Tommy Matalino
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Would it be advisable to do SEO, especially link building, on a site that haven't been launched?
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If they are quality links, do it. Don't build blackhat links to a new site though. Google will spot this.
[quote]If they are quality links, do it. Don't build blackhat links to a new site though. Google will spot this.[/quote]
That's what i've heard too. Only blast your linkwheel sites (such as Squidoo etc) with blackhat backlinking techniques. That's another thing i've heard. Though I have not done it. :p
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If they are quality links, do it. Don't build blackhat links to a new site though. Google will spot this.
That's what i've heard too. Only blast your linkwheel sites (such as Squidoo etc) with blackhat backlinking techniques. That's another thing i've heard. Though I have not done it.
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So normal backlinking will do?
So blackhatters blast the pages which have their links, ie squidoo pages, and not their main page?
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From what I've heard on SEO forums, that's how it's done. They build link wheels and then blast the Web 2.0 pages and not the main site. The Web 2.0 sites are usually older anyway, so it's not unusual they would gain more backlinks suddenly, where as that would be suspicious if a new site did.
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I understood now... That's how it is done by many "experts" in the field.
Don't get me wrong, I am not really planning on doing that anytime soon.
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Beverly
If so, then you could probably do SEO for that site/page.
I've seen situations where SEO was done for a site that had NO content and then content was added over the first few weeks. Though i've never used that method, preferring to add content first and then do SEO. Would you be linking to a live page that is viewable by search engine bots? If so, then you could probably do SEO for that site/page. I've seen situations where SEO was done for a site that had NO content and then content was added over the first few weeks. Though i've never used that method, preferring to add content first and then do SEO.
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