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Tiered link building strategy, how to build it
Tiered link building is a process of building the link profile based on various sites that are tied with the target site.
Many SEO professionals consider tiered link building as the Black Hat practice.
Really, tiered link building can quickly boost the page rank, but Google does not praise the sudden growth.
A well-thought tiered linking strategy that supports the link profile’s smooth growth can be incorporated into the white link building strategy.
**1 Tier**
The first level of the tiered network includes the donor sites that provide outbound links to your target site.
This level should consist of relevant, contextual, non-aggressive links: sites on the domains .edu and .gov, blogs on blogspot.com and wordpress.com, you’ve got the idea.
You can place the quality content, like guest articles, on high-ranking sites, add the links from wikis and social networks related to your niche in the first tier.
**2 Tier**
The second tier supports the sites of the first tier.
It can also include social networks, articles, but also directories, forums, etcetera.
It works as follows: you post a guest article on the high-ranking site and add the outbound link for the first tier.
To increase your article’s engagement, you repost and advertise it on the forums and social networks.
On the second level, you care about the quantity but still maintain some degree of relevance and context.
The inbound links increase the weight of a high-ranking site, and it passes the part of its ranking to your target.
**3 Tier**
After you developed the second tier of links, you can go deeper and build the third tier.
This level is mostly for quantity.
Here you can use the aggressive links from blog comments, forum posts, reviews, guestbooks, image comments, and so on.
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