My site is going to be in German and I found that all internet marketing research I did does not work really well outside the sphere of the English language.

Your take on this would be much appreciated.

The idea is to build a large support network that will involve your own supporting sites, such as Squidoo pages or WordPress.com blogs, as well as sites that belong to other people, other blogs, forums and so forth. Neither of these will all be on the same IP but on a wide array of them. Ideally, you want a network of support for your sites that looks something like this: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/26/FLAME_Demo.png

Thanks for pointing me to this article. I’ve really got to get going on the whole article marketing thing. I am sure glad you are a member of the Academy otherwise I never would have found the wealth of information you have on this site.

Thanks!

Commenting would be the main method to use in Vic’s style of ’supporting blog’ structure (if you’re familiar with it). In that method, you want to avoid a lot of unwanted traffic or curiosity generating links, both of which BMD might give you. Also remember that Vic’s pattern uses pre-owned, established, sites with PR, not new domains or deindexed pre-owned domains.

There are alternative cluster building methods where you can use BMD, such as described in this article. Just bear in mind that using it may bring you unexpected traffic.

Is the commenting only method to get links?
what if I write articles and put: click here to visit my site type of anchor text in resource box.

any other ideas to improve farm blog PR?

thanks.

Yan

I’m not sure exactly who would be on a definitive “top 10 article sites” list but I would have to consider Ezine Articles, GoArticles, Article Dashboard the top 3.