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Check my sig. Some of us over in the seo world do this in 4 to 7 minutes, as many times as we want. It's not great unless you get great traffic from it. For highly competitive KWs, (past 221,000 results) we have to actually use backlinks. LOL! This means it can take us another 30 to 60 minutes with automation. SEO is a 100 Million Dollar Industry.

The best customers are in the porn and gaming industries where they like to use brute force tactics. Like 100 million backlinks, ect.

I agree. Traffic alone isn't worth very much, but targeted traffic is worth its weight in platinum.


TSP

That article was OK read...nothing ground breaking...about setting up sites like Marlon suggest...

seoagent - that was a damn good read, thanks!...I don't fully understand how to "remove" the ping feature, so I'm gonna study that post a bit...

When you say, "If you have a regular static website, then just publish as you normally do, but you will still need to post a link to every story if you want to be sure of getting all your content indexed in the general index of Google."

If the site is static with just an article section, where would you post the "link to every story" and ping url once you're going to publish your last content for the day?

I understand the wordpress procedure, but the static site thing is new to me...

Okay, what you would do is buy a regular hosting account. Like Gator Hosting for example. It's about $6-$7. You get the first month for around one cent, really. Ask for a coupon through their live chat, they''ll give you a link.

Whne you get it, use the c-panel and click on to the Fantastico Icon. You will see alot of options you can have installed. One of them is an automatic WP install. Click it and it will do it in abouth 20 seconds. There now you have a generic WP. Go to WP to read on installing new templates.

You don't have to if you don't want to. The blog is done. Now upload your regular website. Most are static, meaning thet are nothing more than just pictures, graphics and text. They are called static, becaus ethere is no script called when someone visits your website. a dynamic website by contrast does call up scripts, most in php, which mostly draw up some content from a database. This is what WP does. It's a dynamic website of sorts.

But for this exercise, just look at it as a blog. Now when you build your website on your own PC, make a link to the url front page of your blog. Then upload your site. That's it wasn't that easy so far!?

Now all you do is logon to your WP blog with the password and user name you set up in the Fantastico Section of your C-Panel Gator Hosting Account. Go and post a short story about the web page you want people to visit. Place a link in the WYSIWYG authoring Interface of WP. It's just like posting here on the forum. Now when you hit the "Publish" button in WP, the story will appear on your main page on your blog.

And here come the SE spiders from the ping signals you sent to the ping services via the ping urls in your WP Admin section. They will spider your new post, and then crawl your new webpage on your static site as well as all your other pages on your website.

Well, thats it in a nutshell. This model of blog and ping has been around in popularity since 2004. You can do the same with Live Space for MSN SE, Blogger for Google SE. and Yahoo 360 Blog for Yahoo SE. The benefit of having your own blog on the same hosting account as your website is you are calling out to the SE spiders to come and crawl your own blog and all the website content.

Also once you have a WP blog, you can simply write any post and place any links in it you like to cause the SE spiders to crawl that site. You can set up other hosting accounts, other websites on the same hosting account. Anything you want crawled and use the same blog as you announcing station to get all your content indexed.

But as I mentioned, It is only the first step. In the "old days" around the turn of the millennium, we used press releases to get indexed traffic during the times of $200 inclusions in Yahoo and Google was in it's infancy.

Now you have to concern yourself with backlinks.

The part of the removing the ping urls and modifying them is written on my blog. It's in the same story. Check it out. If it still doesn't make sense to you, look under the miscellaneous tab in your WP Admin Section once you logon to your WP Blog and scroll to the bottom. There is where there is a text box to cut and paste ping urls to rss feeds, video feeds, just about any blog announcing service you want, including Google's Blog Index.

The spiders come crawling in about 5 minutes or less. But take note, you want to remove these as soon as you get your blog up. Becasue every time you make even a option change in your WP CMS Admin Section, your WP Blog will ping these services for every little change made. This is what gets your site banned form a few hours, days, or several months.

WP is not there to totlally teach you everything. Just as web building software doesn't teach you about SEO. Same thing. You have to do your own reading. And lots of it. The more your read, the more you know, the better you get, the more you make money online.

Glad you like it. I modified it. I could completely tear it apart, but I am working on a different platform right now than WP, so I don't have the time.

But once you understand all the working components of the WP CMS and document them. And you learn at least how php is working the CMS, then you can build your own templates for the WP Community.

As a force for driving traffic, I would get at it, but I'm in a position to simply partner with any template builder, which will no doubt happen. Because WP is a 20 million user market. And it can really drive a good 100k in visitor traffic each month for each great looking template you build.

