greyhatdude
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- Sep 13, 2008
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Just received an email from Lemonarian. He's basically saying to "mix it up" by leaving some linking hubs disconnected from the money site and never closing the wheel entirely. I think we've all realized what was up and started doing that, anyhow.... 
Hi everyone...
Since I discovered the LinkWheel methodology back in February 2009, a lot has changed.
It's not nearly as effective. When I released the report, it quickly became viral and everyone and their grandmother was doing LinkWheels left and right... a lot of people made money.
Now, it seems Google's caught on.
So I recommend you STOP doing perfect wheels and start mixing it up.
The real power comes from interlinking the web properties. There's nothing magical about the "wheel" structure. That's really just a name.
The power, as I said, is in interlinking them.
So mix it up as much as you can at all times.
Remember not to do reciprocal links.
In closing, here's an example of how you could "mix it up":
Also notice that I never "close" a wheel.
And oh, if you blatantly copy that... well that might not be the best idea, since a couple thousand other people is getting this email.
MIX IT UP!
The principle is still valid, just try to leave as little footprints as possible.
Stay cool,
Linus
Hi everyone...
Since I discovered the LinkWheel methodology back in February 2009, a lot has changed.
It's not nearly as effective. When I released the report, it quickly became viral and everyone and their grandmother was doing LinkWheels left and right... a lot of people made money.
Now, it seems Google's caught on.
So I recommend you STOP doing perfect wheels and start mixing it up.
The real power comes from interlinking the web properties. There's nothing magical about the "wheel" structure. That's really just a name.
The power, as I said, is in interlinking them.
So mix it up as much as you can at all times.
Remember not to do reciprocal links.
In closing, here's an example of how you could "mix it up":
Also notice that I never "close" a wheel.
And oh, if you blatantly copy that... well that might not be the best idea, since a couple thousand other people is getting this email.
MIX IT UP!
The principle is still valid, just try to leave as little footprints as possible.
Stay cool,
Linus