Churn and burn help

nikloaj

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Hello, I want to learn about churn and burn method from real examples. I need to find website which is already burned so I can learn from that example (learn about backlinks, connect some dots, get wide view)... Where I can find such domain, I already tried but without success. Thanks.
 
churn and burn used to be quick spam, but now it takes very long to see the influence of indexed backlinks.
 
Sadly, churn and burn no longer work as it used to back in the days. Actually, it still does, but with the AA link list that are mostly sold openly in the market, these link lists do not offer powerful enough links that can push your C&B site up the ranking list at record speed. Previously, all it takes was a quick blast of some articles, and your site would rank at the top.
But with so many spammed to death AA site list, these do not provide the link mojo back to your site, and hence, has no effect.
If you have a high quality link list (most likely from PBN), and can obtain a good load of article links, then this C&B method should be able to work - just that it costs more money now to do that.
 
This update in my journey thread has some screenshots of fresh self hosted domains and how long it is taking to get traffic to them. You never said if you were using self hosted sites or parasites but I started blasing an amazon parasite earlier in the year and it took around 5 months to see any movement from its backlink blasts, the page never ranked and died within a few weeks of it starting to move.

I posted this in a thread a few days back on my observations on automated links over the past few months. The short version is that I beleive links that go on and offline a whole bunch have taken a hit as well as links that use automated content on their pages.
 
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/journey-growing-a-money-site-network-to-10-000-a-month.928309/page-30#post-10527878 has some screenshots of fresh self hosted domains and how long it is taking to get traffic to them. You never said if you were using self hosted sites or parasites but I started blasing an amazon parasite earlier in the year and it took around 5 months to see any movement from its backlink blasts.

Usually its about 1 month to feel a backlink, or do you mean that it takes 1 month to reach tier 2 from tier 3, then one more month to reach tier 1, then one more to reach MS?
 
Usually its about 1 month to feel a backlink, or do you mean that it takes 1 month to reach tier 2 from tier 3, then one more month to reach tier 1, then one more to reach MS?

I mean 5 month. Those links were filled with auto generated content, I am seeing what appears to be a 3-4 month wait time for fresh pages with 100% unique human wrote content. I have left a few pages to age in over the 6 month mark with zero backlinks to test wait times on a page that is aged in but I would be very suprised if it was as little as one month.

Not sure where you are getting the one month figure, if its from your own experience could you share some analytic and rank tracker data? I would be interested in seeing it.
 
I had been testing this for some time, and the only way around I can find is using 301s from already ranking pages / domains. Where what you will end up with is two ranking sites. However you need a ranking page / website in the first place. I found it better to 301 a ranking page to an emd, once the 301ed page ranks the emd, blast the emd with links (quality links are better) remove the 301. Then you have two sites ranking.
 
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/gsa-list-in-sb.964214/#post-10313773. Those links were filled with auto generated content, I am seeing what appears to be a https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/pbn-linking-method-case-study-in-progress.844895/page-20#post-10561836 for fresh pages with 100% unique human wrote content. I have left a few pages to age in over the 6 month mark with zero backlinks to test wait times on a page that is aged in but I would be very suprised if it was as little as one month.

Not sure where you are getting the one month figure, if its from your own experience could you share some analytic and rank tracker data? I would be interested in seeing it.


I do not store any kind of data but i strongly believe it takes about a month to feel effects of a single backlink since its indexation - its been always like this for me in last year. But you are right - fresh domains take longer to rank.

If you have an expired domain even in nonrelated niche, then you put an niche targeted article there and link it from homepage, the link juice should index it in two days and if competition is low then it may even be somewhere on first two pages of G.

What in this case is missing is relevancy from backlinks, I couple times blasted such expired domains with relevant contextual backlinks and indexed them all immedietely, expired domain went to first page from second page of G in the night.

My conclusion was that backlink relevancy and backlink anchors are taken into consideration by google immedietely since their indexation (but link juice not), so the expired domain that already had link juice from other links, needed only relevancy and anchors. Once it received it, it skyrocketed on first page. I tried this couple more times and effects were similar.
 
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