My SEO Blueprint (SENuke, AMR, BMD, Xrumer, Scrapebox)

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thanks for this amazing tut , I believe someone will take this and sell it somewhere .. DP or WF ..
Can you please share the footprint which you used to scrape non-captcha submission pligg/scutlle.. sites.
I wanna to start one cycle dividing at 1 week .. take things little slow

Too much work for WF guys... And notice that OP doesn't state "I'm making $XXXXXX/month on autopilot" or stuff like that. Not going to sell IMO :p

Great post OP, it's good to see people sharing some quality info nowadays.
 
11. Blast promo article with SENuke to all Web 2.0 sites it supports excluding those you've posted to manually.
I made it through this entire thing, and it took approximately 55-60 hrs for me.

Right now I'm working on the xrumer part, but I did this more to see how it worked.

This part (11) SENuke failed miserably on, though it worked signing up. My articles had a 90-95% unique factor (I use a particularly time consuming method so I don't have to edit them and keep this huge unique rating) and I embedded the vid, but SEnuke is just not any good at posting/profile stuff with Web 2.0

Anyway, the site I did this on (ecommerce actually) had a 2.7 million unique search per mth keyword and I'm already #5 for it after this campaign.

There's a few things I'd suggest fixing about your method though. Namely use 3 different spun articles (spin 3 totally different ones) use one for Web 2.0s, 1 for news feeds and 1 for AMR blasts (though I never just blast AMR, I only submit to PR > 1)

Also the pinging thing at the end is probably not necessary for anything but the profiles
 
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what an awesome post. when u say that u blast the articles and 2.0 sites with 5000 forum profiles (xrumer) do u mean that each of those urls gets 5000 links or are all the urls divided up in that xrumer blast?

thanks again for the awsome post

All URLs are rotated (divided up as you said). 5000 links total, not per URL.
 
thanks for this amazing tut , I believe someone will take this and sell it somewhere .. DP or WF ..
Can you please share the footprint which you used to scrape non-captcha submission pligg/scutlle.. sites.
I wanna to start one cycle dividing at 1 week .. take things little slow

I just harvest a list and let BMD tell me if it is non-captcha. A lot of
the times it gives false positives. That's why I disable all captcha
solving in BMD before I blast to these sites.

As for footprints, you can easily come up with them yourself.
Start with "powered by pligg" and see what generic URLs and footers
they use.
 
Too much work for WF guys... And notice that OP doesn't state "I'm making $XXXXXX/month on autopilot" or stuff like that. Not going to sell IMO :p

Great post OP, it's good to see people sharing some quality info nowadays.

There are HUGE mistakes people make.

They think ranking = money. FALSE.
They think ranking = traffic. FALSE.
They think traffic = money. FALSE.
They think tough competition = more money. FALSE.

This method is about ranking for easy to medium competition
keyword. You can either make money with it or lose.
 
I made it through this entire thing, and it took approximately 55-60 hrs for me.

Right now I'm working on the xrumer part, but I did this more to see how it worked.

This part (11) SENuke failed miserably on, though it worked signing up. My articles had a 90-95% unique factor (I use a particularly time consuming method so I don't have to edit them and keep this huge unique rating) and I embedded the vid, but SEnuke is just not any good at posting/profile stuff with Web 2.0

Anyway, the site I did this on (ecommerce actually) had a 2.7 million unique search per mth keyword and I'm already #5 for it after this campaign.

There's a few things I'd suggest fixing about your method though. Namely use 3 different spun articles (spin 3 totally different ones) use one for Web 2.0s, 1 for news feeds and 1 for AMR blasts (though I never just blast AMR, I only submit to PR > 1)

Also the pinging thing at the end is probably not necessary for anything but the profiles

I agree about unique articles. I use one because of my laziness.
Hate spinning :)

As for SENuke, I don't embed videos in SENuke posts. Just text.
I get 70-80% success posts on average.
 
When doing the Senuke blast, is the keyword anchored inside the article? If so, then in what format should I include it (like <a href="website">anchor</a>, or something of the kind)?

Or you just weave the URL itself into the text?

Thanks!
 
"9. This is a hard part. MANUALLY submit spun version of your article together with embedded YouTube video to the following Web 2.0 sites: Squidoo, Hubpages, Weebly, Wikia, Wetpaint, Wikispaces, Posterous, Tumblr, Wordpress, Blogspot, Bukisa, Zimbio, Skyrock, MyLivePage and any other Web 2.0 site not supported by SENuke that you know. As a minimum I submit to Squidoo, Hubpages, Weebly, Wikia, Wetpaint, Posterous, Tumblr, Zimbio, Blogspot, and Bukisa. Yes, Hubpages, Wetpaint, Wikispaces, Wordpress, and Blogspot are supported by SENuke but I still submit to them manually because... THE KEY IS TO EMBED VIDEO!"


This actually is not as much work as it might seem. I got this done in about a day (fortunately, I have a job that gives me a lot of time to work on IM stuff). Now, I am in the process of outsourcing all the SENuke/BMD, etc blasts

Will keep you updated
 
When doing the Senuke blast, is the keyword anchored inside the article? If so, then in what format should I include it (like <a href="website">anchor</a>, or something of the kind)?

Or you just weave the URL itself into the text?

Thanks!

