Tier One Links - Spun Content (75% Minimum Uniqueness)

Hello,

We wanted to get everyone's thoughts on using Spun Content for the First Tier in our Tier link building approaches.

We believe using the following standards when building our Tier One Content.

• 500 Minimum Words
• Must include Subheadings and Subtopics
• 75% Minimum Uniqueness
• 3x Sentence Variations
• 15 Minimum Title Variations
• Spun at Word Level as well (Only where it makes sense)

These are all 100% Manually spun to ensure they are all 100% readable, do you think this would work well for Tier One links? If not please give me your thoughts on these.

We manually submit these articles (as we normally get a couple hundred articles that pass our standards) to places like Hubpages, Wordpress, Squidoo, Ezinearticles, GoArticles, etc and Sevearl Guest Blog Post (Niche Related), and then the rest we submit to other Web 2.0 or Article Directories via GSA.

Let me know your thoughts.

Following standards when doing seo? Really? Any SEO you do to get a backlink is not natural and will be against google's terms ...

Anyway, this is difference between white hat seo (the one you probably do) and black hat:

White hat: slow, expensive, rankings tank quickly
Black hat: fast, expensive, rankings tank quickly

As I am blackhatter, I spin content up to 95% of uniqueness and blast to thousands of blogs/article directories and do other spam and I am not worried about content length or readability of content.

If your method works for you then I would not worry about it but I guess it does not work that well since you are asking for opinion.

mzonas said:

Following standards when doing seo? Really? Any SEO you do to get a backlink is not natural and will be against google's terms ...

Anyway, this is difference between white hat seo (the one you probably do) and black hat:

White hat: slow, expensive, rankings tank quickly
Black hat: fast, expensive, rankings tank quickly

As I am blackhatter, I spin content up to 95% of uniqueness and blast to thousands of blogs/article directories and do other spam and I am not worried about content length or readability of content.

If your method works for you then I would not worry about it but I guess it does not work that well since you are asking for opinion.

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That is not true at all, we normally do 100% white hat where we write 100% unique content for EVERY link that we provide to our clients, however, we just started our own "Internal Network" which we are going to be using for internal revenue streams and testing.

So we are looking to speak with other in the industry and see what they think, what is working, not working for them, etc.