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Friday, February 4, 2011

CREATING POWERFUL LINK WHEELS

  Unique and Powerful Backlinks from Web 2.0 Properties

THE ORIGINAL LINK WHEEL

Here is the original design of link wheels. It was one of the most creative uses of web 2.0 properties. Here is the concept: 6 independent web 2.0 sites, all with high Page Rank values, create a link to your site. And each of the "spokes" create a link to it's neighbor - forming the wheel. The reason for the link to the next web 2.0 property is to increase the link juice going to each spoke - which, in turn goes back to your site. The "hub" is any page on your website. On each of the 6 sites on the outer wheel we added content optimized around a single theme - a single keyword phrase.


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THE EVOLUTION OF THE LINK WHEEL - BASIC

This is the evolution of the link wheel. In the original link wheel everything was connected - literally creating a path from one site to another. That path - or footprint - became obvious to the search engines. Today link wheels are more complicated but also create less of a footprint.
In the example below, an article is created and spun. Then it is sent to 5 Tier 1 - web 2.0 properties. This properties have natural trust and authority in Google - thus the link juice.
These 5 Tier 1 sites all point back to your home page (or any other page you wish to promote) - creating powerful backlinks.
But to get even more power - we then post the spun article to another 5 web 2.0 properties (Tier 2) which create backlinks to the Tier 1 sites - in a more or less random fashion.
The wheel is not connected. In other words, there is no direct path through the wheel to every site - leaving a minimal footprint.
As compared to the original Link Wheel - it is much more involved, but much more powerful. The link juice come from a variety of sources and is funneled into your web site. Think of putting your thumb on a garden hose - the spray becomes more powerful.
Once the wheel is created, we then create social bookmarks back to each of the web 2.0 properties, we ping each of the web 2.0 properties and we submit all the RSS feeds to RSS aggregators.
BASIC LINK WHEEL

THE EVOLUTION OF THE LINK WHEEL - ADVANCED

The limitations of this type of schematic are endless. In our case, for the advanced version, we add another tier (Tier 3) of Web 2.0 properties - using another spun article. And these web 2.0 properties are used to promote the Tier 2 sites. Creating backlinks for the backlinks.
As in the basic version, we create social bookmarks to each of the web 2.0 properties, ping each of the web 2.0 properties and submit the RSS feeds to RSS aggregators.
ADVANCED LINK WHEEL
WHAT'S INCLUDED
BASIC LINK WHEEL
ADVANCED LINK WHEEL
We will create an article of approximately 400-500 words which will be spun and used as the primary content and posted to the 5 Tier 1 and 5 Tier 2 web 2.0 properties
Tier 1 will be high PR websites with PR values from 4-9
The web 2.0  properties in the "Wheel" will be linked as illustrated above.
The RSS feeds from each of the web 2.0 properties will be submitted to RSS aggregators
Approximately 5-10 Social Bookmarks will be created to each web 2.0 site (Tier 1,2 and 3)
All web 2.0 (Tier 1, 2 and 3) properties will be pinged
We report back to you with a list of URLs created and the RSS feeds
We will create two articles of approximately 400-500 words each which will be spun. One article will be used as the primary content and posted to the 5 Tier 1 and 5 Tier 2 web 2.0 properties. The 2nd article will be used as the content for Tier 3
Tier 1 will be high PR websites with PR values from 4-9
The web 2.0  properties in the "Wheel" will be linked as illustrated above.
The RSS feeds from each of the web 2.0 properties will be submitted to RSS aggregators
Approximately 5-10 Social Bookmarks will be created to each web 2.0 site (Tier 1,2 and 3)
All web 2.0 (Tier 1, 2 and 3) properties will be pinged
We report back to you with a list of URLs created and the RSS feeds

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