Tiered linking for every post?

Let's say my SEO plan is:

Tier 1; 5 Web 2.0, Doc Sharing, Social Shares, High PR blog comments, Social bookmarks

Tier 2; GSA, blog comments, social bookmarks, article directories

Tier 3; Whatever I can throw at tier 2

Do I do this for every new post on my site?

Let's say I have 10 articles, each targetting a different keyword. Do I do this for each post? OR do I add more than 1 link to the tier 1 links?

Any help is appreciated .. I am creating high quality, manual Web 2.0 at the minute, but I don't know about linking

A super SEO attack, only problem is it will be hard to keep up and you will need to continue the trend in order to make it look as natural as it can be.

For a big site with a lot of pages, first focus on building links on homepage to get a strong base. Once done, focus on individual pages. +Yes you have to make links for all the pages you want to rank.

fxphil said:

A super SEO attack, only problem is it will be hard to keep up and you will need to continue the trend in order to make it look as natural as it can be.

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yup, phil is right, link velocity is key here, if you build 100 links per day for 1 month, once you stop google will notice a change in your link velocity and will penalize you. if you keep doing the same 100 links per day your chances of getting penalized are reduced

umerjutt00 said:

For a big site with a lot of pages, first focus on building links on homepage to get a strong base. Once done, focus on individual pages. +Yes you have to make links for all the pages you want to rank.

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i have pages ranking that i never created any links for... the bigger your site gets and the more overall authority you have... random stuff just starts ranking for no apparent reason

you strategy is completely right just one advice from that never try to generate maximum links from single anchor text.

You will get less and less value if you build links on the same domains. You will need to diversify your portfolio to have best results.

What's really missing from your SEO plan are posts/articles/pages about your website from other... well, websites.

You can either find a blog network and buy some from there, or you can manually search relevant websites in your niche and ask for a paid/free post. Maybe you'll have to reach out to 50-100 owners but when you'll get the link, it is going to be important and relevant.

Getting links from web 2.0's is good, but only if they were indexed long before you created the money site. Links from well established blogs (on WP/blogspot/etc) with more than a couple of out bound links are relevant. Links coming from blogs created 2+ days after your site was first live are good only for sending a shit of other links to them. They are not that relevant - they're just links.

Cheers!
white_wolf