Tier One Links Needing a Boost

ThopHayt

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• Jun 16, 2015

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I have some decent quality T1 links going to my site. Typically all I've aimed at them was some minimal social signals and maybe some bookmarks, to avoid problems. I have a shitload of them though, so linking to them is costly. Even at $2 per T1 I'd be spending hundreds. How can I cut costs and increase linking to these?

 

fc-dh

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• Jun 17, 2015

• #2

Use GSA SER or one of the blasting services in the BST or fiverr

 

ThopHayt

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Automated GSA blasting seems a bit risky for T1 links that I've spend good money and time on, though. Are you essentially suggesting spun and automated web2.0's? Have you seen a positive effect from this?

 

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alvin.orrt

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• Jun 17, 2015

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Yes, there's an effect (positive one) and if you do a good job with the content (manually spun, readable stuff) there won't be any problems. And you can build multiple tiers this way...

 

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sembringp

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• Jun 17, 2015

• #5

try pyramid GSA or scrapebox HQ

 

lilmasta

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I would recon build tier 2 to all of them and spam the shit out of them without any anchors just naked urls.

 

ThopHayt

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Yeah, I totally agree with the naked URLs. I've seen better success in mixing in a high percentage of raw URLs on tiers. Even the best spun anchors eventually repeat.

 

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jon_xx_x

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• Jun 17, 2015

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I'm in same boat. They are good that I don't want to hurt them but would like a boost.
Light blog comments and quality 2.0s is what I'm doing. Expensive but my site is pretty white hat except for this.

 

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scoobyrobert

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• Jun 17, 2015

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Try using GSA but i wouldn't just spam them if you are spending decent time and money building those T1's. Use good variety.

 

Zevoltai

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• Jun 17, 2015

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Step 1. Get GSA SER

Step 2. FCS Networker

Step 3. Build a crapton of properties (10 for each tier 1) with FCS Networker, link them to your Tier 1

Step 4. Create a 3-tiered project with GSA SER using 99% branded, raw url, generic anchors : Kitchen sink <- Kitchen sink aimed at contextual platforms <- Kitchen sink aimed at contextual platforms. Aim it at your FCS Networker tier 2, duplicate the project 99 times and run for 40 days

Step 5. ???

Step 6. Profit.

 

Last edited: Jun 17, 2015

BassTrackerBoats

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• Jun 17, 2015

• #11

If you are building a long term quality money site, you are going to be paying for the quality tiers... no way around it for the real deal kind of site. It is not unlike building a quality structure in a nice section of town or a low rent apartment building... you approach each differently.

As good as a tool like GSA is, I don't know that it would be what you want either but I'm not an expert there.

You want valuable backlinks if you are building a valuable site... no shortcuts there from my experience.