What are tier 2 links?

Tier 2 Links is a link building strategy, providing a second layer of backlinks to support the main site's SEO efforts and enhance its authority. They are designed to bolster the impact of Tier 1 links, enhancing the authority and visibility of your site in search engines.

Why are tier 2 backlinks important?

Tier 2 backlinks are important because they enhance the power of Tier 1 links by passing additional link equity. This helps to improve rankings in search engines.

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This service leverages high-volume viral traffic to generate a temporary surge in search engine rankings. By driving a flood of real visitors through social media trends, influencer partnerships, and strategic content placements, the service triggers engagement signals that search engines recognize as authority and relevance.

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What is SERP Boosting?

SERP Boosting drives a high volume of bot traffic to a specific URL to make it appear viral to Google.

This surge in traffic will cause a rapid ranking boost in Google SERPs, affecting both the main keyword and all optimized long-tail keywords.

Our SERP Boosting service works by harnessing he effects of Googles InstantBoost ranking mechanism that provides temporary ranking boosts based on sudden surges in user engagement, clicks, and query demand. It allows fresh or trending content to rise quickly in SERPs before Google fully evaluates its long-term quality and relevance.

How does googles InstantBoost Mechanism Work?

How InstantBoost Works

Initial Surge Detection
- When a URL receives a spike in traffic, clicks, or search demand, Google may temporarily push it higher in search results.
- Common triggers: viral content, news events, trending topics, or rapid social media shares.
Engagement Analysis
- Google monitors click behavior, dwell time, and bounce rates to determine if the page deserves its higher ranking.
- Long clicks (users staying on the page) help sustain the boost.
- Short clicks (quick bounces back to SERPs) may result in a fast drop.
Ranking Adjustment
- If engagement remains strong, Google keeps the ranking high and integrates the page into its standard ranking system.
- If engagement drops or signals manipulation, the boost fades quickly.

What is Navboost?

Navboost is a Google ranking signal that analyzes user interaction data, specifically focusing on click patterns to determine search result quality. It helps Google refine rankings by evaluating how users engage with search results over time.

How Google Determines Long and Short Clicks

Google differentiates between long clicks and short clicks based on dwell time—the duration a user stays on a page before returning to the search results.

Short Clicks
- User quickly returns to the search results (pogo-sticking).
- Indicates dissatisfaction or irrelevance.
- Can negatively impact rankings.
Long Clicks
- User spends more time on the page before leaving.
- Suggests relevance and user satisfaction.
- Can improve rankings over time.

Navboost aggregates this data to adjust rankings dynamically, favoring pages that lead to long clicks while demoting those with high short-click rates. It plays a key role in Google’s real-time ranking adjustments by identifying pages that users find most useful.

Is there any chance of a Google Penalty by using this service?

No, there is no penalty involved in this. We are simply sending traffic, and Google does not penalize websites for receiving traffic.

The worst-case scenario is that Google might classify the traffic as “bots,” in which case it would be ignored entirely—having no positive or negative impact on rankings.

We have implemented this service on hundreds of sites and have never seen any penalties as a result.

How long do the effects of the SERP Boost last?

The impact typically lasts 3-5 days, depending on the GEO and keyword. After that, rankings gradually return to their original position before the campaign.

At this point, we recommend launching another Boosting campaign to maintain the rankings.

The best results come from targeting URLs that already rank on Google’s first page or are close to breaking into it.

Additionally, you can send traffic to any article that links to your site which is part of the approach used in our Power Post Service. This helps force Google to index the article while also temporarily amplifying the link’s impact.

Does SERP Boosting work on any URL?

This works best on URLs with a strong SEO foundation. It may be less effective on sites with issues like penalties, duplicate content, or on-page problems.

If a specific URL isn’t performing as expected, contact us. Our SEO team will analyze it and identify any potential issues.