Link Farm Evolution
- Thread starter HaRRo
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Why does it look that way to you? Why would they make it more expensive for us to upgrade than someone buying the newest version of the product?
The same way you get other sites indexed...get backlinks for them.
dogdog
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Not just bug fixes. 2.0 most powerful new feature is scheduling. You can schedule a task and let it run by itself. Current 1.7.*, you have to keep the browser/pc on while the task is running. Too bad if the connection is loss.
Get backlinks for a few thousand sites? LFE does not do that so if I have to use other methods to get several thousand backlinks might as well send them directly to my landing pages no? how do you recommend we get several thousand backlinks?
You'll have to come up with your own system but you could always use a comment spammer. LFE automates the building of thousands of blogs so why is it so unbelievable that you can automate the backlinking of thousands of blogs? Indexing the blogs isn't very hard...getting PR would be harder.
takeachance
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- Jul 31, 2009
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I have been reading this thread with interest and am thinking of purchasing (like many other are also). The way I see this, there are some issues in my mind....
1. Duplicate content - ok, we are spinning articles to be posted to the blog network but even with some serious spinning work the uniqueness of each post will only be 20-40%. The title of the post which also be spun, I guess but I would imagine the big G will only index into the main index only a small proportion of the blogs due to the duplicate content?
2. Outbound links - making fresh blogs (and a lot of them) and adding a link within the content (also spun link) as someone else has mentioned here will look rather suspicious given in the early days the last thing you want to be doing with a new site is linking out to another site (possibly your money site)?
3. WPMU - many people have said in this thread that WPMU is now on the big G's radar and for good reason really considering its a prime method of increasing links using different IP's on a large scale - is this method dead already?
It seems to me that a good way to use this is to set up a blog farm and post around 10 articles across the farm and wait for a few months before posting links of any kind? This way the blogs will be indexed (if the dup content doesn't impact) and will gain a small degree of authority before you then start to post the odd link or 2 within the posts (rather than in the blog roll?).
Many comments in this thread and the other one about success stories are all asking the same question - 'has anyone seen any results from this?' however, so far I haven't seen much in the way of progress. I know that it takes time to get the blogs indexed and links followed but that could be a result of the above?
Don't get me wrong here, this looks like an amazing program for automating blog creation (I think blogger creation has now gone the way of the dinosaurs though? - SMS verification?) and will save a lot of time but just wanted to really get to the bottom of the benefits.
Incidentally, I have not found any guide or more detailed info regarding how people are using this tool 'Exactly' which may help the sales figures if you can help users see a typical example of how you use this tool to its full potential.
1. Duplicate content - ok, we are spinning articles to be posted to the blog network but even with some serious spinning work the uniqueness of each post will only be 20-40%. The title of the post which also be spun, I guess but I would imagine the big G will only index into the main index only a small proportion of the blogs due to the duplicate content?
2. Outbound links - making fresh blogs (and a lot of them) and adding a link within the content (also spun link) as someone else has mentioned here will look rather suspicious given in the early days the last thing you want to be doing with a new site is linking out to another site (possibly your money site)?
3. WPMU - many people have said in this thread that WPMU is now on the big G's radar and for good reason really considering its a prime method of increasing links using different IP's on a large scale - is this method dead already?
It seems to me that a good way to use this is to set up a blog farm and post around 10 articles across the farm and wait for a few months before posting links of any kind? This way the blogs will be indexed (if the dup content doesn't impact) and will gain a small degree of authority before you then start to post the odd link or 2 within the posts (rather than in the blog roll?).
Many comments in this thread and the other one about success stories are all asking the same question - 'has anyone seen any results from this?' however, so far I haven't seen much in the way of progress. I know that it takes time to get the blogs indexed and links followed but that could be a result of the above?
Don't get me wrong here, this looks like an amazing program for automating blog creation (I think blogger creation has now gone the way of the dinosaurs though? - SMS verification?) and will save a lot of time but just wanted to really get to the bottom of the benefits.
Incidentally, I have not found any guide or more detailed info regarding how people are using this tool 'Exactly' which may help the sales figures if you can help users see a typical example of how you use this tool to its full potential.
Well, if this gives you the addresses of the blogs it sets up, I would assume you could use some auto blog tools to just auto content with no links for maybe a month. No need for more than that.
Or another way is what you said, post 10-12 articles or content over maybe a month with no links OR purposeful links to main sites that are not yours (amazon, ebay etc) to make it look normal. This would season the account.
This is exactly what you have to do with new gmail accounts you create - if you immediately use them with auto account creation tools, they get flagged and banned within minutes. You have to make them act just like a new email account - no one gets 100 emails 5 min after opening a new account. The same goes with a new blog. No one starts a new blog and immediately starts linking posts to odd money sites, this is tell tale sign. Sure maybe 1 blog with 1 post, but not 100, 500 blogs etc.
takeachance
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4freedom - its great to hear you are having success with this script but it would be really useful for myself and others to understand how you are using it to gain these 1st page positions.
Not asking for you to release info on your niches but things like competition levels to get to page 1, how you are using it, how many blogs are you creating, do you put links to your money site on them striaght away?, where do you put the links, in the content or the blog roll, what type of content are you using (A/C scraped + spun? unique + spun?) are you booking marking the posts of each blog, how long has it taken you to get the links noticed and picked up etc
Thanks in advance.
Not asking for you to release info on your niches but things like competition levels to get to page 1, how you are using it, how many blogs are you creating, do you put links to your money site on them striaght away?, where do you put the links, in the content or the blog roll, what type of content are you using (A/C scraped + spun? unique + spun?) are you booking marking the posts of each blog, how long has it taken you to get the links noticed and picked up etc
Thanks in advance.
Qokaine
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