We usually give our tutorials only to our customers and customers. However, this information is very important to build your links, we do no...
We usually give our tutorials only to our customers and customers. However, this information is very important to build your links, we do not want to leave others.
We estimate that 90% + people in this forum do not use this trick with SER. This will be a BIG difference maker for many people, so please read this tutorial carefully!
As I'm sure many of you already know, there must be some skills involved, but for the most part, building links is about resources and how you use them. By optimizing your campaigns correctly, you can easily identify ratings of someone who has the resources to build 10 times as many links as you, simply because they lack focus and direction in how they build links.
There are many things you can do, and everyone will have their own way of doing things. Assuming you've set your project correctly (see SER & Tiers thread), here are some quick and easy ways to get ahead by building your links.
1. Do not create tiered links to non-follow properties
Your first link level really should consist of some unexposed contextual traits, but you really do not want to waste resources by building further links to them.
You can always set up separate campaigns for contextual not following you, but you can overcome the extra hassle by just using the feature to only create tiered links to the properties that follow. (Yes, we know there is no such thing as a follow-up nature, but for the sake of this guide we will look for it.)
First you need to open the 'Edit Tier Filters' window in the data 'data' tab:
Then check the box to just create a link to do-follow the url, as per the image below:
2. Build links to level 1 properties that connect to your money site with anchor text
If you want to rank faster, then you need to build the authority for your property that contains the anchors you target first. All the same, the more juices you funnel through them, the faster you rank for the term.
To achieve this, you need to check the box next to 'Url Verified Must have an anchor' and then insert your anchor text into the field next to it. There is a limit to the number of anchors you can add, but I would like to add all my main and secondary anchors from a Level 1 project if possible.
The correct format is (no spin brackets are needed): Anchor1 | Anchor2 | Anchor3 | Anchor4 | Etc | Etc.
3. Do not create links to top-level properties on non-indexed domains on Google
(That is, if you want to rank on Google in the near future).
This one is pretty obvious, but you'll be surprised how many people miss this. If you want to build a set of 1st level properties to rank your site on Google, then you need to build these high-level properties in your already indexed domain.
The best way to achieve this is to take a list of your contextual URLs, trim them into root in Scrapebox (do not worry the SER will still send 95% of them fine), run an index check on them, throw that fail, And load the rest into the project Your 1st level in SER.
Note: Non-indexed domains on Google may still be useful for ranking on Yahoo or Bing.
4. Avoid Broken Tiers
To avoid broken rows, we recommend linking to some of the first-tier properties of each of your tier 2 articles. This is very important if you build a third tier network. Otherwise you will waste a ton of resources if one of your tier 2 goes down.
It also helps break up the link building footprint a bit. Think, each level only connects one level which then connects directly to your money site - how unnatural it is? (Not to mention easy sniffing with anti spam algorithms!)
There are at least two ways to achieve this ...
1. You can use Kontent Machine 3 (or similar) and use% link% macros. (We like to use three tokens, but you can experiment a bit with this number, as there are no very hard and fast rules.)
2. You can also add regular articles to SER, and use the internal settings in the 'article manager' tab. Again, you can play around with these settings and turn them into whatever suits you:
So that's it, now you are armed with some new tricks to kill your SEO competition.
Now go find the money !!!
Best regards,
http://kikimiqbalsoft.blogspot.co.id
We estimate that 90% + people in this forum do not use this trick with SER. This will be a BIG difference maker for many people, so please read this tutorial carefully!
4 Ways to Optimize Tiered Linking Campaigns
Many people fail with SER because they just spray the links and not optimize their campaigns properly.As I'm sure many of you already know, there must be some skills involved, but for the most part, building links is about resources and how you use them. By optimizing your campaigns correctly, you can easily identify ratings of someone who has the resources to build 10 times as many links as you, simply because they lack focus and direction in how they build links.
There are many things you can do, and everyone will have their own way of doing things. Assuming you've set your project correctly (see SER & Tiers thread), here are some quick and easy ways to get ahead by building your links.
1. Do not create tiered links to non-follow properties
Your first link level really should consist of some unexposed contextual traits, but you really do not want to waste resources by building further links to them.
You can always set up separate campaigns for contextual not following you, but you can overcome the extra hassle by just using the feature to only create tiered links to the properties that follow. (Yes, we know there is no such thing as a follow-up nature, but for the sake of this guide we will look for it.)
First you need to open the 'Edit Tier Filters' window in the data 'data' tab:
If you want to rank faster, then you need to build the authority for your property that contains the anchors you target first. All the same, the more juices you funnel through them, the faster you rank for the term.
To achieve this, you need to check the box next to 'Url Verified Must have an anchor' and then insert your anchor text into the field next to it. There is a limit to the number of anchors you can add, but I would like to add all my main and secondary anchors from a Level 1 project if possible.
The correct format is (no spin brackets are needed): Anchor1 | Anchor2 | Anchor3 | Anchor4 | Etc | Etc.
(That is, if you want to rank on Google in the near future).
This one is pretty obvious, but you'll be surprised how many people miss this. If you want to build a set of 1st level properties to rank your site on Google, then you need to build these high-level properties in your already indexed domain.
The best way to achieve this is to take a list of your contextual URLs, trim them into root in Scrapebox (do not worry the SER will still send 95% of them fine), run an index check on them, throw that fail, And load the rest into the project Your 1st level in SER.
4. Avoid Broken Tiers
To avoid broken rows, we recommend linking to some of the first-tier properties of each of your tier 2 articles. This is very important if you build a third tier network. Otherwise you will waste a ton of resources if one of your tier 2 goes down.
It also helps break up the link building footprint a bit. Think, each level only connects one level which then connects directly to your money site - how unnatural it is? (Not to mention easy sniffing with anti spam algorithms!)
There are at least two ways to achieve this ...
1. You can use Kontent Machine 3 (or similar) and use% link% macros. (We like to use three tokens, but you can experiment a bit with this number, as there are no very hard and fast rules.)
Now go find the money !!!
Best regards,
http://kikimiqbalsoft.blogspot.co.id
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