Tiered link building explained
Tiering creates layers between automated placements and a target site. It changes campaign structure; it does not erase the underlying link-quality or policy questions.
What “tiers” mean
A tiered structure points one set of links at another supporting property rather than sending every placement directly to the primary site. In common terminology, Tier 1 sits closest to the target; later tiers point toward earlier tiers.
Why SEOs use tiers
Operators may use tiers to separate different link types, organize campaigns, or concentrate supporting links on intermediary properties.
What tiers do not do
They do not automatically turn low-quality or manipulative links into trusted editorial endorsements. Distance from the primary site is not the same as policy compliance.
Automation considerations
Before scaling, document target URLs, anchor rules, content sources, platform types and monitoring. Read the Money Robot workflow guide for a conservative planning sequence.