So yes, it takes time to learn how to build WP Theme Packages. It takes less time to learn how to build plugins, but both at least require a good understanding of php. You can get a good handle on it within two weeks of eight hour days, and after four weeks, you can start coding on your own without too much thinking.

Yet alot of use are onto AJAX now, because of server speeds to serve up more data faster. Anyways, if you want the template, it was designed by http://www.ndesign-studio.com/

You should be able to get it there. If you have any further questions about it and how to get it working for you, just leave a message somewhere on my blog. It's getting a little tough now to keep up to all the forum chatter on all the forums I seem to living at. RAs it is, I am 24/7 logged on to five or six at a time for days, just to get back to everyone, but I appreciate your interest, just the same.

Hey, Thanks for explaining that in such detail

Trying to catch up from all his hacking sacking forum warz, lol

I'm going to try this on a new site I'm going to launch sometime soon. In the past I've followed a method of just getting about 10-15 articles from ezinearticles and posting it in my nav menu (static site built with XSitePro). It looks sloppy to me and love to change that. Heard of that from the Blackhat Xsitepro video tutorials on here...

I'm assuming it'd just be better to install WP in site.com/blog and post those 10-15 articles as blog entries, ping removed, then after last post just ping according to your instructions? Or does the blog have to be installed on it's own domain, then link to the site you want to index quickly?

Hey thanks again, this is nice information

LOL you call that HIGH COMPETITIVE ??? should be a piece of cake if the top positions are not KW optimized!! i would say even more, should be easy to get top 5 rank in a few days...

and by the way, there's a plugin to change the shitty wordpress ping feature! search for maxblogpress ping optimizer...

How many posts do you advise to publish when trying to get indexed? Would 4 be enough, I noticed your blog has an example with "10 stories"...

Also, this is just for indexing right, after I'm indexed I can just update the blog with rss, still with no ping?...

I can not get my wordpress sites to last more than 3 weeks with google
I use WSI Ping Modifier by Tim Gallagher. (one ping per day) and Auto Social Poster By Anthony Ellis. (bookmark every post) maybe it is the Auto Social Poster that cause my bans -- I guess I will have to try to remove both and see how I go -- also I maybe caused by other problem as I normally build
100 wordpress blogs subdomains on the domain and it would mean I am pinging
100 times per day from one IP -- I get a lot of page indexed every day but of cause I get banned very quickly --

Thanks SEOAGENT for taking the time with such detailed answers. I hadn't considered the number of pings a WP blog might be sending by default.

Does anyone have an opinion on what might be going on with the situation DONDUCK seems to be experiencing? I'm particularly interested in whether Auto Social Poster could be contributing to his problem since I have been considering installing it on a couple of my blogs.

It's always something... I noticed that my blog was not getting any visits after a while -- never knew about that ping problem. I just installed the MBP plugin, hope it helps.

I do know that blogs get traffic like nothing else. I did a test last year where I did a brief article about some Hollywood gossip and I got instant traffic to my site.

tsp

I'm having a strange issue where my new blog is getting traffic from google for my keywords but Google has only indexed one page. Even stranger still, Google gave this site, which was only a month old (but I think someone else had used the domain name years ago), a PR3 in the last update.

Try changing Customize Permalink Structure

to

/%postname%

Yeah, I want to try this one clean indexing a static site with wp in /blog. Not going to use any auto posting, just want to see what the results are with one ping a day from one blog. However I'd still like to know if there's a 'sweet spot' so to say with the amount of content or number of published posts a day before it looks like too much or too little resulting in a ban.

Noob here, but I have some blogging experience and would definitely do what was suggested and get the maxblogpress ping optimizer plugin for WP. It doesn't ping everytime you make an edit to your posts, but only when you put a NEW post.

Well, even with that plugin helping with the pinging every edit...it doesn't really apply to what seoagent's post advises.

You're supposed to ping every post in the first place, just ping after you've published a bunch of content for the day.

So let's say you want to index your blog or site quickly, write up I guess 5-10 optimized posts and schedule them to publish throughout the day. However on the last post, you ping just once. So you wouldn't be pinging 5-10 times.

I wasn't fully sure if maxblogpress plugin was capable of doing that. if so, that'd make it easier too.

SEO Agent is a guy I intend to follow closely.

To confirm then, setup the blog..then post first post (which will be pinged) then remove pinglist?

Only add back in at end of each day?

