tier 2 links 

If you want to promote your site with second and third level links, here's what you need to remember:

Tier link building is a way to strengthen a link by placing additional backlinks on it: Tier 1 links directly link to a resource; Tier 2 leads to pages where there is Tier 1; Tier 3 leads to pages with Tier 2 links.

Links of the second and third levels strengthen the link profile of the resource, since a pumped-out external page leading to your site can be more useful than another additional backlink.

To promote a site using Tier 2 and Tier 3 links, you need to select queries, a promoted landing page, donor pages, links that you plan to strengthen, and create an anchor list of links. After that, you can start placing backlinks. The main thing is not to forget to track their placement and indexing.

The first results of the promotion will be noticeable within the first month after backlink indexing.

With the right approach, you can not only increase traffic to the site and improve the position of the resource in the search results, but also attract an interested audience. The main thing is to increase the link mass gradually and make sure that the subject of the material is relevant to the subject of the promoted resource, and ideally to the donor page. In this case, you will get the maximum effect from promotion with the help of links of the second and third levels.

But if you're new to SEO or running your own business and trying to increase your traffic, you probably don't know what backlinks are and why they're so important.

It is important that the site is recommended by reputable donors. These should be well-cited resources with high traffic.

The theme is also important - it’s good when it matches, and bad if it doesn’t. In other words, the context from which the link to the site is made matters. For example, if this is a news resource, then the note should be devoted to the topic of the site to which the author refers.

Website promotion by buying links has been practiced for a long time, since 2005 or a little earlier. Previously, there were other site ranking algorithms that allowed a small link mass to bring the site to the top.

For example, in 2005, in order to bring a site to the top for any query, it was enough to buy about five links from the main pages of other resources. But time goes by and search algorithms have become noticeably more complicated, and there are much more competitors, so now everything is not so simple.