Thread: How many backlinks do you create daily?

At first I thought that I can't write so many articles for article directories and web 2.0 properties and I tryied to outsource. I paid 65$ for 50 rewrite articles and still did't get my articles. In the meantime I purchased thebestspinner with my last money I had and begin to make myself some articles. It is some work but not so hard. Now I have 750 articles that I managed to make in couple of hours. My mistake was that I payed 50$ for outsourcing. And i don't think those articles I just paid for will be better than these I rewrote myself. The person who rewrites those articles for me doesn't guarantee that will be accepted by ezine for example, mine were accepted in 1-2 days

I generally add five pages to any blog of mine then bookmark each of them with random three SB sites.
then i use spinner and produce 50 spinned comments with anchor text and ask my colleague to post them. I pay them for comment links which stick.
I never use article directories as according to me comments are more beneficial for bringing hot traffic. Even if they don't convert they are potential leads for adsense clicks.

Creating backlinks and getting them to stick are two different things.

If you really need 100 backlinks, then go for 200 plus for the day. That way you will probably end up with half of what you need.


Next, the recommend dosage depends on your competition and your target keyword. If your competition have 50,000 backlinks and you only have 500, then the only way to beat them is to be a little aggressive.

Be aggressive but cautious at the same time.

Agreed. Using a submitter is a decent tool here.
It's all done by page, so if you are being aggressive for a particular page i would.
a) Never submit more than 1 article to a submitter tool.
b) If they claim "1000 submission" turn this down to 20 or 30 a day
c) When Google finds these articles it may well crawl back to your page. MAKE SURE YOUR PAGE IS GOOD - HAS UNIQUE CONTENT - AND IS SEO'd
i.e Don't have the same article on it that you submitted- even if it's "spun" . Google is getting very good at spotting spin, and the article site will already have credit for the unique stuff - so you get none.
d) Don't stress about articles ranking higher than your site. Patience is VITAL.
e) Get some traffic any way you can. Bots know how busy a site is, and it's an important ranking factor. BUy traffic if you have to (to begin with) get 10,000 uniques in the first 3 months and your site will benefit
. Get less than 1000 and you are still at the starting post. Doesn't matter about CLR initially
f) Quality more than quantity. Squidoo Lens, Tube Mogul posts (remember tags and URL in description) Articles (EZ, AA, there are only about 5 REALLY good ones) WEB 2.0 holdings pointing to your site are like gold-dust.
g) Learn to write. If you put your mind to it, research keywords, you can hammer 5 articles out in a morning and have them posted on EZ, AA, AD etc then spend the afternoon watching the cricket.

Lastly - Look out for "comebacks" I'm in a packed niche now on one site, but aware that it is due for a big resurgence in a few months. Google now checks updates more stringently than even 4 months ago. When the next wave comes, you could be on the crest of it - even in a packed field - if you are working in the niche and everyone else is resting on their laurels with old content. A packed niche = lotsa potential profit.

I'm off to bed.
See ya all.

Scritty

I usually create around 4k a week...for about 10 different sites. After they're ranking I bring it down to almost nothing

It depends on your way of link building:
I do it like this daily:
Couple of director submission.
Couple of one way back link.
Couple of article directories.
Couple of reciprocal linking.
Couple of deep page linking.
Couple of forum signatures.
Couple of profile links.

Build as many High PR links as possible. I always look for people to link with.