Your welcome. Just use the auto installer under the Fantastico Link in your C-Panel found on many hosting company websites. Try Host Gator to start for around 1 cent for the first month (ask Live Help for a 1 penny coupon) and then $6 to $14 a month, depending on how much heavy lifting you want to do. Unlimited websites, bandwidth, email addresses, live help, ect.

Install the blog as /blog for one webiste. Otherwise install on a separate domain to announce all your websites. Remember, all seo rules apply. This means it is better for each website to have it's own blog. And to keep your blog at least topic specific around the twenty primary keywords which drive traffic to your website.

Sure, it's a matter of perspective. I teach search engine optimization, and most of the people I train are just grasping the onpage concepts. It's only a science, which is to say, if seo is somewhat like chemistry. Add your own table elements in the correct measurements, and you have your formula.

There are many formulas out there. Mostly from banging into walls of what works and when. Concerning my wording of highly competitive keyword phrases, we mean additional efforts are required beyond onpage tactics.

It's not to be taken as a pis%#ing contest. What I am expressing here is you can obtain all number one positions in Google with in 6 minutes following my hard learned instructions. If you want to gain top positions for more than doing the above, there are many other methods for doing so.

But I can tell you this. With only onpage seo tactics, last week I found a search phrase where I was in the second position for more than 14 Million indexed positions. And it wasn't even for my own optimized posting. And I am getting visits from this search. In fact this thread alone shoots 80 plus unique visitors daily to my blog in my signature tag.

And it is fair to say, as you continue to publish and rank for high searched terms, you get an added boost from search terms you never optimized for. When you start seeing traffic from this, this is a good sign, to create even a better optimized posting directed right where these new visitors are coming from.

I think it's fair to say, following the above method at least a couple of times a day will net you at least 1,000 new visitors by the first month and practically double the second month, without ever publishing anything in your second month.

On of the indexing weights in Google's Algorithm is where the number of pages being published matters. Spam-indexing is a common word used around seo circles and yes there are limits to how much content can be published on a website without receiving some "bad press" from Google.

But it is based upon uniqueness, the increasing number of pages over time, website age, and how many times a day new posts or articles are found. These are just some of the weight factors analyzed by Google's Algorithm.

A new website, unless backed by a large company is less likely to index massive amounts of content. This is where the ownership of a website comes into play. If you're big, hundreds of pages are acceptable. If you are small, only ten pages a day are reasonable over time. As website traffic increases, it is expected you will publish more content.

When you start, be safe and publish excellent converting affiliate baiting content on your website, but keep it around ten pages a day, because in no time, you'll have 300 pages on your website alone! Look at most highly successful bloggers and you won't find anything near this number. That's why quality and highly useful content beats mass content all the time.

Well, easier perhaps, but do you want to trust your website business on someone else's plug-in? It would be better to place a sticky note to your screen and remember to do this manually. But I'm more concerned with plug-in security issues. It happens frequently enough for myself to use as little number of plug-ins as possible.

For a money making blog, it makes sense to have something like this, but the risk of being hacked is out there. For one hundred percent iron clad efficiency, doing this manually will work best. But for the above method, it is really just to help get the website or websites indexed quickly. If you use your blog just for this, this is the most simplest method to get your results. The others cost you money. Like getting someone to manage your own website or some of the duties.

It's always a trade off. More time of your own verses security risks. Hiring someone even for some monitoring at your hosting company; can go along ways to having someone watch your back. While you sip on something cold and slushy from your hammock in the Bahamas.

Yeah, unless you're sure how to time your own posts when they are to be published, instead of just saved as drafts (pending); this above setting is flawed. The reason is you will be posting. And whether you are posting as a draft or publishing your post, each NEW post will ping for rss services.

The problem arises with the number of pings. It's also part of Google's Algorithm. Which is how new is the website? Who is pinging (ownership)?
How much content are they pushing? A new website is expected to publish once a day to start. Two at the most. As time goes on, like two weeks, two months, ect., the parameters of how Google's Algorithm determine your indexing position will be based upon factors which will open the filters somewhat to allow you to publish a greater number of articles daily.

But you will need to decide what is your attack plan? The web is a wild west, but at least it keeps score in all those server logs. So if you work the numbers, you'll always know how much content you will need and exactly what specifics you will be writing about. Even with no experience, it's a safe bet to push out 10 to 15 pages a day. Like I said, there are so many seo formulas floating around these days. In most cases, if it's electronic, it can be gamed. SEO gives you the know how.

