Yukinari84
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I do my keyword research using Google and their keyword tool.
SENuke Questions Answered! - How I Use SENuke.
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I do my keyword research using Google and their keyword tool.
Yukinari84
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Nope.
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Really nice thread with some good information
Ask him and he'll reply that "just a few months it will be ready" - they just say this shit to keep people from canceling subscriptions... I wouldn't count on new version too much anyway, even if it will come out this year it will be just like SEOLinkPRO - lots of hype, but will be buggy as hell from the beginning...better learn how to use properly current version
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You should definitely learn how to use the program effectively now so that when the rewrite is released, you will be ready to use it right away.
As far as the rewrite goes, I was told last week that it supposed to be out around the end of March.
We'll see how that goes. Either way, the software still does it's job and makes me my money, so I can be patient.
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I personally love this program. Problem is I can't really justify buying it the amount they are asking.
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great stuff!!
Great thread. Thanks for all posting about how they use senuke. I think it will work for me. I have a bunch of sites that I will be launching soon and I think even If i just use it for a few months it would be well worth it.
I have one specific question that I hope a few people will answer. i am wondering how many backlinks you are able to generate to your site. I have a very old well established site. I have about 3k links to it. My competitors average 100-500k links. some more some less... very competitive but very lucrative. I appreciate quality I really do but I need to know where this ranks in terms of quantity.
Thanks
I have one specific question that I hope a few people will answer. i am wondering how many backlinks you are able to generate to your site. I have a very old well established site. I have about 3k links to it. My competitors average 100-500k links. some more some less... very competitive but very lucrative. I appreciate quality I really do but I need to know where this ranks in terms of quantity.
Thanks
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Always good to see a mostly on topic info filled post and replies. Kudos!
turbopugsleylx
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Hey Yuki...
thanks for the awesome post....got a couple quick questions...
When you do a short term campaign with a throw away domain...what might this entail as far as amount of links u create and what to expect as far as how long your site will stayed ranked for?
What should I expect to do to get the best combo of traffic and duration the listing stays live? Also do you use keyword targeted domains for these campaigns? Any other ideas or tips about short term throw away campaigns would be great!
Thanks
thanks for the awesome post....got a couple quick questions...
When you do a short term campaign with a throw away domain...what might this entail as far as amount of links u create and what to expect as far as how long your site will stayed ranked for?
What should I expect to do to get the best combo of traffic and duration the listing stays live? Also do you use keyword targeted domains for these campaigns? Any other ideas or tips about short term throw away campaigns would be great!
Thanks
Yukinari84
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When I do my short term promotions, I typically won't register a domain since what I'm really doing is testing the market. I just use free web 2.0 properties and blast my content out there. If the market/product proves profitable, then I will invest in a domain and move into a more long-term style of marketing.
The best way to make sure your stuff stays live is:
1. Spin your content.
2. Use a proxy.
3. Clear cookies to erase any trace.
4. Use multiple accounts.
5. Do NOT look like you are promoting your own stuff when bookmarking. Bookmark as if you are 3rd party individual that "happened across" the article/video etc.
6. Be as proactive as you can. Accounts will get deleted/locked if you are hitting hard. The best way to combat this is to follow the above steps and also keep at it no matter what.
turbopugsleylx
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What type of page would u use for short term stuff? like a presell page? or a review page?
So what im getting from your post is this...
Make a page (presell or review etc) with a keyword (how high would u go with this method competition wise?)
Build massive links and linkwheels for it...and just promote the crap out of it....
Until it ranks well...is this just to test the water before you do a long term campaign or do u use it to make money in and of itself?
So what im getting from your post is this...
Make a page (presell or review etc) with a keyword (how high would u go with this method competition wise?)
Build massive links and linkwheels for it...and just promote the crap out of it....
Until it ranks well...is this just to test the water before you do a long term campaign or do u use it to make money in and of itself?
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I like to use review pages for my sites.
The competition I will go after depends on the niche and even how targeted the keyword is, but I like to stay on the lower side just so that it's easy for me to get results fast.
turbopugsleylx
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When U say lower side competition wise what range would this be? I consider 10k (phrase match) to be low...In Your experience what are the upper range of comp levels that we can still compete at (top 3) with a short term site?
Thanks again!
Turb
Thanks again!
Turb
Yukinari84
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Anything below 70,000 phrase and under 10,000 for allintitle is pretty easy to go for me as a rule of thumb.
