Alright, well I'm getting too damn poor to afford any high quality linkbuilding services anymore, so I need to start learning how to do it manually. Does anybody have any good articles/resources to teach me to do so? Also what's some must have software to speed up and automate the process (at higher tiers). I'd really appreciate the help and advice, thanks.
Manual Linkbuilding
- Thread starter Phear
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Could create web 2.0 properties, parasites.. get them filled up. Then send them some juice their way.
Or, if you get some kind of budget, get a network going.
Or, if you get some kind of budget, get a network going.
So how do I avoid leaving footprints? Also when I create some Web 2.0's how much content am I looking at on each one? How many anchors should I put on them to, let's say I put 5 articles up on each web 2.0, should I only put an anchor in one of the 5 articles I put up?
How much am I looking at to get a good network going and how would I go about doing so?
How much am I looking at to get a good network going and how would I go about doing so?
I would just randomize everything. Get creative. Mix the amount on each, the anchors, all that jazz. Treat them with care, you only need one link on each.
Get your hands on some parasites and go from there. Avoid shitty article directories though....
I'd recommend you visit the enlightened section. Here is one you'll want.
http://www.wickedfire.com/enlighten...ld-your-own-guest-post-tornado-how-guide.html
http://www.wickedfire.com/enlighten...ld-your-own-guest-post-tornado-how-guide.html
If you have stil have some funds, you may consider http://www.wickedfire.com/links-seo/177679-nicheoutreach-mostly-automated-white-hat-niche-links.html as semi-automatic tool. May be a handy tool in long term. If not, then make your own research.
If you're not competing with Tobacco companies or some other big-ass niche then its doable, especially if you have connections to high-traffic sites that can be force multipliers to your links by bumping relevance.