Tiers for High PR Guest Post ?

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teomar

Newbie

Oct 14, 2011

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• Oct 16, 2013

• #1

Hello,
I have some High PR 6+ (domain PR) Guest Post and I wonder if it is a good idea to build tiers or not.
I heard that build tiers to high PR 6+ guest posts is useless, and maybe harm the value of the backlink instead of giving to it power.
I really need to know, what to do from someone with same experience.

Best Regards

 

TheAdvertisingMan

Power Member

Nov 22, 2012

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• Oct 19, 2013

• #2

I believe it's really useless. The guest post will get some power from the homepage in some time. Maybe I'd just build few manual bookmarks and ping it a little to make the process faster. More experienced members will tell.

 

bakxos

Regular Member

Aug 8, 2010

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• Oct 19, 2013

• #3

So you want to build links on a blog that you don't own? You understand that people dont like that right? People don't like when others are throwing a bunch of crappy links on their websites mate. I would remove your links from the guest post for example.

 

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mickalan

Newbie

Oct 19, 2013

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• Oct 19, 2013

• #4

bakxos said:

So you want to build links on a blog that you don't own? You understand that people dont like that right? People don't like when others are throwing a bunch of crappy links on their websites mate. I would remove your links from the guest post for example.

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Yes i agree with you.But some time if we post real then that will help to improve the ranks right?

 

seranking

Junior Member

Oct 22, 2013

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• Dec 23, 2013

• #5

I don't think it is a good idea. I agree with bakxos. I would do the same thing with your links on my site.

 

Andrew Scherer

Supreme Member

Oct 10, 2009

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• Dec 26, 2013

• #6

Food for thought: I know a really awesome media/guest post source that was destroyed because retarded webmasters started spamming what was already an awesome link.

Something to think about.

 

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SEOnetic

Senior Member

May 21, 2012

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• Mar 28, 2014

• #7

Tier1 or multitier is an effective method today.

 

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deehkay

Newbie

Jan 9, 2014

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• Mar 28, 2014

• #8

I wouldn't. The only backlinks you should throw on that site is high quality and highly relevant links. If you throw spammy links to it, you risk not only the page itself, but the relationship with the owner of the site. They might find out and they will definitely not like it. (This wouldn't really apply to sites like Mashable, Huffpost, or really established High PR sites)

If you're going to go through with this, you should only spam the tier 3 links. If anything, a couple manual bookmarks to Stumbleupon, Reddit and other sites can help.