RaduV
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What do you think guys, are link pyramids obsolete? Or I better ask, are they are still safe and efficient? Couple of years ago, link pyramids were the best option( in my opinion) to get a huge amount of backlinks, better rankings and traffic.
You can do them on multiple layers to avoid getting penalized and with links from different sources and as varied as possible. The best thing with the link pyramid is that you can interlink multiple keywords and by this you are increasing your chances to get better rankings.
These being said, how are they seen by Google considering that he is not a big fan of bulk back linking techniques?
Are you still using them in your SEO strategy?
But now that Google, Yahoo! and Bing have tweaked their algorithms countless times it's only getting more difficult to achieve top rankings with little tricks. Well, that is if you're automating everything and hoping to hit the top in a few weeks lol I've done manual link pyramids on a small scale which consisted of top level domains with high authority all inside the pyramid. I wouldn't designate specific links for tiers 1, 2 and 3 because I wanted it to all look natural. Not all big websites link to bigger websites, sometimes the big sites link to medium websites and the enormous websites link to small ones If you have something like this DA10 --> DA25 --> DA30 --> DA60 and so on, it will look unnatural. I do understand that a lot of websites will do this and even though the juice flows the right way, don't you think the billion dollar companies have caught on and know this system and method? Try to vary it like this DA30 --> DA25 --> DA60 and you'll notice a similar jump in the rankings, but it will stick for much longer. Throw in a lot of variations and don't do them all in one day. Split your pyramid campaign across a 30 or 60 day gap to make it look more natural. Putting up all these links in one day is not natural at all and it's even obvious sometimes because of the time stamps lol
I still use link pyramids on my web 2.0s because it seems to work well for small niches or low competition keywords.
Back in the day I would do them on everything and dominate the rankings :D But now that Google, Yahoo! and Bing have tweaked their algorithms countless times it's only getting more difficult to achieve top rankings with little tricks. Well, that is if you're automating everything and hoping to hit the top in a few weeks lol :D I've done manual link pyramids on a small scale which consisted of top level domains with high authority all inside the pyramid. I wouldn't designate specific links for tiers 1, 2 and 3 because I wanted it to all look natural. Not all big websites link to bigger websites, sometimes the big sites link to medium websites and the enormous websites link to small ones :D If you have something like this DA10 --> DA25 --> DA30 --> DA60 and so on, it will look unnatural. I do understand that a lot of websites will do this and even though the juice flows the right way, don't you think the billion dollar companies have caught on and know this system and method? Try to vary it like this DA30 --> DA25 --> DA60 and you'll notice a similar jump in the rankings, but it will stick for much longer. Throw in a lot of variations and don't do them all in one day. Split your pyramid campaign across a 30 or 60 day gap to make it look more natural. Putting up all these links in one day is not natural at all and it's even obvious sometimes because of the time stamps lol :D
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Cristian
Question is, where are you getting your link from and why do you need a pyramid for them? Keep in mind that the authority of the page may go down as other links pyramids are developed on the same pages.
I think Google is smart enough to notice the authority scale you've made and eventually you'll get hit. Compared with the link wheel that is almost obsolete, I still think link pyramids can work BUT the quality of the links should be good enough so that Google won't consider them spam. Question is, where are you getting your link from and why do you need a pyramid for them? Keep in mind that the authority of the page may go down as other links pyramids are developed on the same pages. I think Google is smart enough to notice the authority scale you've made and eventually you'll get hit.
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