$100/Day Black Hat SEO: EASY GUIDE FOR NOOBS

[Opulentos]

Astroturf SEO in 2025​

The MeatHead 2.0 Method that works in 2025 and beyond
​

If you remember the old days on BHW, you'd probably remember the Meathead method, the one where you create an affiliate site and instead of ranking it on Google, you brute force affiliate commissions by spamming the site link everywhere relating to the niche like blog comments, etc to get direct traffic. It worked for a lot of members here and some even sold their sites after building it for years and landing $100+ daily.

I did that in the early 2010s and it worked a charm. However things change, Facebook group spam filters change, blogs don't accept links etc in comments so that started to phase out UNLESS you had a way around it. I worked around this and managed to tweak the meathead method to the next level to not only get sales driving traffic using the affiliate site BUT to also increase conversions using a little immorality.

I've had one particular site make me $21,000+ semi passively over the last 2 years with comments that still stick after years that I have't even touched.

There’s a different kind of SEO out here. One where you don’t buy PBN backlinks, beg for authority, or fight for topical maps like the herd.

Instead, you create a brand that never existed and force Google to believe it does.

That’s what I call Astroturf SEO, because you're not growing a brand from grassroots. You're rolling out synthetic turf. Fake buzz. Staged reviews. And the illusion of legitimacy from day one.

Let me show you how I built a fake affiliate brand, made it look like the hottest thing in its niche, and used black hat SEO to dominate the entire first page of Google… and how you can do the same with any affiliate niche or local offer you want.

I started with a blank slate. No real product. Just an idea, let’s say I wanted to sell an affiliate product for a brain supplement. I picked a fake name that sounded brandable: “MindModeX.”

No trademarks. No competition. Just white space. Something easy to rank for with just an EMD and a little bit of time.

I built a basic one-page site using a landing page builder. I used Carrd but anything works fine. It had the usual affiliate structure: headline, social proof, product image, “buy now” button with my affiliate link, nothing fancy. But I didn’t just wait for it to rank.

Instead, I made sure that if anyone Googled “MindModeX,” they’d see a wall of praise.

I had to find sites that could index fast, and have high trustability.

1. First, I wrote a Google Site called “Is MindModeX Legit? Read This First.” It was formatted like an honest review, a long-form post pretending to be skeptical, but ultimately supportive.
2. Then I created a Notion page formatted like a casual journal. “Day 3 on MindModeX – Can’t Believe the Focus”, it read like something a student might write in a private note, but it was public, indexed, and ranking.
3. After that came the Medium article: “Why I Stopped Taking Modafinil and Switched to MindModeX.” This one pretended to be a lifestyle shift. It had links to the site, but in a subtle “you can check them out here” tone.
4. Next, I hit Reddit. I didn’t even link. I just posted under old accounts things like “Anyone else heard of MindModeX? Friend swears it helped with his MCATs.” No selling. Just planting the seed. Then I replied to myself and upvoted the thread.
5. I added a TrustPilot page. Used fake comments to generate 5-star reviews. Uploaded a SlideShare deck called “3 Study Hacks for 2025 Students” and made Slide 9 mention MindModeX like it was common knowledge.
6. Finally, I wrote Quora answers, dropped mentions in Discords, and commented on YouTube videos saying “MindModeX works better than coffee for me. Google it.”

That was it.

I didn’t link-spam. I didn’t even drive traffic directly.

I just made people Google the name. And when they did?

They saw a wall of support. Reviews. “User” journals. Community threads. Slides. Blog posts. All on trusted domains. And the #1 result was my site, the only one where they could actually buy it.

This is how you create fake credibility. You rig Google to believe your brand is real. Then you let users confirm the illusion on their own.

And when they see all that positive buzz from different sources? They don’t hesitate.

They click. They buy. And they don’t even realize the buzz was you the entire time.

That’s Astroturf SEO.

It’s about manufacturing trust, stacking SERP real estate, and manipulating all of that attention.

It works in any niche. CPA. Amazon affiliate. Supplements. Local SEO. Info products. Run 3–4 brands in parallel and you’ve got a $100/day setup on lock.

