What do you use for your T3 and T2 links?
- Thread starter dvc
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- Apr 4, 2014
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I mainly use BHW PBN's for tier 2. Never bothered with tier 3.
- Jan 23, 2015
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Hey, there are no stupid questions, only stupid answers, so...
Regarding your question, I will not claim that those old methods where tier 2 link has 100s of links and tier 3 has 1000s+ don't work anymore, for me personally that kind of work method has been a thing of the past since 4, 5 years ago.
Now, if we are talking about a serious link-building structure, which will really boost site authority and ranking, for t2 links use some of the non-top-tier blogs, which are still relevant and have some credibility, possibly article directories, social media posts, guest posts, etc., for t3 [link juice], commenting on blogs, bookmarking, directory submissions, cheap backlinks and some diversify links.
Just my 2 cents:
Don't build too much because Google immediately sees it as spam.
Build it in the long run, 1 to 2 links per day, no more than that, I repeat again, this is my opinion and my experience.
In the last couple of years, I've been doing better without building any links honestly than when I was building thousands and thousands...
So, yeah, content is still one of the most relevant things out there.
Regarding your question, I will not claim that those old methods where tier 2 link has 100s of links and tier 3 has 1000s+ don't work anymore, for me personally that kind of work method has been a thing of the past since 4, 5 years ago.
Now, if we are talking about a serious link-building structure, which will really boost site authority and ranking, for t2 links use some of the non-top-tier blogs, which are still relevant and have some credibility, possibly article directories, social media posts, guest posts, etc., for t3 [link juice], commenting on blogs, bookmarking, directory submissions, cheap backlinks and some diversify links.
Just my 2 cents:
Don't build too much because Google immediately sees it as spam.
Build it in the long run, 1 to 2 links per day, no more than that, I repeat again, this is my opinion and my experience.
In the last couple of years, I've been doing better without building any links honestly than when I was building thousands and thousands...
So, yeah, content is still one of the most relevant things out there.
Demo demon45
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Emily Willson
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Hey there! Think of tier 3 and 2 links like building a tower with blocks. Tier 3 links are like the bottom layer - they're not as strong, but they help support the layers above. Tier 2 links are like the middle layer - stronger than tier 3, but still not the strongest. The best option for tier 3 and 2 links is to make sure they're relevant and helpful, like using good-quality websites and content that fit well with what you're trying to build. Just like building a sturdy tower, you want each layer to support the next one up!
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more PBNs and web 2.0
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I blend guest posts, niche edits, and social bookmarks.
Zwielicht
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I often use guest posts and what I deem to be "higher quality PBNs" for tier 2 links.
Some backlink packages come with tier 3 links, although similarly to @praetserge, I don't bother with building links at that tier.
Some backlink packages come with tier 3 links, although similarly to @praetserge, I don't bother with building links at that tier.
- Jun 15, 2019
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Never bothered with t3 or T2. Since getting them indexed takes time too. It's better to invest that time in building niche backlinks.