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Submit link wheel
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I have created 5 spokes like wheel in last month
I used the following sites to create my link wheel
I could find that all links are indexd by google search engine . I know that some SEO expert says they ypur link wheel shumitted to social bookmark and rss feed.
Do i have submit this to social book mark and rss feed ? Because this is already indexed. If i submit to them what will be the effect
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What I mean by real value:
Link wheels are just websites you create, put a bit of (spun) content on it and link to your main site or to another site in the link wheel. It is not really adding anything to the web. It is just getting you rankings.
Why not try to make genuine, real content people appreciate and link to, talk about on social media, etc. That way, in the long run, getting links and getting higher rankings is actually much much easier. Because you don't have to do any more work.
Make something great, that people will like and they will create a unique "link wheel" if you like, for you!
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Thank you for your rely. I have practcle experience that link wheel still has some influence for getting rank. I did one link wheel for one of my web site which i have not done any seo/sem in last 6 month. After making the link wheel I could able to bring 13 position up the web site
If you say that It is not worth. What do you recomend from your experince
You have said **Start adding real value to the web. **
Can you explain above in details ?
What off-page work which we should do?
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Link wheels are 2010.
Stop using them.
Start adding real value to the web.
Google isn't stupid. It will see what you are doing, especially if you are making such a basic link wheel. It will denote the link wheel links and your work will be worthless.
Sorry I can't give you more "solid" advice on your link wheel.
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