How deep?
Hi guys,
how deep would you go with your tiers?
Would it make sense to make more then 4 tiers deep as the chain could break more easier?
how deep would you go with your tiers?
Would it make sense to make more then 4 tiers deep as the chain could break more easier?
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Why is more better ?
I see it as small avenues leading to a main point, the more avenues there are to the main point the more likely it is that people will end up at the main point.
In the case of link building it is avenues that will lead search engine spiders on a very long trail to eventually end up at your site.
Also not all tiers have to be below each other ie - 1234567 you could for example have multiple tier levels like 5 tier 1's each promoting a different platform,each using different ip's different email accounts.
If you would like to see a sample of a 7 tier project where you have dual downlinks then take a look at the blog post i have over here: http://asiavirtualsolutions.com/gsa-ser-data-pack-plus-option-7-tiers/
Here is something a bit more complex 28 Tier that i have been working on ( For something this complex i will use at least 100 dedicated proxies and at least 100 email accounts on each number:
The more confused the semetric the less likely it is to see a patern.
You asked how to interlink the Tiers - If i understand what you plan then it is pretty straight forward, all you do is on the DATA tab at the top, dont add any thing in the urls section, but just below the URL field, there is a option to use verified links from another project, so in your case it would be
TierA2, TierB2, TierC2 --> use verified links from TierA1, TierB1, TierC1
TierA3, TierB3,TierC3; --> use verified links from TierA2, TierB2, TierC2
Using filter variations and different platform selections you can make each of your A123, B123 C123 unique but you will need to prepare a flowchart in advance of how you plan to operate otherwise it is easy to get lost if you just do it blindly
Maybe if you had all your links from one type of platform it might be too obvious, but in terms of following links up to 20 tiers deep - I can't see them using their resources for that. They're in the business of making money, not wasting it chasing 20 tiers of links.
Anyhow, my tests show there is no real difference between using 3 tiers or 5 tiers... I've never tried 20 because that's a lot of resources for such small reward.
If you follow the straight forward 1-->2--->3--->4 link pattern that every seo newbie start off with then you will get your ass burned by the SERPS
Be different and think outside of the box
From my point of view i could never do 20 tiers per url with the volume of sites i am working with.
I would need 10+ copies of SER running at least
And no to be different does not mean you need 20 tiers u can have just a handful, but be unique in the way you link them and set up the options and filters.
Not sure i agree that what everyone else is doing definitely works -- i see too many people bitching about everything from panda, penguin and hummingbird affecting them
Can you explain it a little bit more as per @spunko2010 asked above, cheers
In a correctely structured tier you will vary the platforms used on each tier and the most important thing as far as i am concerned when building tiers with GSA Ser is to use: "Use Verified links from another Project" this is how you create the downlink, but even more important is to use the option: "Verified links must have exact url" and to verify existing backlink -- fail to use the last to and your down links will become broken and the chains broken.
Your second remark makes no sense about PR Filters and it makes me believe you lack a thorough understanding of a tiered network But in short PR filters could be applied to the top tiers as those are the tiers for which you should aim to get quality links
I suck at explaining things but if you take a look at the detailed breakdown i give on a 7 tier project you might be able to better understand the use of PR filters as well as other filters such as scheduling etc -- Take a look here --> http://asiavirtualsolutions.com/gsa-ser-data-pack-plus-option-7-tiers/ and scroll down where you see the grayed tabs for each tier, then look at the different options and filters used in each tier.
I am sorry if what i am explaining makes no sense i am better at drawing pictures...
I'm pretty solid on ranking for keywords up to 2-3 million competing pages with just a very simple 3 tier system. but anything over that I can't really do with GSA alone.
I am not particularly going for exact keyword ranking but instead focus on ranking for the long tail keywords.
You might consider that every link type you are using has some characteristics so there is no sense to me, linking e.g. image comments to articles. Make things look natural so get bookmarks to articles, maybe some wikis or just more articles! Drop some microblogging stuff to it. Thing about where "normal" people are placing their links and use the random stuff like blog comments and forum crap just to spam lower tiers and make sure your links are getting indexed ...
Any TIps ...Im on 3Tiers and Im confusing with Anchor text ratios .. Can you share some stuffs!
RE: the OP, I normally only go 2 or maybe 3 tiers deep, and have never found it necessary to go any deeper.
TBH I think that a lot of SER users who are in low or medium competition niches could probably rank their sites just fine without even bothering with building any tiers altogether.
spunko2010 no thanks i have no intention at this time at doing the 28 tier commercially as it will take up to much of my time, and time is something which i don't have enough of these days
I use a few WP SEO Tools which do post syndication and automate the process of bookmarking to web 2.0's and other prominent sites
I use sometimes Seo Link Robot Suit and SEO Link Dominator with Wiki Wizard but only partial because most of it GSA SER cover.
PS: Paypal login would be nice too :P
Rollin' in the deeeeep
I have said what i wanted so will be moving on from this thread, feel free to drop me a pm if you have any questions related to services i offer