Do <a href="website">anchor</a>
 
"9. This is a hard part. MANUALLY submit spun version of your article together with embedded YouTube video to the following Web 2.0 sites: Squidoo, Hubpages, Weebly, Wikia, Wetpaint, Wikispaces, Posterous, Tumblr, Wordpress, Blogspot, Bukisa, Zimbio, Skyrock, MyLivePage and any other Web 2.0 site not supported by SENuke that you know. As a minimum I submit to Squidoo, Hubpages, Weebly, Wikia, Wetpaint, Posterous, Tumblr, Zimbio, Blogspot, and Bukisa. Yes, Hubpages, Wetpaint, Wikispaces, Wordpress, and Blogspot are supported by SENuke but I still submit to them manually because... THE KEY IS TO EMBED VIDEO!"


This actually is not as much work as it might seem. I got this done in about a day (fortunately, I have a job that gives me a lot of time to work on IM stuff). Now, I am in the process of outsourcing all the SENuke/BMD, etc blasts

Will keep you updated

True. I managed to do one full cycle in around 12 hours but
do it enough and you'll start seeing weird dreams about backlinks
and call your wife Bukisa.
 
I agree about unique articles. I use one because of my laziness.
Hate spinning :)

As for SENuke, I don't embed videos in SENuke posts. Just text.
I get 70-80% success posts on average.

I def didn't embed in SEnuke what I did was I let SEnuke sign on get to the screen, put the highly spun title in then I'd copy/paste the highest unique factor spun articles with vid embed manually...

There's a finite amt of web 2.0s on SEnuke (around 50?) and I just let it do the annoying username/password tracking :rolleyes:

It took about 6-7 hrs to create the web 2.0 database.
I did NOT use links for the xrumer blast unless it was an article on a PR2-PR6 article site or one of the web 2.0

Woke up this morning and I'm #2... xrumer blast was outsourced for me this afternoon so we'll see if #1 is achieved for this competitive keyword.

Views have skyrocketed to 20,000/day on the site though (from around 1000)

I'm not convinced the method would work without the capacity to not be lazy...

SEO is one of the few "jobs" that actually pays off with direct proportionality to intelligence and hardwork.

Still your method is solid, the tweaks (obv it's not perfect, nothing is) can come by hard work and some link variability.
 
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I def didn't embed in SEnuke what I did was I let SEnuke sign on get to the screen, put the highly spun title in then I'd copy/paste the highest unique factor spun articles with vid embed manually...

There's a finite amt of web 2.0s on SEnuke (around 50?) and I just let it do the annoying username/password tracking :rolleyes:

It took about 6-7 hrs to create the web 2.0 database.
I did NOT use links for the xrumer blast unless it was an article on a PR2-PR6 article site or one of the web 2.0

Woke up this morning and I'm #2... xrumer blast was outsourced for me this afternoon so we'll see if #1 is achieved for this competitive keyword.

Views have skyrocketed to 20,000/day on the site though (from around 1000)

I'm not convinced the method would work without the capacity to not be lazy...

SEO is one of the few "jobs" that actually pays off with direct proportionality to intelligence and hardwork.

Still your method is solid, the tweaks (obv it's not perfect, nothing is) can come by hard work and some link variability.

Glad to see your success, very encouraging, did you do the bookmarks and RSS submissions as well? Also, did you do SB blasts?

Thanks and don't stop till number 1!
 
Glad to see your success, very encouraging, did you do the bookmarks and RSS submissions as well? Also, did you do SB blasts?

Thanks and don't stop till number 1!

I RSS fed the profile links with a scheduled release (100 per release per 2 days), I'm still questioning if I'm going to bookmark the web 2.0s or not
They've all been found by google according to crawl records from those referring sites to my money site.:cool:

Note: I haven't done scrapebox blasts and may not even do them...
I think my time is better served taking my 98% unique spun content (see my method for making this possible in the thread on article spinning) and do another entire campaign from start to finish... web 2.0 ---> articles ---> spam articles ----> xrumer blast with profiles.
 
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I had a quick question regarding the setup of the Web 2.0 links. My strategy will be not as intense as the OP has posted, but incorporate some of the methods.

So Let's say I have a niche site that focuses on 5 different keywords, but within the same niche. So my homepage focuses on 1 keyword (1 post on the homepage that is sticky) and have 4 more internal pages that focus on 4 other related keywords.

When I go and build the Web 2.0 sites (the 30 or so) should I just embed one link in each one of the 30 sites and use the anchor text of the keyword for the homepage? Or should I spread the links around use all 5 keywords for the 30 Web 2.0 sites and link to the homepage keyword as well as the internal pages with different keywords?

I guess what I 'm asking is it a good idea to do like 30 Web 2.0 for each keyword/page that I'm trying to rank or use that initial 30 and link back to all 5 pages of my site? Or should I do like 5 x 30 Web 2.0 sites with each 30 linking only to it's keyword page and using the same anchor text?
 
Hi,
Can you tell me why you use some no-follow web 2.0's in your first tier? Don't you think it's kinda useless building backlinks to these no-follow blogs, and you can better use your resources to build backlinks to the do-follow blogs?
 
Hi,
Can you tell me why you use some no-follow web 2.0's in your first tier? Don't you think it's kinda useless building backlinks to these no-follow blogs, and you can better use your resources to build backlinks to the do-follow blogs?

I've already answered it. No follow is bullshit. They are perfectly followed by search engine bots. The other reason is footprints. All do follow looks suspicious and unnatural.
 
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