Quick strategy to drive traffic for the brand:​

Once the site is made, you have all the page 1 showing brand recognition for your affiliate page, with fake social proof, its time to drive traffic using the Meathead method but with a twist. So for this brain supplement one for example, there was 3 main ways I'd drive traffic to the site.

1. Reddit​
2. TikTok comments​
3. Facebook groups​

NOTE: DO NOT ADD LINKS TO THE WEBSITE I..E. MINDMODEX.COM

The whole point is to make the user think they found out about the product by themselves or through a random stranger who had no ulterior motives. If the post/comment just mentioned MindModeX in passing, it sounds like a random referral which may require the user to search it. Once they see all the hype around it, they'll end up buying or doing whatever the CPA offer is.

So for Reddit, I'd go on brain hacking subreddits, nootropic subreddits etc and just plug Mindmodex in a subtle engineered way. I'd find related brain posts like modafinil, focussing on exams etc and mention how I used to use black coffee but it lost its effects but mindmodex took you to God mode in terms of focus.

That was it.

No URL, nothing like that, just the mention of the brand. Now someone who goes on that post sees my comment, googles it and sees the affiliate site, the trustpilot reviews, the little mini reviews of the product etc. Now they'll go deeper and buy it directly from the affiliate site. Conversions would be insanely high thanks to all the raving reviews.

Same for TikTok comments, I'd find related niche videos, and just say that X product was what I needed etc. I'd get tonnes of people searching directly for it.

Do this and you'll get direct traffic to the site and land sales pretty easily.

 

[RichMedusa]

Very interesting as usual, it's a promising strategy

 

[Brady Orton]

Great strategy, thanks for sharing

 

[HenryObi]

Astroturf SEO in 2025​

The MeatHead 2.0 Method that works in 2025 and beyond
​

If you remember the old days on BHW, you'd probably remember the Meathead method, the one where you create an affiliate site and instead of ranking it on Google, you brute force affiliate commissions by spamming the site link everywhere relating to the niche like blog comments, etc to get direct traffic. It worked for a lot of members here and some even sold their sites after building it for years and landing $100+ daily.

I did that in the early 2010s and it worked a charm. However things change, Facebook group spam filters change, blogs don't accept links etc in comments so that started to phase out UNLESS you had a way around it. I worked around this and managed to tweak the meathead method to the next level to not only get sales driving traffic using the affiliate site BUT to also increase conversions using a little immorality.

I've had one particular site make me $21,000+ semi passively over the last 2 years with comments that still stick after years that I have't even touched.

There’s a different kind of SEO out here. One where you don’t buy PBN backlinks, beg for authority, or fight for topical maps like the herd.

Instead, you create a brand that never existed and force Google to believe it does.

That’s what I call Astroturf SEO, because you're not growing a brand from grassroots. You're rolling out synthetic turf. Fake buzz. Staged reviews. And the illusion of legitimacy from day one.

Let me show you how I built a fake affiliate brand, made it look like the hottest thing in its niche, and used black hat SEO to dominate the entire first page of Google… and how you can do the same with any affiliate niche or local offer you want.

I started with a blank slate. No real product. Just an idea, let’s say I wanted to sell an affiliate product for a brain supplement. I picked a fake name that sounded brandable: “MindModeX.”

No trademarks. No competition. Just white space. Something easy to rank for with just an EMD and a little bit of time.

I built a basic one-page site using a landing page builder. I used Carrd but anything works fine. It had the usual affiliate structure: headline, social proof, product image, “buy now” button with my affiliate link, nothing fancy. But I didn’t just wait for it to rank.

Instead, I made sure that if anyone Googled “MindModeX,” they’d see a wall of praise.

I had to find sites that could index fast, and have high trustability.

1. First, I wrote a Google Site called “Is MindModeX Legit? Read This First.” It was formatted like an honest review, a long-form post pretending to be skeptical, but ultimately supportive.
2. Then I created a Notion page formatted like a casual journal. “Day 3 on MindModeX – Can’t Believe the Focus”, it read like something a student might write in a private note, but it was public, indexed, and ranking.
3. After that came the Medium article: “Why I Stopped Taking Modafinil and Switched to MindModeX.” This one pretended to be a lifestyle shift. It had links to the site, but in a subtle “you can check them out here” tone.
4. Next, I hit Reddit. I didn’t even link. I just posted under old accounts things like “Anyone else heard of MindModeX? Friend swears it helped with his MCATs.” No selling. Just planting the seed. Then I replied to myself and upvoted the thread.
5. I added a TrustPilot page. Used fake comments to generate 5-star reviews. Uploaded a SlideShare deck called “3 Study Hacks for 2025 Students” and made Slide 9 mention MindModeX like it was common knowledge.
6. Finally, I wrote Quora answers, dropped mentions in Discords, and commented on YouTube videos saying “MindModeX works better than coffee for me. Google it.”

