Proper anchor text diversification

Hi guys,
I'm looking for a proper way to (semi-)automate the diversification of my website's anchor texts.

I'm looking for an effective (!!) method, not the cheapest (which is usually the slowest, too, but not neccessarily the most expensive way either).
Back in the day I used to fire up GSA SER and shoot a couple of low value links with generic anchor texts at my website, but that doesn't fly anymore, especially not with high quality websites and I don't feel like getting my website penalized and my PBN links go to waste.

Does anyone still use GSA SER to diversify their website's anchor texts? I've tried it with very strict filters and restrictions, but I didn't even get nearly enough targets to post to.
I haven't used it myself, but I've heard about SENuke and if I'm not mistaken it does the same thing like SER, but only much more user friendly (which isn't neccessarily important to me, since I know my way around GSA SER) and already with lots and lots of possible targets to post to. Is that correct?

I'm also open to other methods /combinations of methods / etc. Even package buying is an option, but I usually only find offers like: 'n bookmarks for xx$' or 'n blog comments for xx$' which would require me to buy 4-8 packages to get a proper diversification going, instead of having a nicely mixed anchor text cloud, but all my incoming links are one particular type of links (bookmark or comment or ..).



Thanks in advance

Ok, so unfortunately I haven't gotten any replies yet, so I'll just post what I've come up with after discussing this topic with some guys who know their way GSA SER. The idea is to utilise SER to diversify the anchor texts and to use it like this:

1. Scrape for as many different types (articles, doc share, wiki, ..) as possible
2. Build a verified list
3. Upload the verified list to Majestic SEO Bulk Link Checker
4. Instead of using SER's built in PR-filter, use Majestic to externally filter by TF to only get trustworthy targets to post to
5. Use the new 'trustworthy' list to diversify your money site's anchor texts


Ideas, criticism, opinions? Any other methods or sources to read up on this that are recommended?

Hey, why don't you experiment and see? What do you expect folks to tell you, "yea this is how I make $ go ahead and do it"?

bartosimpsonio said:

Hey, why don't you experiment and see? What do you expect folks to tell you, "yea this is how I make $ go ahead and do it"?

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Well, no I don't expect people to do that. But this is a forum after all and all I'm asking for is people's opinions and comments on what I'm presenting to them. I think you'll agree when I say it's more intelligent to ask for direction first, before you start experimenting or otherwise you'll end up wasting a lot of time and money. If I were planning on following a completely useless strategy that will eventually kill off my site, then why not get a heads up instead of finding out in 3-4 months that my linking strategy was complete crap to begin with.

SEOs use different kinds of links to diversify their anchor text profile. You can use any kind of link you want to use (they all work well), but make sure you use a combination of do-follow and no-follow links. For example, don't use only no-follow for diversification.

SEO Power said:

SEOs use different kinds of links to diversify their anchor text profile. You can use any kind of link you want to use (they all work well), but make sure you use a combination of do-follow and no-follow links. For example, don't use only no-follow for diversification.

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So you're saying any type of link works? But what about factors like majestic/ahref metrics (TF/CF/..)? I'm sure a blog comment from a niche relevant and trustworthy blog isn't worth the same as a random blog comment on a spammed blog about porn.

Are you backlink comments to money site, for anchor text variation use web 2.0 blogs.
I have my own s/w which diversify anchor text on web 2.0 links