buckworks
msg:4381592 | 1:40 pm on Oct 31, 2011 (gmt 0) |
The search engines are less impressed with self-generated link schemes than they used to be.
What do you have for links coming in from independent sources?
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zabalex
msg:4381748 | 6:40 pm on Oct 31, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Hi,
if all your websites are hosted on the same CLASS C IP, you may not get the much advantage. Now if all the websites are new they itself require to prove their authority to search engines. Whenever each one has not passed the quality test by search engines they will have low value of their outbound links. The conclusion is that; You need to work on all the websites to make them a QUALITY WEBSITE.
LINK WHEEL IS NOT A GOOD PRACTICE, AVOID IT AT ALL COST.
regards
zabalex
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jimmyperkins35
msg:4404292 | 4:16 am on Jan 6, 2012 (gmt 0) |
Now a days, due to excessive spamming of web 2.0 sites, search engines have started not to give much importance to link wheels. What I would suggest is to move to other SEO techniques.
Moreover, one week is too small to judge any impact of SEO strategy.
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GregBarrett
msg:4405675 | 9:02 pm on Jan 10, 2012 (gmt 0) |
I agree with Jimmy these practices are easily exposed and can damage your rankings.
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jwmann2
msg:4406792 | 7:26 am on Jan 14, 2012 (gmt 0) |
Link wheels are considered a black hat technique. Steer clear of that. You want your websites backlinks to be man made and natural with a good mixture of dofollow and nofollow.
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John_Dale
msg:4407568 | 6:55 am on Jan 17, 2012 (gmt 0) |
This is one of the most imaginative ways of using web 2.0 web sites. Internet marketers tend to think that this looks more "natural" to the search engines which means that they like it better. You can do it using hubpages, squidoo, wordpress or any other free hosting website if you don't own websites yourself.
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james123
msg:4410541 | 3:55 am on Jan 25, 2012 (gmt 0) |
I am not in very much favor of linkwheel...because as it have advantages it has disadvantages also, if google recognizes the link wheel
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CainIV
msg:4410950 | 6:21 am on Jan 26, 2012 (gmt 0) |
Low quality signals and footprints are going to be more and more scrutinized by Google over time.
I would suggest building out a strong website, and working to build natural and diverse links to it instead of using these types of tactics.
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fom2001uk
msg:4414295 | 8:22 pm on Feb 4, 2012 (gmt 0) |
I've never been a fan of linkwheels. It's the "wheel" part I don't like. By creating a network, you're creating an unmissable footprint - too easy for G to spot. Using web 2.0 sites is fine as part of your link strategy, but stay away from wheels.
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