tier 1 web 2.0 question

7yearitch · Apr 8, 2014

hi, quick question. if i want to build a tier1 using web2.0s do i need to buy proxies for that? i just want to build like 1 per day or something. if used sites like hidemyassdotcom would it give me a fresh ip every time? thanks

dheer787 · Apr 8, 2014

Actually with out using proxy will help more. a web 2.0 property should be like a personal blog. It should not leave any footprints for google. You can build that by creating the genuine profile using fakenamegenerator. If you wanna use hidemyass it will generate a new ip for every time. I am using that too..

StraussCan · Apr 8, 2014

no need to do that OP. I do that using my own IP. If you want some serious shite, use TOR. that;'s it.

dheer787 · Apr 8, 2014

StraussCan said:
no need to do that OP. I do that using my own IP. If you want some serious shite, use TOR. that;'s it.

well said mate.. TOR is the best browser

7yearitch · Apr 8, 2014

dheer787 said:
Actually with out using proxy will help more. a web 2.0 property should be like a personal blog. It should not leave any footprints for google. You can build that by creating the genuine profile using fakenamegenerator. If you wanna use hidemyass it will generate a new ip for every time. I am using that too..

i thought that not using proxies would leave footprints for google? what if i wanted to build a private blog network and all the domains were registered under the same ip? wouldn't that raise suspicions for google?

StraussCan said:
no need to do that OP. I do that using my own IP. If you want some serious shite, use TOR. that;'s it.

TOR is great for web privacy. does it also hide footprints? i want to build a web2.0 network. would tor help with that?

dheer787 · Apr 8, 2014

7yearitch said:
i thought that not using proxies would leave footprints for google? what if i wanted to build a private blog network and all the domains were registered under the same ip? wouldn't that raise suspicions for google?

Blog network under same IP!!!! Never and Ever do such kind of things. Google had already updated it's algorithm. It may effect you and your blog users too..

WebLab · Apr 8, 2014

7yearitch said:
i thought that not using proxies would leave footprints for google? what if i wanted to build a private blog network and all the domains were registered under the same ip? wouldn't that raise suspicions for google?

TOR is great for web privacy. does it also hide footprints? i want to build a web2.0 network. would tor help with that?

I think you have wrong idea on footprint. When you register a blog, for example Wordpress, its only wordpress that knows the IP, Google has no access to your IP. So actually there are more chances that your web 2.0 blog will be deleted by the blog owner itself due to use of proxy(specially a bad proxy). If you still want to use proxy, then when you register a blog, immediately post the contents.
Suppose, for registering WP blog you use USA proxy, but next time when you want to publish contents, the same proxy is not available, so you may use proxy from another country. Isn't there a chance to get caught ?

To start your own blog network, check this thread, very good information.
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/black-hat-seo/662759-tier-1-alternative.html

gray123 · Apr 8, 2014

By the sound of what you are wanting to achieve I would not worry too much about leaving footprints. You will be fine.

StraussCan · Apr 8, 2014

7yearitch said:
i thought that not using proxies would leave footprints for google? what if i wanted to build a private blog network and all the domains were registered under the same ip? wouldn't that raise suspicions for google?

TOR is great for web privacy. does it also hide footprints? i want to build a web2.0 network. would tor help with that?

Yep it's got military grade encryption. You can build a web 2.0 network using your own IP. That's is how I do it.

Moreover, a web 2.0 network is the hot thing right now. Before I launch a site, I always make a set of new web 2.0s on around 50 different platforms and record their URLs in a word file. Always, document all your manual backlink methods. I have learnt that the hard way.

A hint: Use expired web 2.0s. (Blogger allows re-registration).

7yearitch · Apr 8, 2014

WebLab said:
I think you have wrong idea on footprint. When you register a blog, for example Wordpress, its only wordpress that knows the IP, Google has no access to your IP. So actually there are more chances that your web 2.0 blog will be deleted by the blog owner itself due to use of proxy(specially a bad proxy). If you still want to use proxy, then when you register a blog, immediately post the contents.
Suppose, for registering WP blog you use USA proxy, but next time when you want to publish contents, the same proxy is not available, so you may use proxy from another country. Isn't there a chance to get caught ?

To start your own blog network, check this thread, very good information.
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/black-hat-seo/662759-tier-1-alternative.html

thanks for the link. will study it right now!

StraussCan said:
Yep it's got military grade encryption. You can build a web 2.0 network using your own IP. That's is how I do it.

Moreover, a web 2.0 network is the hot thing right now. Before I launch a site, I always make a set of new web 2.0s on around 50 different platforms and record their URLs in a word file. Always, document all your manual backlink methods. I have learnt that the hard way.

A hint: Use expired web 2.0s. (Blogger allows re-registration).

any good links on how to find expired web2.0's? i've tried that route but blogger seems to have a holding period before you can re-register expired websites.

gray123 said:
By the sound of what you are wanting to achieve I would not worry too much about leaving footprints. You will be fine.

thanks for the insight. do elaborate on what you mean by this. what is it that i'm trying to do that i shouldn't be worried about? sry for the noob question, i'm still learning.

prab1996 · Apr 8, 2014

most of hma ip's are spammed to death. if you are able to find a good one then there is no guarantee that it will not be spammed after you use it.

buy 10 "private" proxies , ask support to not change them after a month. now you have 10 ips and you control them. no one other then you can use them. they will be good to do manual seo.

manual seo costs 10X more then soft seo and you won't like to get a manually created tier 1 link getting deleted for $2/month proxy.

-=-

mindmaster · Apr 8, 2014

7yearitch said:
any good links on how to find expired web2.0's? i've tried that route but blogger seems to have a holding period before you can re-register expired websites.

Blogger is harder to break than tumblr.. but not impossible. Massive scrapes and a ton of proxies to check PR and availability.

In case you want to save time on scraping, checking PR, checking availability, registering new account, check my signature for high PR tumblrs.

V · Apr 8, 2014

get private proxies

HMA proxies are shit, don't use them! they're already used too much for spamming, and has lower submission rates!

wellworththiswait · Apr 8, 2014

If you are doing multiple web2.0s per property, then you will want to use proxies so you could get IP variations.

Agera · Apr 8, 2014

No, for this you don't really need to use Proxies, especially since you'll be doing it manually. Now, if you were going to be using a bot, then I'd suggest adding some Proxies in to the creation process but you'll be fine without them.

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