Exactly. black hat these says is basically being white hat. you can build links just do it as a white hat site would, progressively and steady over time.The best scheme is no scheme. Natural profile neverye no schematics
Yes, these can cause a problem. Even manual review.This is going to be short, quick and sweet but it gets straight to the point for a winning profile.
Google Algorithm basically looks for suspicious patterns of multiple types:
- Significant (in programming and math lingo means anything non-zero) numbers of backlinks for brand new domains
- Spiky growth in back link numbers continuously after that in terms of time periods
- Spiky growth in anchor words, bigrams (2 words side by side) and phrases
- Unusual growth in anchors that are too coherent (accurate) OR discordant (non-accurate) so we want to keep a balance of these
So to achieve the most natural looking back link profile to the search engine, follow this protocol for a penguin-proof back link profile:
- If its a new domain, wait 3-6 months before building anything at all, focus only on content creation and on-site optimization/technical issues/bugs.
Then, when it's time to begin, each backlink you build, create them in this cyclical fashion:
- 1 back link containing a post title/keywords in some variation (change up the target page each time to have different anchor titles/pages linked)
- 1 generic anchor back link
- Repeat




it seems he waited 7 weeks or so about since inception but he blasted the hell out of that.Domain using translated / generated content - 4k words on homepage in totally shit format - no headings, nothing - only piece of pure spam text.
It has only one page - homepage, and many subdomains on same keyword in different languages also with one page each.
Backlinks profile - simple GSA blast - some articles, profiles, comments with thousands of OBL. Nofollow / do-follow - 50/50.
No single normal backlink, made manually or paid.
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Stats of one subdomain of this domain, which brings the most traffic:
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He started link blast exactly after 1 month after domain registration.it seems he waited 7 weeks or so about since inception but he blasted the hell out of that.
is he still ranking high a year later?


As i said - site at #1 has thousands of referring domains and is very old.he seems to have been slapped from 5M a month.
damn thats insane traffic.
Still getting high traffic it seems but he's getting gradually links discounted..
i doubt he shows up in Bing with those blasts? bing tends to deindex for blasting

interesting. he hasnt seem to have added anything for the rest of 2020 or 2021.Lets analyze another site.
pornhubdeutsch.info
Domain is registered 2019-12-28
First backlinks - 2020-01-21, 2 weeks later - 45 referring domains at once.
Result:
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what is the million dollar keyword for this one?In my opinion Alexa is useless and outdated company.
Never used it for SEO.
This domain has much more than 1,000 uniques per day.
It is at #1 on 4.9M keyword.
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can you share domain for this one?
Not for now.what is the million dollar keyword for this one?
can you share domain for this one?
thnx
Ok cool,Not for now.
Maybe later - now it is time to do tests by myself.
Sorry.
Anyway, there can be hidden powerful PBNs behind these sites.
Links coming in after 3+ months will have much more significant effect without even potentially harming the site than links build from start.
I'll help you understand the "insanity"...Can you show me some real data on this, cus i am 99.99% sure this is a 100% nonsense (and i have been doing this SEO thing for a while)
But, I will give you the chance to collaborate your insane stance on SEO with actual data, if not...
Well, then we know there is a BST tread coming up soon!
ive analyzed hundreds of sites, from what ive noticed:So I analyzed with Ahrefs at least 20 sites with millions of traffic, 1-2 years old.
Some of them started link building after some time from domain registration - ~2 months and when they already had some organic traffic.
Some of them started link building in a month after domain registration, or even in a couple of days from it - with zero organic traffic.
The conclusion is - 50/50 - both link building methods in a time frame works.
Sorry bro but this doesn't support your claim in any way, just take a close look at the SERPS and you will see that, Google claims thousands of patents a year, that doesn't mean they will use it.I'll help you understand the "insanity"...
"For example, it may be assumed that a document with a fairly recent inception date will not have a significant number of links from other documents (i.e., back links). For existing link-based scoring techniques that score based on the number of links to/from a document, this recent document may be scored lower than an older document that has a larger number of links (e.g., back links). When the inception date of the documents are considered, however, the scores of the documents may be modified (either positively or negatively) based on the documents' inception dates.
Consider the example of a document with an inception date of yesterday that is referenced by 10 back links. This document may be scored higher by search engine 125 than a document with an inception date of 10 years ago that is referenced by 100 back links because the rate of link growth for the former is relatively higher than the latter. While a spiky rate of growth in the number of back links may be a factor used by search engine 125 to score documents, it may also signal an attempt to spam search engine 125. Accordingly, in this situation, search engine 125 may actually lower the score of a document(s) to reduce the effect of spamming."
This is basically saying new domains getting links too soon can be seen as suspicious by the algorithm.
Argue with them.
https://patents.google.com/patent/US7346839B2/en
what the hell is bts you keep mentioning?Sorry bro but this doesn't support your claim in any way, just take a close look at the SERPS and you will see that, Google claims thousands of patents a year, that doesn't mean they will use it.
Good luck with your BTS thread later on (as we all know it is coming)
absolut agree... every NORMAL webmaster will start to promote his new project right after publication. no normalo will wait 3-6 months.... (i do since 1998 seo)...It is 100% natural for webmasters to build links to their own websites as soon as it is launched. Social media comes to mind, just for an example.
If you have content that deserves to be linked to, it would be unnatural to receive your first backlink 3-6 months after you have published the content.
I think I will personally continue to build links as soon as my websites are launched/content published.
Just don't spam tiered contextual links with SER.