Tier 1 Web 2.0s

I'm setting up my money site with some tier 1 Web 2.0s that will have HQ articles that I'm creating. I have several questions that I'm a little confused about when it comes to keywords.

Do I add any keywords that will boost the ranking of the Web 2.0s articles like how I'm doing it on my money site?

Do I differentiate the keyword anchor text that link to my money site between the Web 2.0s? If so how will it rank for the main keyword if the anchor text links are all different?

When you're building tier 1 links... One thing YOU DO NOT want to do is keyword stuff them. Keep them clean and make sure they have good relevance.

With the different web 2.0's having them vary in length, adding more internal pages with varied anchors is absolutely fine.

Web 2.0's are great if you are smart enough to be adding multiple pages per account and build them to last.

-RD

shakeitout said:

When you're building tier 1 links... One thing YOU DO NOT want to do is keyword stuff them. Keep them clean and make sure they have good relevance.

With the different web 2.0's having them vary in length, adding more internal pages with varied anchors is absolutely fine.

Web 2.0's are great if you are smart enough to be adding multiple pages per account and build them to last.

-RD

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Yes. Keyword stuffing any tier 1's is bad. Doing this makes your links look like they are not natural and overly relevant or "suspicious".

Use a group of keywords related to the one you are trying to rank for and build your web2.0s with care.

or maybe you can use / add LSI keyword.

You don't need to use your target keywords as anchor text if you want to rank for a keyword. Anchor text isn't as relevant as it used to be. Use different anchor texts and add keywords to your web 2.0s so that they can receive some traffic from Google and funnel it to your money site.

Save the exact anchor text for powerful links such as PR links. For web 2.0s you can vary the anchor text used.

For example, if you are targeting the keyword "dog training", you can do:
"best dog training", "dog training services", "your brand name"

The key is to mix up your anchor text. Google will understand that "dog training" is what your site is about.

What you don't want to do is to use the exact anchor text "dog training" over and over again. This will trigger Penguin and you might get penalised.