Tier link building advise needed!

Hi,

I am making my first micro niche sites, and also tier link buidings.

After reading a lot of thread here, I wanna go for:

T1 for expired tumblr (from fiverr or marketplace here),
T2 for manually created parasite sites from here - blackhatworld.com/seo/get-list-of-89-contextual-link-sources-guest-posts.1019250/
T3 for GSA links

Am I doing it correctly? if not, please teach me what's better.

Would appreciate!
cheers

SEO Zorro said:

Hi,

I am making my first micro niche sites, and also tier link buidings.

After reading a lot of thread here, I wanna go for:

T1 for expired tumblr (from fiverr or marketplace here),
T2 for manually created parasite sites from here - blackhatworld.com/seo/get-list-of-89-contextual-link-sources-guest-posts.1019250/
T3 for GSA links

Am I doing it correctly? if not, please teach me what's better.

Would appreciate!
cheers

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You will have the tumblrs go to your money page?

BassTrackerBoats said:

You will have the tumblrs go to your money page?

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yes, I am going to put links to my money site on tumblrs following your guide

SEO Zorro said:

yes, I am going to put links to my money site on tumblrs following your guide

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I would not use only expired tumblrs as my tier 1 links... they are usually decent but I would mix in a variety of other sites for the tier 1 links. One type of link to your site, unless you are churning and burning, is not usually an effective long term strategy.

Your tier 2 sites are fine for the most part in the link you reference although some of those sites are considered spam sites by Google. Don't just use all of them without checking them out although your money site will be safe as they are not direct but the work you do to create them will be wasted for those that are considered spam sites.

GSA is solid for tier 3 and even tier 2 if you configure the settings correctly. It is a great tool for non direct links and can be fine tuned to give you the best bang for your efforts if you spend a few minutes setting up your campaign properly.

BassTrackerBoats said:

I would not use only expired tumblrs as my tier 1 links... they are usually decent but I would mix in a variety of other sites for the tier 1 links. One type of link to your site, unless you are churning and burning, is not usually an effective long term strategy.

Your tier 2 sites are fine for the most part in the link you reference although some of those sites are considered spam sites by Google. Don't just use all of them without checking them out although your money site will be safe as they are not direct but the work you do to create them will be wasted for those that are considered spam sites.

GSA is solid for tier 3 and even tier 2 if you configure the settings correctly. It is a great tool for non direct links and can be fine tuned to give you the best bang for your efforts if you spend a few minutes setting up your campaign properly.

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thanks a lot for detailed guide BTB!

if you don't mind my follow up question,
what can be the best way of filtering the spam sites for tier2?

SEO Zorro said:

thanks a lot for detailed guide BTB!

if you don't mind my follow up question,
what can be the best way of filtering the spam sites for tier2?

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Google them and you may see some of them mentioned as spam sites (free tip - I won't tie any of my sites or my clients' sites to rebelmouse) or just use a dummy site, link those to them and put the site in GWT and it may show as spam.

Dummy sites are great for testing what is legit, what is not and learn ways to find how to rank and I would bet that 90% of those that offer SEO use them to make sure they are able to provide a quality product to a client.

and for the expired tumblrs,

can I just choose expired tumblrs with high TF, CF, DA, PA even those tumblrs are not exactly match my niche?
and do I need to check anchor text, backlinks also?

BassTrackerBoats said:

Google them and you may see some of them mentioned as spam sites (free tip - I won't tie any of my sites or my clients' sites to rebelmouse) or just use a dummy site, link those to them and put the site in GWT and it may show as spam.

Dummy sites are great for testing what is legit, what is not and learn ways to find how to rank and I would bet that 90% of those that offer SEO use them to make sure they are able to provide a quality product to a client.

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awesome! thanks!!

SEO Zorro said:

and for the expired tumblrs,

can I just choose expired tumblrs with high TF, CF, DA, PA even those tumblrs are not exactly match my niche?
and do I need to check anchor text, backlinks also?

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I'm big on relevance when it comes to backlinks so see if you can find relevant ones. Again, short term it may not matter but if this is a long term project you do want to see if you can generate backlinks from relevant neighborhoods.

BassTrackerBoats said:

I'm big on relevance when it comes to backlinks so see if you can find relevant ones. Again, short term it may not matter but if this is a long term project you do want to see if you can generate backlinks from relevant neighborhoods.

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alright! can't appreciate more BTB!
have a great day

As BTB said, I would diversify tier 1 links. Get more web2.0's and article posts on sites that rank easy (like parasite), guest posts if you can.

As for expired web2.0's relevancy, that is tricky especially for tumblr platform.
#1 From my experience there is not much difference between a 'niche related' and 'non related' expired web2.0.

On the other hand: do a little research. Let's say your niche is related to 'boats'.
If you search on google for how many posts are indexed from tumblr platform you will get around 157.000 results.
Here is the query for google: From those you will end up with around 20-40k unique blogs. That is simply to low to find expired blogs with decent metrics. #2

And because of that #2 and #1 it's better to get yourself a blog with some nice metrics (TF, PA or whatever you fancy), that you can make it relevant for your niche.
Simply post an article, let google index the new content that is related to your niche and once it's index you get back to post a new article with your link.

mindmaster said:

there is not much difference between a 'niche related' and 'non related' expired web2.0.

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thanks for your guide!
so that means it's ok to not have 'non-niche related' expired tumblr if it has great metrics?