I have previously purchased guest posts for my website from quality sites. Should I set up a Tiered linkbuilding strategy with these links? Also do you have any suggestions for Tier 2 websites?
Should I use Tiered Link Building for my New Website?
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Yes mate, tier links is really a good idea for those quality guest post links - that will give you better results - link indexing, ranking, link juice with very low chance of negative impact to your money website. Buying bulk guest posts would be good idea.
Good luck.
Good luck.
The idea of providing Link Juice without damaging my site sounds good. Although it is difficult to understand the difference between Tier 2 and Tier 3 sites, I think it will be useful.
tiered link building is needed in tough niches, but personally I would ask the guest post providers first if they're OK with you hammering their posts. Some people are not ok with it...
If they're quality guest posts you should treat them like your own sites and use quality backlinks for tier 2.
If they're quality guest posts you should treat them like your own sites and use quality backlinks for tier 2.
I don't understand I have 20 guest posting links that I purchased from very high quality sites. Wouldn't it be right to use these as Tier 1? I was thinking of using the short articles I published on sites such as Medium and Blogger as Tier 2.
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Your answer is, yes you should put the high quality link as Tier 1, whereas links from free parasite platforms like Medium and Blogger, can be used as Tier 2.
Thank you. I'd better keep looking for a Tier 2 site because I can think of very few options other than medium and blogger.
Yes, it's an important aspect of seo
You should prioritize T1 links as much as possible
You should prioritize T1 links as much as possible
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There are several other options for you to build links, which can be found as following.
Directory links. This is usually considered a spammy link building technique. ...
Directory links. This is usually considered a spammy link building technique. ...
- Social bookmark links. Social bookmarking sites aggregate topics and threads. ...
- Press release links.
- Guest posts in low value websites
- Social media.
- Link exchanges.
- Forums links
Once upon a time, I found a lot of blogger sites for comment backlinks. Do you think these would work as tier 3?
using your high-quality guest post links as Tier 1 is a solid strategy. For Tier 2, Medium and Blogger are decent, but also consider using relevant industry forums, Web 2.0s, and niche blogs. The key is relevancy and diversity in your link profile. Be cautious with Tier 3; it’s primarily for indexing Tier 2, so use high quantity, low-quality links like social bookmarks.
For Tier 2: PBn's, Web 2.0, Profile Links, and Blog Comments
Thank you. I think it would be better to find places where I can buy Tier 3 links now.
yes - the better quality links the better .
I wouldn't use tier-3 at all. Better use tier-2 and make sure they're getting indexed. You save your money & time.
This is the first time I've heard such a suggestion about tiered link building. It sounds very logical. I'll do some research.