Tumblr PR1 Link Tactics

I have a couple of PR 1 tumblr's (More Than 3) and was wondering some link building tactics for web 2.0's to my site. I want something that can sustain Google updates. I know about the tiered link building strategy but was wondering some other methods.

Really no other strategies.

You can put a article up with a link to your site and leave it.

Or you can put a link to your site + juice it up with some tiers

I would juice it up.

Alright, thanks.

Just link out to your domains the usual way.

Just post some photos on that tumblrs with click-through link to your money site

Does the tumblr blogs have to be relevant to your niche?

I'd automate the Tumblrs with IFTTT, nothing too fancy, maybe just images from some site related to your niche (not from your competitors, of course )

Then 1 or 2 manual links and blast as asap1 said, and a few click-through images to your site as FilipMKD said

blasterweb said:

Does the tumblr blogs have to be relevant to your niche?

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They're worthless anyways.

Most of the Tumblogs with "PR" people are selling derive their PR from internal links (eg reblogs, hearts). These links are attached to the original account, not the subdomain of the blog. On top of that, posts have their own unique IDs (eg example.tumblr.com/12591211369) meaning that you cannot copy the old URLs.

If you register a new blog on someone else's old subdomain, none of the existing links will still be pointing to it, other than links pointing to just the subdomain (eg ONLY example.tumblr.com) that weren't created automatically through followers or what-not.

But of course, Pagerank is only publicly updated like every year, and it'll never be updated again, which gives sellers plenty of time to sell their snake oil.

Just some images and unique content and link to your money site. works quite well... Like seapunk has said about PR, take it with a pinch of salt. Have a look at the link profile on ahrefs and see if the link building is legitimate (no spam)

Yeah, PR is outdated.