That was it.

I didn’t link-spam. I didn’t even drive traffic directly.

I just made people Google the name. And when they did?

They saw a wall of support. Reviews. “User” journals. Community threads. Slides. Blog posts. All on trusted domains. And the #1 result was my site, the only one where they could actually buy it.

This is how you create fake credibility. You rig Google to believe your brand is real. Then you let users confirm the illusion on their own.

And when they see all that positive buzz from different sources? They don’t hesitate.

They click. They buy. And they don’t even realize the buzz was you the entire time.

That’s Astroturf SEO.

It’s about manufacturing trust, stacking SERP real estate, and manipulating all of that attention.

It works in any niche. CPA. Amazon affiliate. Supplements. Local SEO. Info products. Run 3–4 brands in parallel and you’ve got a $100/day setup on lock.

Quick strategy to drive traffic for the brand:​

Once the site is made, you have all the page 1 showing brand recognition for your affiliate page, with fake social proof, its time to drive traffic using the Meathead method but with a twist. So for this brain supplement one for example, there was 3 main ways I'd drive traffic to the site.

1. Reddit​
2. TikTok comments​
3. Facebook groups​

NOTE: DO NOT ADD LINKS TO THE WEBSITE I..E. MINDMODEX.COM

The whole point is to make the user think they found out about the product by themselves or through a random stranger who had no ulterior motives. If the post/comment just mentioned MindModeX in passing, it sounds like a random referral which may require the user to search it. Once they see all the hype around it, they'll end up buying or doing whatever the CPA offer is.

So for Reddit, I'd go on brain hacking subreddits, nootropic subreddits etc and just plug Mindmodex in a subtle engineered way. I'd find related brain posts like modafinil, focussing on exams etc and mention how I used to use black coffee but it lost its effects but mindmodex took you to God mode in terms of focus.

That was it.

No URL, nothing like that, just the mention of the brand. Now someone who goes on that post sees my comment, googles it and sees the affiliate site, the trustpilot reviews, the little mini reviews of the product etc. Now they'll go deeper and buy it directly from the affiliate site. Conversions would be insanely high thanks to all the raving reviews.

Same for TikTok comments, I'd find related niche videos, and just say that X product was what I needed etc. I'd get tonnes of people searching directly for it.

Do this and you'll get direct traffic to the site and land sales pretty easily.

This is an easy way to also boost a new website and it's presence on Google. If, you want your site to start ranking for it's brand name, do something like this.

I have done it before, I started getting visitors from Google pretty early on.

 

[Opulentos]

This is an easy way to also boost a new website and it's presence on Google. If, you want your site to start ranking for it's brand name, do something like this.

I have done it before, I started getting visitors from Google pretty early on.

Yeah it’s pretty easy to get traffic this way, the other extra pages ranking helps drive conversions since they all mention how the main site (affiliate site) is reputable

 

[krishnacode360]

great strategy

 

[coolkasun]

Thanks . i got a nice idea

 

[Fiducia]

Astroturf SEO in 2025​

The MeatHead 2.0 Method that works in 2025 and beyond
​

If you remember the old days on BHW, you'd probably remember the Meathead method, the one where you create an affiliate site and instead of ranking it on Google, you brute force affiliate commissions by spamming the site link everywhere relating to the niche like blog comments, etc to get direct traffic. It worked for a lot of members here and some even sold their sites after building it for years and landing $100+ daily.

I did that in the early 2010s and it worked a charm. However things change, Facebook group spam filters change, blogs don't accept links etc in comments so that started to phase out UNLESS you had a way around it. I worked around this and managed to tweak the meathead method to the next level to not only get sales driving traffic using the affiliate site BUT to also increase conversions using a little immorality.

