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Skyrocket your BLD – another SEO secret revealed

Friday, October 7th, 2011 at 11:00 am  
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It kinda bothers me a little that people who know anything about SEO ain’t talking. You just can’t go and get a useful tip online nowadays. I mean, hello? Give and you shall receive. Law of attraction and shit like that. Anyways, I feel like sharing today so here is one of the SEO things many people are doing but not talking about. Read the rest of this entry

Wikijacking SEO – Hijacking Other People’s Linkwheels

Tuesday, August 2nd, 2011 at 12:24 am  
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Wikijacking is not a new term. In good old days people used to hijack Wikipedia pages and suck the link juice out of it as much as they could. This really pissed off Wikipedia owners and moderators so in around 2007 Wikipedia went nofollow as a result.

This technique is a classic wikijacking with a little twist on it. Of course, anyone can just go out there and spam Wikis to death but the benefits of it are questionable. So, we are, as in classic wikijacking, are going to go out and mass edit other people’s wiki pages. The twist is, we are going to target specific wiki site, supported by popular link building automation software programs like SENuke. Read the rest of this entry

Scrapebox: Comment to Pass Moderation

Monday, April 18th, 2011 at 11:33 pm  
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Let me tell you a story of an average Joe the Spammer who just bought Scrapebox and discovered the magic fast poster that can spit out five hundred comments per minute. The first thing Joe does he buys a cheap auto approve blog list, loads pre-spun generic comments and spams away. After a couple or so blasts something happens. Joe’s website suddenly goes from the page two of Google to page two hundred and in another two days disappears from index all together. Joe runs over to the BHW and post a thread about how Scrapebox blasts got his site “sandboxed”. Read the rest of this entry

Mister Wong gets PR8 and goes paid

Wednesday, April 6th, 2011 at 12:05 am  
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Here’s what I found in my email box today:

During the past couple of weeks we have made some changes at Mister Wong: our free directory is back and there are also newly designed user pages.

This – and our current page rank of 8 – makes Mister Wong popular with its users; but unfortunately also with lots of gatecrashers … Automatic bots have registered a couple of thousand spam accounts in the past weeks alone, which led to a very high operating expense for our quality control team and our data base handling. Read the rest of this entry

Short URLs, link juice, and blog post syndication

Friday, January 28th, 2011 at 6:26 am  
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One of the easy ways to get free backlinks to your blog is to use social media syndication. What I mean by that is simply using a service like Ping.FM or Hello.TXT to submit your new blog post announcement to a bunch of social networks at once. You post title and URL goes to Twitter, Facebook, Posterous, Tumblr, and so on. Since you are usually limited by 140 characters, both Ping.FM and Hello.TXT are using their own URL shorteners to trim your URL. Read the rest of this entry

How to get your site indexed by Google in 24 hours

Friday, October 8th, 2010 at 8:55 am  
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Here is a quick and easy way to get your brand new website indexed by Google in 24 hours. I successfully use it to get my brand new niche sites indexed and start ranking in no time. Make sure you follow it to the letter because each step is very important.
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