Google Hot Trends+Clickbank=$$$
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g-Vector
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What I mean is that Google shouldn't see your RSS pulls. Even if they decide to do follow. They shouldn't be able to determine that you are pulling from the outside first. I don't know if they can be stoppped other than with .htaccess redirects. I had an .htaccess file in the folder with the hotfeed script with a 301 re-direct to fbi.gov.
You misunderstood me. My fault. With "Don't mind yukinari84" I meant that he was very brief again. He doesn't like to repeat himself.
He can also speak in what sounds like riddles, but it makes complete sense and turns out to be quite clever after a couple of reads. But maybe I'm just a bit slow.
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bfellow
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LOL, love the 301 re-direct to fbi.gov.
I think I have is so that Google shouldn't be a problem, but that will only be able to be determined with a scaling up of traffic, which is what I am working on now. Again, for me it is all automation. I could have traffic right now if I spent all this time doing manual SEO, but what's the fun in that?
On Yukinari84 I didn't mean to ask something he had already said. I've read hundreds of posts today and it's very easy to miss one.
I think I have is so that Google shouldn't be a problem, but that will only be able to be determined with a scaling up of traffic, which is what I am working on now. Again, for me it is all automation. I could have traffic right now if I spent all this time doing manual SEO, but what's the fun in that?
On Yukinari84 I didn't mean to ask something he had already said. I've read hundreds of posts today and it's very easy to miss one.
g-Vector
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Yeah I guess you should be OK with Google.
It's just that op til now, I believe that everyone who has had some sort of success with this, has been de-indexed and then re-indexed by Google.
If I remember welll it took them 7-8 days with my site, to re-index. But in that week I had already cleared the WP database of all posts and parked the domain on my cemetary server. Nothing to do about it.
Yeah yukinari84 is totally OK.
It's just that op til now, I believe that everyone who has had some sort of success with this, has been de-indexed and then re-indexed by Google.
If I remember welll it took them 7-8 days with my site, to re-index. But in that week I had already cleared the WP database of all posts and parked the domain on my cemetary server. Nothing to do about it.
Yeah yukinari84 is totally OK.
bfellow
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@mehdvirus
Right now I am in the process of getting it really going. Its a project I have worked on since June but only really launched in the last day or so. When (and if) money comes in from the automation process I have setup, I'll share it here. I know others have used this method on a manual basis and it has made money. But I'm to lazy to manually do it, so I have spent countless hours trying to automate the process.
Right now I am in the process of getting it really going. Its a project I have worked on since June but only really launched in the last day or so. When (and if) money comes in from the automation process I have setup, I'll share it here. I know others have used this method on a manual basis and it has made money. But I'm to lazy to manually do it, so I have spent countless hours trying to automate the process.
mehdvirus
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@bfellow
I am just like you , I dont like do manual stuff, hell i know php, why would i want to do it manually when i can automate it so it still happen when i sleep
btw i didnt the earning from automation, i meant manually?,if manually u can earn X $ , u can still earn X $ or more automaticly !
I am just like you
, I dont like do manual stuff, hell i know php, why would i want to do it manually when i can automate it so it still happen when i sleep btw i didnt the earning from automation, i meant manually?,if manually u can earn X $ , u can still earn X $ or more automaticly !
bfellow
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@mehdvirus
I live and breath automation. I know people are making money manually, but it can be hit and miss because manually you can only go after so many trends at any point. I figure if you can make $1 with one manually made site, then what happens when you scale up to 50,000 automatically made pages or sites.
For me it is all about scale and volume.
I live and breath automation. I know people are making money manually, but it can be hit and miss because manually you can only go after so many trends at any point. I figure if you can make $1 with one manually made site, then what happens when you scale up to 50,000 automatically made pages or sites.
For me it is all about scale and volume.
bodystoner
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This thread is awesome! I wish i could do some serious php! I really hope you can make it work, GL
bfellow
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Hey all,
Just wanted to post a little update. I am currently testing out a new dynamic sitemap that can go past the 50,000 URL limit set by Google (or Sitemap.org, I forget which). But anyways it now creates a sitemap index file as well as multiple sitemaps in 50,000 url blocks. Considering the sitemap index can go up to 50,000 sitemaps listed, that gives me 2.5 billion urls to work with. Now that's a BHW goal!