I've had one particular site make me $21,000+ semi passively over the last 2 years with comments that still stick after years that I have't even touched.

There’s a different kind of SEO out here. One where you don’t buy PBN backlinks, beg for authority, or fight for topical maps like the herd.

Instead, you create a brand that never existed and force Google to believe it does.

That’s what I call Astroturf SEO, because you're not growing a brand from grassroots. You're rolling out synthetic turf. Fake buzz. Staged reviews. And the illusion of legitimacy from day one.

Let me show you how I built a fake affiliate brand, made it look like the hottest thing in its niche, and used black hat SEO to dominate the entire first page of Google… and how you can do the same with any affiliate niche or local offer you want.

I started with a blank slate. No real product. Just an idea, let’s say I wanted to sell an affiliate product for a brain supplement. I picked a fake name that sounded brandable: “MindModeX.”

No trademarks. No competition. Just white space. Something easy to rank for with just an EMD and a little bit of time.

I built a basic one-page site using a landing page builder. I used Carrd but anything works fine. It had the usual affiliate structure: headline, social proof, product image, “buy now” button with my affiliate link, nothing fancy. But I didn’t just wait for it to rank.

Instead, I made sure that if anyone Googled “MindModeX,” they’d see a wall of praise.

I had to find sites that could index fast, and have high trustability.

1. First, I wrote a Google Site called “Is MindModeX Legit? Read This First.” It was formatted like an honest review, a long-form post pretending to be skeptical, but ultimately supportive.
2. Then I created a Notion page formatted like a casual journal. “Day 3 on MindModeX – Can’t Believe the Focus”, it read like something a student might write in a private note, but it was public, indexed, and ranking.
3. After that came the Medium article: “Why I Stopped Taking Modafinil and Switched to MindModeX.” This one pretended to be a lifestyle shift. It had links to the site, but in a subtle “you can check them out here” tone.
4. Next, I hit Reddit. I didn’t even link. I just posted under old accounts things like “Anyone else heard of MindModeX? Friend swears it helped with his MCATs.” No selling. Just planting the seed. Then I replied to myself and upvoted the thread.
5. I added a TrustPilot page. Used fake comments to generate 5-star reviews. Uploaded a SlideShare deck called “3 Study Hacks for 2025 Students” and made Slide 9 mention MindModeX like it was common knowledge.
6. Finally, I wrote Quora answers, dropped mentions in Discords, and commented on YouTube videos saying “MindModeX works better than coffee for me. Google it.”

That was it.

I didn’t link-spam. I didn’t even drive traffic directly.

I just made people Google the name. And when they did?

They saw a wall of support. Reviews. “User” journals. Community threads. Slides. Blog posts. All on trusted domains. And the #1 result was my site, the only one where they could actually buy it.

This is how you create fake credibility. You rig Google to believe your brand is real. Then you let users confirm the illusion on their own.

And when they see all that positive buzz from different sources? They don’t hesitate.

They click. They buy. And they don’t even realize the buzz was you the entire time.

That’s Astroturf SEO.

It’s about manufacturing trust, stacking SERP real estate, and manipulating all of that attention.

It works in any niche. CPA. Amazon affiliate. Supplements. Local SEO. Info products. Run 3–4 brands in parallel and you’ve got a $100/day setup on lock.

Quick strategy to drive traffic for the brand:​

Once the site is made, you have all the page 1 showing brand recognition for your affiliate page, with fake social proof, its time to drive traffic using the Meathead method but with a twist. So for this brain supplement one for example, there was 3 main ways I'd drive traffic to the site.

1. Reddit​
2. TikTok comments​
3. Facebook groups​

NOTE: DO NOT ADD LINKS TO THE WEBSITE I..E. MINDMODEX.COM

The whole point is to make the user think they found out about the product by themselves or through a random stranger who had no ulterior motives. If the post/comment just mentioned MindModeX in passing, it sounds like a random referral which may require the user to search it. Once they see all the hype around it, they'll end up buying or doing whatever the CPA offer is.

So for Reddit, I'd go on brain hacking subreddits, nootropic subreddits etc and just plug Mindmodex in a subtle engineered way. I'd find related brain posts like modafinil, focussing on exams etc and mention how I used to use black coffee but it lost its effects but mindmodex took you to God mode in terms of focus.