If there is one subject you would want to read about or learn about, regarding making money online long term, search engine optimization would be number one or number two on your very long list of essentials.

This is all the knowledge you need to turn on the green light to getting all your content indexed. Anyone of these 10 pages a day could foster an easy five affiliate links (cloaked). That's 50 new affiliate products you will be referring visitors to each brand new day. On this basis, it would be a little tough to get all that work done. But there is another plug-in you will find useful. And I have had no security risks with it at the time of this writing.

It's called WP#PRO. And you can find it under Member Downloads. It's a re-write script in php. And it has an excellent WP Interface. You can see a screen shot of what it looks like, once you unzip you file. It allows you assign the same affiliate url matched to whatever keywords you want hyperlinked on the fly at the time of saving or publishing your post.

The best part is you can separate affiliate products and use the same keywords. This is managed by making separate categories. So /Aff.Product-1/same keywords and /Aff.Product-2/same keywords . This way you can write as much about the same subject and publish two stories of a positive angle and do some variation on sentence phrasing. Then you have just doubled your content power by spending only a few moments revising the same articles. Or whatever you want to write about, but you can use the keywords for as many similar products.

If you want to spend the time looking through the install package, you can probably remove the inset of ping urls. This will allow a custom install which will result in no pings until you are ready to announce your posts to the world.

Otherwise, yes, the blog will automatically ping the pre-set list of ping urls. Which you will want to replace. You can check my signature link and check the story out there.

Thanks, but just tio confirm do we want it to ping once when the first post goes in, or not at until you have 5-10 posts ready to go?

I have read the story and thats the only bit that seems a little unclear.

If you are using the regular auto install as mentioned above, WP will ping once it is fully installed with the very infamous, "Hello World" post. It's like sample content. It is a script which tests the install has installed successfully.So don't worry about this post. You will later delete it AFTER you remove all the ping urls in the ping list under your admin panel in WP.

You will then replace this url ping list with the updated list given on my blog. It is a recommended list from one of the WP Programmers, but it is a list which is changing from time to time. And therefore is not part of the basic install.

After this, you are free to write and save or publish your content however you want. You can do it in real time as you write or save a bunch of posts and use various plug-ins to "drip" your stories on a random or set time schedule. Now that the ping service is removed, there is no one you will upset when you are editing, saving, making numerous changes, ect.

But you really don't have to do anything here. The blog is just used to send people to your money pages on your website. Think of a blog as something you tell a snippet of info about your webpage. The better you get at wetting your visitor's appetite, the more people will go to your website page. In the case above, it's just used as a method of indexing your content on your website via your blog ping.

You can also use other services and fore go the entire WP process. Like Digg, which is well documented in this forum. But the difference here, is you are adding content to someone elses website to get indexed, rather than having your own control and creating your own link bait on your own domain. i.e. your-won-website-domain/blog/

It's better if you use your own domain on all your posts to help bring in traffic. Indexing via other blogs and such will work, if there is follow backlinking, but why bother taking the chance? Using your own WP will assure you always have control about when and where your postings will appear to be in sync with your website webpages you are making.

So publish your own webpage first. Then make a few posts about it ( snippets). Publish them through a schedule or on after another. It doesn't matter when it is just ten posts or so. Just remember to insert the modified ping url list and then make one last post. Now all the ping services will come crawling your last blog post and index all your other blog posts as well as crawl all your links and index all your new webpages.

This is what is described here and on my blog. You should be able to index all your content in around 6 minutes after you ping once a day. And after your blog is running for a month or so. At the beginning it will index in about 13 hours until Google gets to know your publishing habits. You need to build trust with the Google's Algorithm. But don't worry, all your webpages will be crawled within half a day at the latest.

Then as the weeks progress, the indexing time will decrease to 6 hours, 2 hours, 50 minutes, 30 minutes, ect. If you just left the ping urls as is in the auto install of WP, then you would be waiting days and weeks to get your content indexed, because of pinging every post.

Many ppl claiming that they can get top google ranking in a day, hour or even 37 minutes. Whoever can get my site to Number One in google search engine result page for Keyword 1) 365,000 results and Keyword 2) 615,000 result. I will reward him $600. Time is 1 day. Anyone willing to take the challenge to prove it or just talk only?? Since it just take less than a day or an hour of work as many guru mentioned.

Okay, I PM'd you the details. You're on. Let's begin.

Cool. Seoagent is taking the challenge. I have pm the details to him. Let's everyone witness this.

Nice try. Yeah I second this.

