links come from
anchor variation
overall link authority

With that said, my theory (which I am sure other have thought and shared before) is Google looks at the site relevance and topic to determine the optimal or threshold link velocity it should have based on past performance of similar sites. That is to say that Google calculates that many good sites on A topic, typically average this X of links over Y period of time. If this calculation equals optimal link velocity (LV), then any site that goes outside that norm maybe be algoritmically and manually adjusted to compensate for potential manipulations.

So, all that to actually ask a question. Do you think your topic and site warrants the link velocity that you are going to push towards it and additionally, since this is also measured by google over time, what kind of ongoing link velocity will you be using for these sites?

In either case, this looks like a nice review of the MS software, and here are a few video tutorials on how to best use the software.

Thanks for entertaining my theory and questions. I really hope that was a help.

Shawn

Thank you very much for great reply and very good thinking. I am thinking about link velocity all the time, do you think that this is a too much links for one month, we have to know that sites are half year old and have few backlinks but not a lot of them.

If you think that this is a too much links for that amount of time and for that "quite new!" sites, I can start my plan with less links as I plan.? If you think like I than just rewrite my strategy with links amount that you recommend.

Thank you
 
Although I am very new to this thinggy, the most pertinent conclusion that I have reached regarding SEO, is that you should

1) extensively research your competition
2) come up with a strategy (based on what results you had while researching your competitors)
3) try to stay within the drawn circle (don't built way too many bl then the leader)

So basically you need to adjust your strategy taking in consideration the cold results you obtained while researching the most competitive player in your niche.
 
Although I am very new to this thinggy, the most pertinent conclusion that I have reached regarding SEO, is that you should

1) extensively research your competition
2) come up with a strategy (based on what results you had while researching your competitors)
3) try to stay within the drawn circle (don't built way too many bl then the leader)

So basically you need to adjust your strategy taking in consideration the cold results you obtained while researching the most competitive player in your niche.

Do you have in mind spy tehnique? I mean that you research your competitor backlinks and copy them? If you mean that I will also include that between my automatization proces will be in run. But such links you can get around 20%.
 
Thank you very much for great reply and very good thinking. I am thinking about link velocity all the time, do you think that this is a too much links for one month, we have to know that sites are half year old and have few backlinks but not a lot of them.

If you think that this is a too much links for that amount of time and for that "quite new!" sites, I can start my plan with less links as I plan.? If you think like I than just rewrite my strategy with links amount that you recommend.

Thank you

Dode5,

Here is what I would say - test it! If it works you are the genius, if it doesn't work, you have learned.

My opinion would not matter as much as the experience you will get in trying this out for yourself.

Additionally, there are lots of other questions that might requiring answering, that you would know best if this is the right plan.

All I would say, make sure you are asking the right questions, but don't get lost in the theory so much that you do nothing in response. know what I mean?

Please let me know how this goes.

Shawn
 
Cool, I will test it. I posted that strategy and questions because I wanted to know if anybody using the same or similar strategy and what are the results. Please let me know about best gigs on fiverr if anybody know who are proven and best. This is just I need and than I will start testing.
 
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