That was it.

No URL, nothing like that, just the mention of the brand. Now someone who goes on that post sees my comment, googles it and sees the affiliate site, the trustpilot reviews, the little mini reviews of the product etc. Now they'll go deeper and buy it directly from the affiliate site. Conversions would be insanely high thanks to all the raving reviews.

Same for TikTok comments, I'd find related niche videos, and just say that X product was what I needed etc. I'd get tonnes of people searching directly for it.

Do this and you'll get direct traffic to the site and land sales pretty easily.

So?

 

[kotp]

I did 3 articles on medium and it's nofollow link. I got 2 views after one week publish.

 

[ritafairclough]

Thank you! Quick question: when the person eventually lands on your new branded site, the offer click goes to another affiliate product?

Won't this confuse visitors as they think they are buying your brand but instead your redirecting them to another?

 

[wizechicken]

Astroturf SEO in 2025​

The MeatHead 2.0 Method that works in 2025 and beyond
​

If you remember the old days on BHW, you'd probably remember the Meathead method, the one where you create an affiliate site and instead of ranking it on Google, you brute force affiliate commissions by spamming the site link everywhere relating to the niche like blog comments, etc to get direct traffic. It worked for a lot of members here and some even sold their sites after building it for years and landing $100+ daily.

I did that in the early 2010s and it worked a charm. However things change, Facebook group spam filters change, blogs don't accept links etc in comments so that started to phase out UNLESS you had a way around it. I worked around this and managed to tweak the meathead method to the next level to not only get sales driving traffic using the affiliate site BUT to also increase conversions using a little immorality.

I've had one particular site make me $21,000+ semi passively over the last 2 years with comments that still stick after years that I have't even touched.

There’s a different kind of SEO out here. One where you don’t buy PBN backlinks, beg for authority, or fight for topical maps like the herd.

Instead, you create a brand that never existed and force Google to believe it does.

That’s what I call Astroturf SEO, because you're not growing a brand from grassroots. You're rolling out synthetic turf. Fake buzz. Staged reviews. And the illusion of legitimacy from day one.

Let me show you how I built a fake affiliate brand, made it look like the hottest thing in its niche, and used black hat SEO to dominate the entire first page of Google… and how you can do the same with any affiliate niche or local offer you want.

I started with a blank slate. No real product. Just an idea, let’s say I wanted to sell an affiliate product for a brain supplement. I picked a fake name that sounded brandable: “MindModeX.”

No trademarks. No competition. Just white space. Something easy to rank for with just an EMD and a little bit of time.

I built a basic one-page site using a landing page builder. I used Carrd but anything works fine. It had the usual affiliate structure: headline, social proof, product image, “buy now” button with my affiliate link, nothing fancy. But I didn’t just wait for it to rank.

Instead, I made sure that if anyone Googled “MindModeX,” they’d see a wall of praise.

I had to find sites that could index fast, and have high trustability.

1. First, I wrote a Google Site called “Is MindModeX Legit? Read This First.” It was formatted like an honest review, a long-form post pretending to be skeptical, but ultimately supportive.
2. Then I created a Notion page formatted like a casual journal. “Day 3 on MindModeX – Can’t Believe the Focus”, it read like something a student might write in a private note, but it was public, indexed, and ranking.
3. After that came the Medium article: “Why I Stopped Taking Modafinil and Switched to MindModeX.” This one pretended to be a lifestyle shift. It had links to the site, but in a subtle “you can check them out here” tone.
4. Next, I hit Reddit. I didn’t even link. I just posted under old accounts things like “Anyone else heard of MindModeX? Friend swears it helped with his MCATs.” No selling. Just planting the seed. Then I replied to myself and upvoted the thread.
5. I added a TrustPilot page. Used fake comments to generate 5-star reviews. Uploaded a SlideShare deck called “3 Study Hacks for 2025 Students” and made Slide 9 mention MindModeX like it was common knowledge.
6. Finally, I wrote Quora answers, dropped mentions in Discords, and commented on YouTube videos saying “MindModeX works better than coffee for me. Google it.”

That was it.

