Tier 1 Links Accounts Distribution

Hi,

I have 2 sites... one in the photography niche and another in the weight loss.

I plant to create web 2.0s to link to my money sites and then use SB on the web 2.0s.

I'm wondering if I can use the same web 2.0s for both the niches... I mean the same web 2.0 accounts.

I understand its better to make mini web 2.0 blogs... so if I create 5-10 posts on Blogger then all the links are coming from that one site... so I'm not sure if there is going to be much benefit. I can create 1 Blogger, 1 Wordpress, 1 Tumblr but then I cannot fill up each of them with 5-10 pieces of content... not at least for the same niche. So can I combine niches and use the same properties? Or is the scenario of using only one Blogger and making a mini blog on it work fine for ranking the money site?

Thanks,

Alosi

Try to create different source of properties like wordpress, blogger, tumblr instead of creating multiple blogger blogs.

Dont use same accounts .

That causes footprints ..

Always use separate accounts for separate sites .

It would be good for you to make separate accounts. In the event one set of property gets affected, you could potentially have the other one intact. It is just a good method to reduce risks.

I don't want to spin content and would prefer to use 100% unique content across each site but if I have to open separate Blogger, Tumblr, Wordpress, Squidoo, Hubpages for each site and then populate each web 2.0 property with 5-10 articles its going to take a really long time and lots of work. Any easy way to go about it?

Or is spinning the only option?

Here's an approach I'm currently trying. It involves spinning but not autospin.

I write a 500 word article and spin it manually at paragraph (x3), sentence (x3) and word/phrase level.

I then spin to give ten versions and do a matrix similarity/difference analysis. If any pairs are above 5% similar I tweak them to get them close to 100%.

To each of those articles I add a couple of unique short paragraphs usually at the beginning, and possibly tweak the endings.

This gives me ten highly differentiated articles which I believe are good enough for high quality Tier 1 Web2 sites. As I say, it's time consuming but it's faster than writing everything from scratch ten times over and it's also building a manually spun resource for future reuse.

For Tier 2 I'm using a similar approach but without the paragraph level - manual spinning still as I want human readability.

(Btw, some would say that paragraph and sentence spinning should be x5).

It's too early to say how well this works but the output looks good to me. Any thoughts will be welcome.

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I do 500 and 1000 word articles 3x sentence then I spin with Spinner Chief and I always get great readable articles. Just make sure you take your time because it will save you hours down the road.

Good to see another SpinnerChief user, Real78. I prefer it to any others that I've tried (and that's several) but use it mainly as an aid to manual spinning and have rarely used autospin. To get those humanly readable articles for Tier 1 Web2 sites, which thesaurus do you use?

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