Guy got Ranked #3 in Google in 48 hours? From Twitter? Possible?

[joshweaver9]

My accounts are pretty solid with names and pics, some of bios most do not. Most also have 100+ followers and am working to increase that. I haven't seen the accounts that guys uses. I do not drip the retweets in though. They are all within about a 10 minutes span.

 

[DamageX]

The guy is probably lying trying to sell his own product or an aff, or the keywords aren't very competitive.

Ya think? :naughty:

 

[Nubby]

The guy is probably lying trying to sell his own product or an aff, or the keywords aren't very competitive. Or he's some form of SEO god, take your pick.

The author of the study does Chiropractic Marketing - check OP first post. Since I've done some work with local chiropractic businesses I follow Ben Cummings (known marketer in this field) as well.

Unless he decided to create a twitter service out of thin air I would say this is one of the more legit studies without an aff link attached either. His readership gets a lot of value from his recommendations and it's laughable to assume he is connected in some way to what he recommended (he's been blogging a long time and has recommended hundreds of products if not thousands)

Time to get the tin foil hats on

 

[Majin95]

May be interesting.

I'm testing the 3 days free trial on a new website with a low competition "product review" keywords. I'll report soon.

Their twitter profiles all have pics and some followers already.

Edit: Few hours later my website went from nowhere to #49.

396 retweets and my keyword is now #54....

 

[hydroflame7]

I'm sure it works but it definitely won't stay. All temporary gains.

 

[aardanyul]

Social backlinks are actually insanely powerful, I feel many undervalue them. I love plugins for blogs that autopost every new post to all social sites. They work really well.

 

[JMW2700]

sounds a little fishy to me :/

 

[MarkI]

396 retweets and my keyword is now #54....

nice! is it still improving?

 

[ViperVin]

Bought a Fiverr Gig and it was completed yesterday 24 hours later moved from 15 to 14, according to TT the keyword is "difficult" but it is a local keyword along the lines of "profession, City"

But this was only about 100 re-tweets, wondering if the # has to be higher?

Bought a gig also that did 100 retweets, but not sure if it had any impact on my site.

 

[Getwhatchuwant]

Thanks to everyone trying out the service. It sounds like some really great results so far. TwitterBacklinks.com has been a hugely successful launch for us and we had a great number of BHW members as our initial beta testers before we went live.

Currently our network boasts unique twitter accounts in the 6 figure range and the majority of our accounts have at least 10-50 followers and growing. *Some even have hundreds. *

During our closed beta we saw a significant difference when receiving tweets/retweets from aged accounts with followers vs junk accounts with little to no followers. So we made it a requirement to provide only the highest caliber of retweets which pays off big when your social signals are measured in terms of quality for search rank. It seems some people here are already seeing exactly that.

Enjoy
Dan

Link is down. Still@#14 was going to see if more retweets moved it even further.

 

[GiftGuru]

I'll lay out the secret since people keep PM'ing me and asking me.

Here's the deal in a nutshell:

ANY link you want to move up in the SERPS, drive traffic to it from Twitter. How is this done? Forget RT's, Forget wait and reply, the BEST way to do it is to create multiple twitter accounts, all having a kick ass teaser bio and the URL of what you are trying to move up in the SERPS.

Works like a dream. You are using the average garbage twitter user NOT for a sale or conversion of any type, but for a "PR10 vote"

Think about it, when Big G sees a FLOOD of twitter users going to a single URL, that URL moves up quick. I have done this a THOUSAND times and it works EVERY TIME

 

[em20485]

niceee

 

[Quazpolter]

Take threads like these, with a bucket of salt, where random accounts immediately come out of the woodwork boasting success with a service somebody is selling.

Its what I'd do. Have an account post some wild BS, then get other accounts praising said BS and finally come along myself all "What a coinkydink! I happen to be selling said service you people keep talking about! Magic! Super! Buy!"

 

[em20485]

great method

 

[-Jericho-]

142 Tweets - 0 SERP Movement

I decided to give the service a try and test it out for myself. The site I did it on is medium competition and so far I have not seen any change in SERPs. It currently ranks on page 1 and 2 for it's keywords.

 

[blackpa]

Take threads like these, with a bucket of salt, where random accounts immediately come out of the woodwork boasting success with a service somebody is selling.

Its what I'd do. Have an account post some wild BS, then get other accounts praising said BS and finally come along myself all "What a coinkydink! I happen to be selling said service you people keep talking about! Magic! Super! Buy!"

great method

niceee

Right on cue, you mean like these ones? LOL
They sound worse than Blog comment spam. Should check what else he posted.

 

[ibmethatswhoib]

Where is the affiliate program?

Thanks to everyone trying out the service. It sounds like some really great results so far. TwitterBacklinks.com has been a hugely successful launch for us and we had a great number of BHW members as our initial beta testers before we went live.

Currently our network boasts unique twitter accounts in the 6 figure range and the majority of our accounts have at least 10-50 followers and growing. *Some even have hundreds. *

During our closed beta we saw a significant difference when receiving tweets/retweets from aged accounts with followers vs junk accounts with little to no followers. So we made it a requirement to provide only the highest caliber of retweets which pays off big when your social signals are measured in terms of quality for search rank. It seems some people here are already seeing exactly that.

Enjoy
Dan

 

[justin]

no comments

 

[-Jericho-]

206 Tweets - 0 SERP Movement

So far I'm coming back to my original conclusion that twitter does not affect SERPs.

 

[garrido]

Is this sh*t working now?