Profile backlink creation question

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Don't know if I've made a big mistake or not, but recently I started making profile backlinks.

Question no #1

After throwing in the link and saving the page,

I have indexed them on spot using google fetcher. Is this advisable? Or is it bad because it leaves a footprint?

And if it is bad to index them in this way, how else do you suggest me to index them?

Question no #2

Is it okay to use the same descriptions on all the sites? Or do you change the text slightly for every separate platform?

Awaiting your response.

Thank you.
 
Don't force index anything. It might leave a footprint. Most likely it's fine for the time being, but don't risk it in the future. Also, rule of thumb - If backlinks need indexing, they are shit that doesn't deserve to be indexed in the first place.

And no, it's not okay to use same description. Don't be lazy and come out with unique ones.
 
Tier one or tier two profile links?

It has been a while since i used profile links on tier one. The only profile links i build in tier one now are social media and reputation management platforms. In these cases you can use the same text across the platforms.

The problem with profile links is even with using google mew webpage submitter or fetch as google, profile links still do not always index.

When i do use profile links i often need to blast them with spam / gsa to force them to index.

Frankly, spammy profile links are just not the best links to build. They are useful as tier two, but only a handful of profile links are even worth considering the risk of pointing to your money site.
 
Tier one or tier two profile links?

It has been a while since i used profile links on tier one. The only profile links i build in tier one now are social media and reputation management platforms. In these cases you can use the same text across the platforms.

The problem with profile links is even with using google mew webpage submitter or fetch as google, profile links still do not always index.

When i do use profile links i often need to blast them with spam / gsa to force them to index.

Frankly, spammy profile links are just not the best links to build. They are useful as tier two, but only a handful of profile links are even worth considering the risk of pointing to your money site.

Thanks for taking the time to reply, mate.

I was talking about tier 1 profile links and do you mean to say you only create profile links on social medias like twitter, pinterest and such? But then, won't the same text be considered plagiarism, I mean, they do get indexed in google, right?

As you said, a handful of profile links, you mind giving me a quick list of the sites that you trust the most? that would be very helpful ^_^

Thanks again.
 
Tier one profile links can have the same text. Think of it as reputation management.

You want your website registered on:

1. All major blog platforms
2. Social media (i usually do facebook, twitter, my space, instagram, pinterest, etc)
3. Niche forums.

I build profiles on any website someone else can register an account and hurt my business.

If you put a gun to my head my top ten would be:

1. Facebook
2. Twitter
3. Myspace
4. Pinterest
5. Linkedin
6. Blogger
7. Youtube
8. Google Plus
9. Wordpress
10. Tumblr

Those are pretty much universal that you want a profile link.

Those also should all index with duplicate content.

I use a profile which says something like:

"The official xxx of blackhatworld.com"

Now, for other profile links, you want more unique content. They tend to not index well.

The big ones will index, and other profiles need unique content and a push to index.
 
Tier one profile links can have the same text. Think of it as reputation management.

You want your website registered on:

1. All major blog platforms
2. Social media (i usually do facebook, twitter, my space, instagram, pinterest, etc)
3. Niche forums.

I build profiles on any website someone else can register an account and hurt my business.

If you put a gun to my head my top ten would be:

1. Facebook
2. Twitter
3. Myspace
4. Pinterest
5. Linkedin
6. Blogger
7. Youtube
8. Google Plus
9. Wordpress
10. Tumblr

Those are pretty much universal that you want a profile link.

Those also should all index with duplicate content.

I use a profile which says something like:

"The official xxx of blackhatworld.com"

Now, for other profile links, you want more unique content. They tend to not index well.

The big ones will index, and other profiles need unique content and a push to index.

Thanks a lot mate, this really helps, mean it :) :)
 
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