Using Wikis For Backlinking Your Backlinks....Anyone Do This?

SEORasta · Jul 19, 2012

Just a question out there. Backlinking your backlinks is always a good idea. Some do it via more web 2.0, profiles, blog comments etc. But does anyone use wikis?

Im trying this but if I want to give backlinks to say 300 urls that are my tier 1 I find that the software I use (a free one from here) would make it almost impossible to do this task due to the syntax code -- [h$$//domain.tld|h$$//domain2.tld {keyword 1|keyword2}] doing 300 urls in this format is to much.

Any ideas on how to make it easier?

psytrance · Jul 19, 2012

Its late here so I am not sure if I am understanding your question.

I use all types of backlinks to boost my tier 1, hope this helps.

About wiki links, try ubertoolz...

They have a demo here: ubertoolz.com/demo

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dario111cro · Jul 19, 2012

You can quickly transform list of tier1 URLS to such kind of spintax using Notepad++.

As for efficiency of this, my answer would be: yes, use it as tier2. Just don't over-do it. All kinds of tiered backlinks can be harmful if you over-use them (don't make 30000000 wikis pointing to 10 web2.0s)

You can also do some tier3 links and then submit tier3 to crawling service (like Lindexed), for faster crawling.

Cheers,
Dario

SEORasta · Jul 20, 2012

dario111cro said:
You can quickly transform list of tier1 URLS to such kind of spintax using Notepad++.

As for efficiency of this, my answer would be: yes, use it as tier2. Just don't over-do it. All kinds of tiered backlinks can be harmful if you over-use them (don't make 30000000 wikis pointing to 10 web2.0s)

You can also do some tier3 links and then submit tier3 to crawling service (like Lindexed), for faster crawling.

Cheers,
Dario

Even if I do it in notepad I really though have to do it by hand right? So if I got 1,000 links to build up in a wiki I got to do the syntax by hand...is there a tool I can past links and have it in a spintax for me?

Roland32 · Jul 20, 2012

mediawiki is nofollow but by god do the spiders love'em. i found them prety useful in getting links indexed.

Roland32 · Jul 20, 2012

should clarify. not all wikis are nofollow

dario111cro · Jul 20, 2012

SEORasta said:
Even if I do it in notepad I really though have to do it by hand right? So if I got 1,000 links to build up in a wiki I got to do the syntax by hand...is there a tool I can past links and have it in a spintax for me?

I am not talking about notepad, I am talking about notepad++. Simply use find and replace function, check extended mode and replace "\r\n" with "|" (without quotes).

Robby54 · Jul 20, 2012

SEORasta said:
Even if I do it in notepad I really though have to do it by hand right? So if I got 1,000 links to build up in a wiki I got to do the syntax by hand...is there a tool I can past links and have it in a spintax for me?

http://www.getspintax.com/

Comic · Jul 20, 2012

You can do it in Magic Submitter. One of the better tools out there now.

Roland32 · Jul 20, 2012

Robby54 said:
http://www.getspintax.com/

+ a mirrion. Use it everyday

Effin · Jul 20, 2012

Roland32 said:
mediawiki is nofollow but by god do the spiders love'em. i found them prety useful in getting links indexed.

Vouch this, I pump out 100k+ wiki links a week and I've seen Mediawiki sites get indexed within 3 hours.

@op: I use a spreadsheet to do what you're saying (in the exact same format, too).

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