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I PM'd DogDog. I let him know, after analyzing the backlinks for the domain, that the search results were over a 100k higher for each search term. But the number of unique backlinks required to over come the position would take ten days.There are very few circumstances where you can create good quality backlinks of well over 200 Plus per search engine in just one day without your site getting banned.

If anyone knows how to do this without gettting banned on Google, I am all ears. I'd love to know how. But I have never seen it done and have the new site stay in Googles Index. This is why, I am happy to take on the work, but as the challenge stands, for the keyword phrases and the top domain I would need to build backlinks against, I would not be able to build this in anyless than 10 days. If DogDog want's me , then he can PM me.

It's possible of course, but this one will take longer to take on. It doesn't take longer than 6 hours of labour. But it can't be done with brute force tactics either in one day.

Anyone else who wants to give it a try is more than welcome to PM DogDog. I hope I can still play. LOL.

My threads talk about getting top position for terms with 221,000 search results. But another factor you will run in every so often is where there are less search results, but the top domain has over built their linking structure. This is such a case. There are around 200 unique domains in Google for thsi one domain. Usually, you would find maybe 20 or so for only this many search results. 200 backlinks for search results in the tens of millions.

It's obvious this domain is building early and is in an assertive backlinking campaign. Now you know. PM DogDog if you're still interested. But if you know seo and you are dealing with a new site, you know what will happen if you attempt to build 200 backlinks in one day with Google on a new site without having any relationship to site ownerships which have larger prominence on the web.

Hey Robert,

I just wanted a little bit of clarification if you can.

The 221,000 results are broad match without quotes correct?

ie. french poodle dog toy -- not "french poodle dog toy" or allinanchor:"french poodle dog toy"

If this is the case, is there a rough number for the other two that coincides with the broad match number?


As an aside, it would be nice to use a program that would go through a list of keywords that I provide and analyze the top 10 of each google search and analyze the onpage seo factors of the competition. If anyone knows of one point me in that direction. I know that IBP kind of does this, was just wondering if there was anything better.

Thanks

Ataraxy, I believe it's with the quotes. The screen shot on Robert's blog shows his search term with quotes. http://chaseglobalmedia.com/blog/get...ust-7-minutes/

I'm pretty sure that SEO Elite can analyze the onpage factors quite well.

I figured as much..I have always been perplexed by the notion of ranking for keywords with the quotes...I have never met anyone that searches that way naturally.

The seo elite onpage thing is crap :P

Seoagent, where did you get that ping list from?

When you guys are talking about keywords producing 200,000 results what are you using to determine the total number is there some kind of gold standard?

Being a newbie I'm assuming you are talking daily results.

The fewer the results the more effective this method works?
Is there a point of diminishing return using this method return when the results drop down to say under 300?

The reason the keyword phrase is in quotes in the image is to reference the proof the page/post is in fact indexed. It's a habit of mine to verify the exact keyword phrase has actually been indexed.

This has nothing to do with how people search for information. And it has nothing to do with the indexed position of the post. You can reference the post in a general search without the quotes.

Only if people can not find what they are looking for, do they use quotes. About SEO Elite, nice try. I use it, I displace many indexed positions of competing websites all day long.

If you are going to bash a method, at least bring some reference point better than you lack of understanding. Otherwise what can we learn from your unique perspective of "crap?"

Pagan, I don't think the 221,000 results is a golden standard, just what Robert has perhaps discovered as the point at which if there's more competition, then you'll need backlinks to get top ten rankings and other methods.

Less than 221,000 results and onpage optimization should get you ranking.

That's from what I understood from reading Robert's blog posts and some forum posts in the seo elite forum.

So...you're talking the broad phrase, without quotes when referencing the 221,000 search results? That screenshot was just to demonstrate the phrase being indexed?

Hey everyone, here's a great DL that speaks just to what Robert is saying about pinging only once a day. I haven't gone through the whole ebook, however so far so good. Check out from page 3 and beyond - like I said, there's good information on using this method for static sites.

hxxp://rap*idsh*are.c0m/files/120892524/SEOSecret.zip

hxxp://www.war*riorfor*um.c0m/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=242884

Remove *
Replace 0 [zero's] with an o in the .com
Replace xx with tt

The first link is the DL, the second link is the wso thread if you want to read. I hope this offers more clarity on this.

Sorry for the wait. It's on my blog and it's from WordPress. I believe Matt posted it first at WordPress. It was in the help files and this is the one I use. It hasn't been updated since March, so it may be in for an update soon. Any takers?