Tier 1 links suggestions

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I'm into link building, read some stuff here and on the internet, but I was thinking, it is better to write manually articles for tier 1 links, but what type of links? I mean, I can use articles written on blogger and similar as tier 1, or create my own website as tier 1, but which other type can be used as tier 1? I can use some blog profiles to write optimized articles and then use tier 2 links to point at them, right? But what else can be used as tier 1 links "host"? Suggestions? Thanks for the answers.
 
The basic idea is beyond just being a buffer, is to pass link juice from accounts that already have a higher domain authority. If you can grab domains that legitimate DA\PA, then by all means do that if your budget allows.

Many just use web 2.0's instead of private networks because it's far cheaper than procurring good domains and hosting all of them on seperate hosting plans.
 
Yeah got it. To rank my websites (mostly local activities), I thought it could work to use some tier 1 links on blogger accounts and write articles on them, and create some web 2.0, then creting the second tier (all manually) and then blast the 2 tier with guest posting, profiles and that kind of spammy links, or creating 4 tiers instead of 3. My question was, where can I post\insert tier 1 links, besides the places I said before? There is something else valid?
 
blogger would be considered a web 2.0 account. I think you're getting tiers confused if you get the basics. You add your site to site\business\articles directories, share pdf files, etc. and have those link to your money site directly, this wouldn't be considered a 1st tier.

blogger.com sites.google.com wordpress.com livejournal.com tumblr.com yola.com angelfire.com blog.fc2.com bravejournal.com drupalgardens.com/ intuit.com/free-website-builder jimdo.com multiply.com newsvine.com over-blog.com own-free-website.com/ posterous.com squidoo.com/ storify.com tripod.lycos.com/ webnode.com webs.com areavoices.com blog.com blog.de blogs.rediff.com/ cabanova.com dailystrength.org freeblog.hu groups.diigo.com jigsy.com journalspace.com podbean.com podomatic.com/ shutterfly.com sitew.com skyrock.com ucoz.com webstarts.com worldvillage.com/ canalblog.com 350.com alivenotdead.com beep.com blinkweb.com blog.com.es blogbaker.com blogs.miarroba.com/nuevo.php devhub.com dinstudio.com/signup/blog

Taken from Kimi's 2013 blueprint
 
If I create a web 2.0 site and I place there my link to my website, would that be considered as first tier?
And if I create a profile on blogger and write there my articles with the link, that is 1st, 2nd or have nothing to do with tiers?
 
You'd want multiple web 2.0's (10-20+ depending on your competition's back links), with at least one well written article on each account. You link your site with varying anchor text basically, and that'd be your tier 1.

You don't typically have a lot of tier 1 links, and you'd probably want to make those manually so they don't get deleted, or have crappy or otherwise ineffective content. There'd be a lot more tier 2's, and way more tier 3's, (100's and 1000's) so you would want to automate that using tools.

Profiles are typically used for tier 2\3's, along with wikis social bookmarks, social networking and you blast comments\spam to those. Tier 4 is just to index your tier 3 quicker to prevent those from being deleted before lower quality but higher volume link juice is passed on.
 
Just build unique hand written content to these websites (PR sorted):
Code:
wordpress.com,pr9
livejournal.com,pr8
my.opera.com,pr8
tripod.com,pr8
tumblr.com,pr8
typepad.com,pr8
weebly.com,pr8
angelfire.com,pr7
multiply.com,pr7
my.telegraph.co.uk,pr7
officelive.com,pr7
posterous.com,pr7
rediff.com,pr7
salon.com,pr7
wikidot.com,pr7
wikispaces.com,pr7
yola.com,pr7
webs.com,pr7
squidoo.com,pr7
areavoices.com,pr6
blog.com,pr6
blogger.com,pr6
doodlekit.com,pr6
edublogs.org,pr6
fc2.com,pr6
gather.com,pr6
hubpages.com,pr6
onsugar.com,pr6
quizilla.teennick.com,pr6
travelblog.org,pr6
ucoz.com,pr6
webspawner.com,pr6
wetpaint.com,pr6
xanga.com,pr6
blinkweb.com,pr5
blogetery.com,pr5
devhub.com,pr5
flixya.com,pr5
getjealous.com,pr5
insanejournal.com,pr5
livelogcity.com,pr5
ohlog.com,pr5
shutterfly.com,pr5
snappages.com,pr5
spruz.com,pr5
thoughts.com,pr5
zoomshare.com,pr5
2itb.com,pr4
blogge.rs,pr4
bloghi.com,pr4
blogreaction.com,pr4
blurty.com,pr4
inube.com,pr4
lifeyo.com,pr4
myblogsite.com,pr4
mywapblog.com,pr4
mytripjournal.com,pr4
yousaytoo.com,pr4
spi-blog.com,pr4
bcz.com,pr3
blogster.com,pr3
iblog.at,pr3
weblogplaza.com,pr3
spyuser.com,pr3
sweetcircles.com,pr3
blogpico.com,pr2
evood.com,pr2
uwcblog.com,pr2

There are other good lists if you search around BHW. I have a few saved on my other computer if you really need. Start with the highest PR ones first!
 
Tier 1's in most cases are web 2.0 sites. Theres many variations, but that's the types I like to use. You want to make sure you make these manually and provide unique content, add pictures etc.. to make them look real and avoid them getting deleted. Theres actually some pretty good threads on tiered link building in the black hat section that can help you.
 
If you have a high quality hand written content then you may sent a request to blogger to post your article with your links.It will helpful.
 
Which tool is good for automating tier 2,3 process?

You'd want multiple web 2.0's (10-20+ depending on your competition's back links), with at least one well written article on each account. You link your site with varying anchor text basically, and that'd be your tier 1.

You don't typically have a lot of tier 1 links, and you'd probably want to make those manually so they don't get deleted, or have crappy or otherwise ineffective content. There'd be a lot more tier 2's, and way more tier 3's, (100's and 1000's) so you would want to automate that using tools.

Profiles are typically used for tier 2\3's, along with wikis social bookmarks, social networking and you blast comments\spam to those. Tier 4 is just to index your tier 3 quicker to prevent those from being deleted before lower quality but higher volume link juice is passed on.
 
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