Sape links

[harthall99]

I have been told that Google killed Sape links! Just wondering if this was true are they a waste of money in 2017?

Thanks in advance

 

[bartosimpsonio]

It's true, Google killed sape links. The only reason sape is still in business and expanding is cuz they really hate making money.

 

[bekemew]

It's true, Google killed sape links. The only reason sape is still in business and expanding is cuz they really hate making money.

That's right !

 

[Tipssy]

That's right !

yes, he's right too.

 

[Schindler]

I have been told that Google killed Sape links! Just wondering if this was true are they a waste of money in 2017?

Thanks in advance

thats not right!

If you know how to use SAPE correctly, there is no better network than sape!

 

[Lego]

It's true, Google killed sape links. The only reason sape is still in business and expanding is cuz they really hate making money.

lol

 

[G03]

It's true, Google killed sape links. The only reason sape is still in business and expanding is cuz they really hate making money.

sarcasm +1

 

[john5170]

Just noticed, every page the places SAPE links, has this reference in a script:

src="// www. acint . net/aci.js"

This makes it soooo easy for Google to ping down sites using SAPE, especially when several links come from there.

Has anyone noticed? is it OK. Can anyone check?

For all I know, this reference is used ONLY in SAPE, no where else.

 

[marrrko]

Just noticed, every page the places SAPE links, has this reference in a script:

src="// www. acint . net/aci.js"

This makes it soooo easy for Google to ping down sites using SAPE, especially when several links come from there.

Has anyone noticed? is it OK. Can anyone check?

For all I know, this reference is used ONLY in SAPE, no where else.

As I heard, Sape is mostly based on hacking other websites and posting your link there. So everything is possible.

 

[Borje123]

Yeah! That's right.

 

[Gestein]

Yes it's true. Now, Yandex and Google have learned how to define corrupt links. And their weight, if not removed, is very low.

 

[john5170]

Yes it's true. Now, Yandex and Google have learned how to define corrupt links. And their weight, if not removed, is very low.

Google is not this almighty power that knows everything. People make tons of money with blackhat tactics. But when you give Google such easy footprints, it would be very silly for them to ignore those.

 

[romeoesteban]

I rank using sapes (with buffer). It works, beautifully.

 

[Slin25]

Sape works great, but it's usually more cost effective to build your own network.

Easy way to do churn and burn or some good long term rankings.

 

[Andres_krylov]

Just noticed, every page the places SAPE links, has this reference in a script:

src="// www. acint . net/aci.js"

This makes it soooo easy for Google to ping down sites using SAPE, especially when several links come from there.

Has anyone noticed? is it OK. Can anyone check?

For all I know, this reference is used ONLY in SAPE, no where else.

Hello,

Firstly you must know that we use this part of the code for more than 4 years and it doesn't countain any malicious information. It's simply a counter which is also hidden on most of sites But not always. Trust me, if Google wanted to ban us, they would've done this many years ago.

As I heard, Sape is mostly based on hacking other websites and posting your link there. So everything is possible.

Sape itself doesn't add sites in the network, the publishers do it. This was relevant in 2008, when our publishers hacked other websites to gain more money in our system.

Yes it's true. Now, Yandex and Google have learned how to define corrupt links. And their weight, if not removed, is very low.

No, they didn't. People promote their services with big success using Sape, and they don't get banned by search engines.

 

[mak3r]

Sape is alive but is a bit less effective now imo.

 

[infoasian]

Just wondering why Fiverr outlawed Sape links ....