What is Cloud Stacking ?
Backlinks are still at the heart of SEO. Links from high quality sites with topical content will help boost your sites ranking on Google.
In plain English, Cloud Stacking is a form of link building. Cloud hosting platforms like Amazon,IBM and Google have very high Domain Authority. Sites created on these platforms inherit some of that Domain Authority. This means that links from these sites can play an important part in your link building strategy to help boost your sites rankiing in Google.
The stacking comes from not just creating 1 website in the cloud. We normally create 5 -10 sites across multiple cloud platforms. We use one of the as the site that links to your site. This is called the buffer site. The rest of the cloud sites do not link directly to the money site but to the buffer site. This increases the authority or link juice gained from the link between the buffer site and the money or main site.
What’s Included in the Cloud Authority Link Package:
The following items are included in this package:
- Professionally designed HTML websites
- Topically relevant content
- Entities and keywords
- Links from the cloud sites you select
- Social media tier 2 backlinks to the cloud links
- Submission to indexers
CloudLink Building
Link building is the most popular and effective off-page SEO technique. Our experts prioritize both quality and quantity, obtaining links from trustworthy websites that enhance your site’s performance.
Cloud choices
Amazon | MS Azure | Google | Wasabi | Backblaze | Linode | Bunnycloud | Digital Ocean | Oracle | IBM | Vultr | Dreamhost | Contabo | Pcloud | Netlify | Exoscale | Scaleway
CloudStack Questions
A static HTML website is a type of website that delivers pre-built web pages to users’ browsers. These pages are composed of fixed content, primarily using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript12.
Key Characteristics:
- Fixed Content: The content on static websites doesn’t change unless the source code is manually updated.
- No Server-Side Processing: Unlike dynamic websites, static websites don’t rely on server-side scripting or databases.
- Speed and Performance: Static websites are generally faster because they serve pre-built files directly from the server.
- Security: They are more secure since there’s no server-side code execution, reducing the risk of server-side vulnerabilities
How They Work:
- HTML: Defines the structure and content of the web pages.
- CSS: Styles the HTML elements, controlling layout, colors, fonts, etc.
- JavaScript: Adds interactivity and dynamic features on the client side.
Advantages:
- Simplicity: Easier to build and maintain.
- Cost-Effective: Cheaper to host since they don’t require server-side resources.
- Reliability: Less prone to errors and downtime.
