Need advice for ongoing drip technique

Hi guys,

My commercial website is on a domain that is 7 months old. It showed up on Google a few weeks ago and became PR1 this week. My site has ~350 unique pages (think of each page as a unique product, non affiliate). I have been doing random SEO gigs for a few months now and was thinking about dripping 50 links a day to each URL as a steady long-term service.

Will these links fly under Google's radar since it's only 50 links per URL or will I stick out like a sore thumb since they total 500K links a month to the newish domain?

I could really use your advice here. :beerchug:

Thank you!

Hey there,

I'd suggest to vary the amount of backlinks for each page, like for some pages do 10, while for others do more each day.

Another thing, I think 50 for each a day is too much. I suggest you to start with a lower number, then to increase that every 2 weeks, then you comfortably make 100's of links a day without worrying about getting sandbox.

Good luck man

I'm about 20% into the project right now dripping 4k links a day to 80 of the URLs. Each URL is getting it's own set of keywords so they're each an individual project at DripFeedLinks and as such, I'm unable to drip less than 50 a day to them.

After a couple of days into this, I now have every keyword completely off the list. SEOSERPS shows I'm not on the top1000 for anything but I'm still indexed.

Crazy big dance I hope. Keeping the juice going and added 10 PR2 articles a day at High PR Society.

I am slightly worried though since I was sandboxed for 6 months until the last update. At least my quality is good, IMO.

All but 2 are back this morning!