Over the past few months we've been developing a new link service that is superior in every single way to nearly every offering on Wickedfire.
We are carefully building these out and insure that QUALITY is the #1 aspect of these sites. No financial content on a tech blog, no payday loan information on ANY websites other than our payday loan sites. This will keep the quality high. Here are a few benefits to our niche specific internal blogs :
Here are the website metrics.
Here's a review from our last thread about the quality & performance.
We are carefully building these out and insure that QUALITY is the #1 aspect of these sites. No financial content on a tech blog, no payday loan information on ANY websites other than our payday loan sites. This will keep the quality high. Here are a few benefits to our niche specific internal blogs :
- Premium themes (100% of themes are paid for and not available to the general public)
- Consistent niche-specific link building to each domain. (We're buying niche-specific links on a constant basis). We've also built some very high PR backlinks as well recently to each domain.
- Traffic to each blog (We will actively be advertising websites in respective niches for traffic). Once we get a month of traffic, we will add numbers to this thread. Most websites are getting thousands of UVs a month, much of which is from organic results.
- Aged Twitter accounts for each website with plenty of followers. Some sites also have facebook pages.
- Low sponsored-to-organic content ratios - Only a set number of articles are going to have links to advertisers, the rest of the posts have either authority links or none at all.
- Images or videos in each post
- High PR of websites
- High DA/PA of all domains
- Cloud hosting for most domains with dynamic IPs (IP & server will change based on location of traffic - Google really seems to love this). Most are on unique class-C IPs due to the cloud hosting aspect.
- Aged domains - Most are 3 to 9 years old
Here are the website metrics.
Here's a review from our last thread about the quality & performance.
