Quick question about web 2.0s

So I want to start building some solid web 2.0 link to my main site and I was wondering about a couple of things in that regard:

1) To avoid footprints I'm assmuing I should use different emails for each web 2.0 account but what about proxies? Is it necessary to run each web 2.0 on it's own proxy? I was thinking about just getting a paid VPN like hidemyarse and use a different IP for my proxy sites than I do for my main site. You think that would be enough?

2) How thin do you make your web 2.0 sites? With the whole "content is king" craze that's going on I'm assuming we want to build a bit of content on the sites to create contextual links. So, how many word or articles would you aim for? I'm thinking 2-3k words per site?

3) How long do you age your web 2.0s before you start linking to you main site?

if you make manual a view web 2.0 you don't need proxies.
same for emails .... better to change but its not necessary.

you should use different usernames and webpage titles

1. You need proxies if you are registering/accessing the same web 2.0 platform multiple times. If you want just 1 set of 20 web 2.0s, then you obviously do not need proxies. This is to avoid deletion, not to "hide" your IP from Google. Your IP is not public.

2. I tend to go with 5 - 10 articles, making the property look decent.

3. A couple weeks.

Nargil said:

1. You need proxies if you are registering/accessing the same web 2.0 platform multiple times. If you want just 1 set of 20 web 2.0s, then you obviously do not need proxies. This is to avoid deletion, not to "hide" your IP from Google. Your IP is not public.

2. I tend to go with 5 - 10 articles, making the property look decent.

3. A couple weeks.

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lol what are you saying. single-page webs 2.0 will transfer more link juice as it wont split on "5-10 articles".

aidenhera said:

lol what are you saying. single-page webs 2.0 will transfer more link juice as it wont split on "5-10 articles".

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I really hope you are just ironic and not completely clueless like you are in every single post that you manage to throw up.

Nargil said:

I really hope you are just ironic and not completely clueless like you are in every single post that you manage to throw up.

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is this how you always back up your claims? I hope not

aidenhera said:

is this how you always back up your claims? I hope not

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Yes and while you are at it, feel free to make one pager PBNs as well. Just pure HTML one pagers, so that you have all the link juice. That will surely make them super strong.

I've been working with web 2.0s since before your ballsack dropped buddy and I won't be called out by someone who hasn't ranked anything in his life, has couple months experience and his every second post is such a bullshit, that nobody even bothers to point it out anymore.

Once you make at least some contribution to this community, you can open your mouth at me and I will be just fine with that. There's a good reason why respected members don't even post to this forum anymore and reason is users like you. Clueless and overly confident. If I weren't a seller, I wouldn't even bother logging in here. BHW is becoming diseased.

You Don't Need Any Proxy To Create Web 2.0 Properties.
Web 2.0 Sites Not Disclose Your IP To Search Engines So Don't Worry About That As @Nargil Said You Only Need Proxy To Avoid Deletion Of Web 2.0.
You Can Use Same Email For Different Web 2.0 Sites & It's Good Idea To Use 3-4 Article On Each Web 2.0 All Article Should Be Different Word Count It Will Look Super Natural.
Post Article After 5-7 Days One By One When Your Web 2.0 Properties Indexed Link Your Site With 3rd Or 4th Article

what_hat? said:

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/guide-the-art-of-super-web-2-0-creation.683979/

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Thanks for this Link

Thanks for the answers guys I really appreciate it.

what_hat? said:

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/guide-the-art-of-super-web-2-0-creation.683979/

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That guide is amazing, too bad it didn't show up when I searched for web 2.0 in the BHW search bar. Anyway I'll check it out