Weird Niche BlackHat Example - 2M Pageviews Per Month

[Waifu_tatyana]

I noticed you all love some juicy blackhat niches and decided to share some of my findings (I will post 1 for now, if it gets enough views will update the thread with more samples).
** I don't own any of these sites but it always fascinates me how they can get millions of views with relatively lower effort than standard whitehat stuff.

Ok, here we go - The first one: Login niche!
Login links have been a massively popular niche in the blackhat community.

Wtf is it? It's basically when you try to rank for keywords such as "Google drive log in", "Amazon login", "Yahoo log in" and many other keywords where the user is trying to log into a platform.

How do they do it? It's all programmatic. They crawl google SERPs for the main keyword and list it in their article. Almost no effort once you write the Python code.
The key is to generate a million pages and get a couple of users on each, it's a numbers game!

Here are some samples: Loginslink.com - Generates 2m users per month, runs AdSense, imagine how much it's making!

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Login-ed: 700k pageviews in 6months only, runs AdSense

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A couple of points:
1/ A lot of these websites go down with every core update, the key is to spin another one back up and you're back in business.
2/ Why does it work? Cuz these keywords don't have any competition, why the fu*k would any sane blogger write about logging in? It's just a bunch of blackhat dudes competing with each other over ez keywords.
3/ How do they make money? AdSense. Cloaking.


** This is not a shill post, I'm not selling anything.

This method gave me a new idea to test out. Similar in essence but with a different twist. Thanks OP

 

[stephen021]

The design and functionality of login-ed.com are very similar to some of the popular Q&A sites, such as askinglot.com. These sites may be run by the same person or team.

 

[Sanctioned]

This method gave me a new idea to test out. Similar in essence but with a different twist. Thanks OP

Good to hear! Good luck.

 

[Sanctioned]

The design and functionality of login-ed.com are very similar to some of the popular Q&A sites, such as askinglot.com. These sites may be run by the same person or team.

Yea probably. they're pretty resilient to Google updates as well, every time a domain gets penalized by Google, they spin up the exact same thing on another domain. They used to be Logindrive and then login-db and now login-ed.

 

[Bugfisch]

they're pretty resilient to Google updates as well, every time a domain gets penalized by Google, they spin up the exact same thing on another domain.

I gues, they just have a constant stream of domains. It's kind of random, when one starts rocketing or failing - having some parallel makes sense. And you don't even need to respin, just get this all spintaxes dynamic and spin it on the fly, with the full url as seed - so you will have a different spin on each domain.

 

[MoonStarz]

wow this is new, I will never think about it and using the log in word to being honest yeah is as you say no competition and easy money but of course if you know what are you doing or you might have a hard time at the beggining, thank you for sharing!