I didn’t link-spam. I didn’t even drive traffic directly.

I just made people Google the name. And when they did?

They saw a wall of support. Reviews. “User” journals. Community threads. Slides. Blog posts. All on trusted domains. And the #1 result was my site, the only one where they could actually buy it.

This is how you create fake credibility. You rig Google to believe your brand is real. Then you let users confirm the illusion on their own.

And when they see all that positive buzz from different sources? They don’t hesitate.

They click. They buy. And they don’t even realize the buzz was you the entire time.

That’s Astroturf SEO.

It’s about manufacturing trust, stacking SERP real estate, and manipulating all of that attention.

It works in any niche. CPA. Amazon affiliate. Supplements. Local SEO. Info products. Run 3–4 brands in parallel and you’ve got a $100/day setup on lock.

Quick strategy to drive traffic for the brand:​

Once the site is made, you have all the page 1 showing brand recognition for your affiliate page, with fake social proof, its time to drive traffic using the Meathead method but with a twist. So for this brain supplement one for example, there was 3 main ways I'd drive traffic to the site.

1. Reddit​
2. TikTok comments​
3. Facebook groups​

NOTE: DO NOT ADD LINKS TO THE WEBSITE I..E. MINDMODEX.COM

The whole point is to make the user think they found out about the product by themselves or through a random stranger who had no ulterior motives. If the post/comment just mentioned MindModeX in passing, it sounds like a random referral which may require the user to search it. Once they see all the hype around it, they'll end up buying or doing whatever the CPA offer is.

So for Reddit, I'd go on brain hacking subreddits, nootropic subreddits etc and just plug Mindmodex in a subtle engineered way. I'd find related brain posts like modafinil, focussing on exams etc and mention how I used to use black coffee but it lost its effects but mindmodex took you to God mode in terms of focus.

That was it.

No URL, nothing like that, just the mention of the brand. Now someone who goes on that post sees my comment, googles it and sees the affiliate site, the trustpilot reviews, the little mini reviews of the product etc. Now they'll go deeper and buy it directly from the affiliate site. Conversions would be insanely high thanks to all the raving reviews.

Same for TikTok comments, I'd find related niche videos, and just say that X product was what I needed etc. I'd get tonnes of people searching directly for it.

Do this and you'll get direct traffic to the site and land sales pretty easily.

That's actually a good idea

 

[Akinyande ayo]

I've done something like this for my websites, just that I didn't create the buzz using spam methods.

 

[Eugene117]

Great strategy, thanks for sharing. Is this work now right?

 

[marth01]

Can I use a free domain? like mindmodeX.carrd.com... since you mentioned carrd.

 

[Opulentos]

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So?

I don’t understand, is this meant to be a “gotcha” moment?
It’s a term I just coined.

Astroturfing definition from Google : the https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=8ffc4cc3ad7d481a&rlz=1CDGOYI_enGB1006GB1006&hl=en-GB&sxsrf=AHTn8zqC2Km9oCCK2kH01M4G61x3L5XdOA:1745427313066&q=deceptive&si=APYL9bvtFLj-ISwFDyvbg6-m4pTqfvwLacMHvOnHhpaKtkgLrdfe0q_Z5BmExATUe0GOIBc2tQvx4sAiRUHz9BdWr06k2ET3h-BtA4tczFytmSGhdIfUC88%3D&expnd=1&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjy6ea3z-6MAxXoVkEAHXMoNqcQyecJegQIIBAN&biw=440&bih=766&dpr=3 practice of presenting an https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=8ffc4cc3ad7d481a&rlz=1CDGOYI_enGB1006GB1006&hl=en-GB&sxsrf=AHTn8zqC2Km9oCCK2kH01M4G61x3L5XdOA:1745427313066&q=orchestrated&si=APYL9bsiCsNXe-ci7zfr23UVPMz1mDBgXM0_sbszkO2Q_pMA2Yad1uYYO_oyg9np_m2zy8HIDSrEkWBr-lHclE6pHlUorkYBPuDo7-LtdJCJIOqXoJhp0MQ%3D&expnd=1&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjy6ea3z-6MAxXoVkEAHXMoNqcQyecJegQIIBAOmarketing or public relations campaign in the https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=8ffc4cc3ad7d481a&rlz=1CDGOYI_enGB1006GB1006&hl=en-GB&sxsrf=AHTn8zqC2Km9oCCK2kH01M4G61x3L5XdOA:1745427313066&q=guise&si=APYL9bseOkRtPplmiFwUxbDEwT9fOZ0G2WhW39QsBe2o4I17RhTT73XOxGqVfHGbk6xpvAawdio69H4_vP43osJkZmKItrvE-g%3D%3D&expnd=1&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjy6ea3z-6MAxXoVkEAHXMoNqcQyecJegQIIBAP of unsolicited comments from members of the public.