Number of indexed pages in Google is up again today as well as traffic levels. Both are still not high by most peoples standards, but part of the process is to learn everything along the way, so I'm not exactly pushing it either.
I did spend a lot of time over the weekend working on dynamic link generation and using a series of web 2.0 api's I am building out everything that would be needed to auto-generate a link wheel. Going to keep it on the conservative end for now, but I plan on integrating into ~20 web 2.0 services that I have identified as having fairly open API's and ******** links. Considering that my site is already a content gathering and generating machine, I just need to get all the API's connected and working in a system. I am going to start with one generic link wheel and from there scale out where I can. Again my motive is to have the highest level of automation that I can attain.
I'll keep posting on this project if interest remains.
Just wanted to post a little update. I am currently testing out a new dynamic sitemap that can go past the 50,000 URL limit set by Google (or Sitemap.org, I forget which). But anyways it now creates a sitemap index file as well as multiple sitemaps in 50,000 url blocks. Considering the sitemap index can go up to 50,000 sitemaps listed, that gives me 2.5 billion urls to work with. Now that's a BHW goal!
Number of indexed pages in Google is up again today as well as traffic levels. Both are still not high by most peoples standards, but part of the process is to learn everything along the way, so I'm not exactly pushing it either.
I did spend a lot of time over the weekend working on dynamic link generation and using a series of web 2.0 api's I am building out everything that would be needed to auto-generate a link wheel. Going to keep it on the conservative end for now, but I plan on integrating into ~20 web 2.0 services that I have identified as having fairly open API's and ******** links. Considering that my site is already a content gathering and generating machine, I just need to get all the API's connected and working in a system. I am going to start with one generic link wheel and from there scale out where I can. Again my motive is to have the highest level of automation that I can attain.
I'll keep posting on this project if interest remains.
g-Vector
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@bfellow:
Adding this to my previous post in this thread. Take what you read in the linked blog post for real, or just leave it.
I've been discussing and debating the quantity of keywords to target with the fine folks of Market Samurai of and on in support tickets for several months now.
And today they posted to their blog about it :
Adding this to my previous post in this thread. Take what you read in the linked blog post for real, or just leave it.
I've been discussing and debating the quantity of keywords to target with the fine folks of Market Samurai of and on in support tickets for several months now.
And today they posted to their blog about it :
Code:
http://www.noblesamurai.com/blog/keyword-research/the-more-keywords-the-better-1069hamada_masrawy
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I tried this method with a hot trend, the keyword was halloween costumes you can make at home, I built blog and everything, I also made a youtube video and submitted my site to 2 bookmarking sites. I got around 22 visitors but no sales. Also my site didnt get indexed on google and i think my yt video was deleted lol. I dont know where I went wrong but ill keep on trying this until i get it right. If any1 is doing this right, plz advise me what should I do?
mehdvirus
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why your yt video was deleted?
they are not suppose to delete that,are they ?
tbootz
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You could probably use this technique as a part of your link wheel too. Since your GTrends sites are going to rank fast and high, they're probably going to provide stronger links to your second tier sites than otherwise.
Even if they are unrelated, it doesn't matter, because you're making these sites anyway for quick sales, but if they stick they can also add another backlink to your other sites for long term benefit. Instead of copy and pasting content though I'd write a quick, 5-10 min article slap on some related news content and put it up like that instead so you're site has a better chance of sticking on google.
This Grends technique isn't a viable option in the long term, so looking for ways to reap the quick rewards of the OP but also benefiting from this in the long term in terms of SEO makes sense.
Even if they are unrelated, it doesn't matter, because you're making these sites anyway for quick sales, but if they stick they can also add another backlink to your other sites for long term benefit. Instead of copy and pasting content though I'd write a quick, 5-10 min article slap on some related news content and put it up like that instead so you're site has a better chance of sticking on google.
This Grends technique isn't a viable option in the long term, so looking for ways to reap the quick rewards of the OP but also benefiting from this in the long term in terms of SEO makes sense.
Yukinari84
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YT videos can be deleted if it is deemed spammy.
One problem that could have resulted in no sales is that a keyword like this shows you the intent of the searcher is for free information.
People that are searching for "halloween costumes you can make at home" are looking for information to show them how to make their own costume.
This indicates 2 things immediately:
1. Looking for free info
2. Probably doesn't have and/or want to spend any money
This type of keyword is not only really a buying keyword, so anything you try to sell to someone searching for a term like this is most likely to be ignored.