Thread: 2-tier links

A few days ago, I came across the term "2-tier links". Therefore, I would like to know from the expert what is it?

In simple words, 2-tier links are backlinks build to backlinks !

For example:

- Assume "A" is your site
- and "B" links to "A"

Now the links that link to "B" are called 2-tier links !!

Hope its clear ...

So you mean to say that A is my main site and B is referring to a backlink from either approved blog comment or article submission link. am i correct?

Originally Posted by salman

In simple words, 2-tier links are backlinks build to backlinks !

For example:

- Assume "A" is your site
- and "B" links to "A"

Now the links that link to "B" are called 2-tier links !!

Hope its clear ...

You were right on the first part but the second part was wrong.

Tier 2 are like this
- website number 1 (your website)
- Site number 2 ( website Backlinking back to your website, also called tier 1 backlink)
- Site number 3 ( this website links to site number 2, called tier 2 backlink)

This helps your backlinks become much stronger, and helps increase your rankings.

Originally Posted by henryJ

You were right on the first part but the second part was wrong.

Tier 2 are like this
- website number 1 (your website)
- Site number 2 ( website Backlinking back to your website, also called tier 1 backlink)
- Site number 3 ( this website links to site number 2, called tier 2 backlink)

This helps your backlinks become much stronger, and helps increase your rankings.

I think I am getting the point on 2-tier links. I am gradually understanding it.

Originally Posted by henryJ

You were right on the first part but the second part was wrong.

Tier 2 are like this
- website number 1 (your website)
- Site number 2 ( website Backlinking back to your website, also called tier 1 backlink)
- Site number 3 ( this website links to site number 2, called tier 2 backlink)

This helps your backlinks become much stronger, and helps increase your rankings.

I said the same bro ... but in a different way !

Tier 2 are like this
- website number 1 (your website)

A is your site

- Site number 2 ( website Backlinking back to your website, also called tier 1 backlink)

"B" links to "A"

- Site number 3 ( this website links to site number 2, called tier 2 backlink)

links that link to "B"

I finally got the point guys.

I can provide a simple explanation:
it's the backlink of your backlink :-) :-) :-)

yeah right orly LOLzzz

You can use anything you like - all types of links work in all tiers. I often put powerful links that I don't want people to find in Tier 2. eg edu links. I know most people checking backlinks will only look at the immediate links, and if you mix things up and put them in the layers below they have no idea how you've managed to make what seem like innocuous Tier 1's so effective.

But why do you want to do tiered links ? ok , here are the reasons

1. Helps to strengthen your links
2. Helps to get your links indexed faster
3. Looks a bit more natural if done properly
4. Benefit from link flow if channelized correctly