SEO: search engine optimisation

My brain used the words together to show a method where you orchestrate deceptive page 1 results to rank your brand terms and get higher CTR for your affiliate sites

Thank you! Quick question: when the person eventually lands on your new branded site, the offer click goes to another affiliate

Won't this confuse visitors as they think they are buying your brand but instead your redirecting them to another?

Honestly good question
It doesn’t cause confusion, it actually builds trust. Because the visitor just spent 5 minutes Googling MindModeX and saw Reddit threads, Medium reviews, and fake TrustPilot pages all vouching for it. That social proof does all the work before the click even happens.

And if you’re using something like Amazon affiliate or CPA offers? People are used to redirections. The key is just making the jump feel natural, and making sure the entire SERP sets up the expectation that this is the real deal and that it’s simply a payment processor

Maybe mention a brand partnership

I've done something like this for my websites, just that I didn't create the buzz using spam methods.

Understandable, there’s various uses for this method

Great strategy, thanks for sharing. Is this work now right?

Yep just used it recently

Can I use a free domain? like mindmodeX.carrd.com... since you mentioned carrd.

Yes you can but its better to buy a domain and attach it to the carrd site

 

[Spicy Chromosomes]

I'm actually working in a very similar project right now, you gave some good ideas with it...appreciate your new sharing

 

[powlow29]

If you remember the old days on BHW

But your account was made in 2020?!
What was your previous account please ?

Brother have one strategy. Google site and notion.

Cool strategy to build authority and interest over a specific fake brand name that people will search and then redirect them to an affiliate product named something else lmao.
Of course they will buy the unknown product. YOLO.
What am I reading Seriously ?
Anyone still believe what he says ?

@Opulentos no need to reply to me. Thank you

 

[Bettie_Bay]

very interesting mate... looking for more strategies like this

 

[Opulentos]

But your account was made in 2020?!
What was your previous account please ?

Brother have one strategy. Google site and notion.

Cool strategy to build authority and interest over a specific fake brand name that people will search and then redirect them to an affiliate product named something else lmao.
Of course they will buy the unknown product. YOLO.
What am I reading Seriously ?
Anyone still believe what he says ?

Didn’t realize you needed an account before 2020 just to access and read the forum.

I’ve been on BHW since I was 15, way back in 2010-2011 soaking up everything from parasite methods to PBNs, AGN, etc long before I ever made a profile. Just because I wasn’t posting doesn’t mean I wasn’t learning.

And honestly, you seem to be on every one of my threads. Kinda flattering.

At this point, you might as well buy me a drink. Living rent free in your mind

@powlow29 Also no need to reply to my threads pretty sure there’s a feature to block certain profiles from appearing on your feed

very interesting mate... looking for more strategies like this

There’s plenty more like this

 

[powlow29]

Didn’t realize you needed an account before 2020 just to access and read the forum.

I’ve been on BHW since I was 15, way back in 2010-2011 soaking up everything from parasite methods to PBNs, AGN, etc long before I ever made a profile. Just because I wasn’t posting doesn’t mean I wasn’t learning.

And honestly, you seem to be on every one of my threads. Kinda flattering.

At this point, you might as well buy me a drink. Living rent free in your mind

@powlow29 Also no need to reply to my threads pretty sure there’s a feature to block certain profiles from appearing on your feed


There’s plenty more like this

I have to post on your threads.
Trying to keep people away from your bullshit. You clearly insult our IQ.

You sell dream to people, not real work. Typical guru stuff.

Please do one more thread about google site and notion.

Do not hesitate to block me because everytime I read bullshit, I will say it.