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

[eugenekhay]

Can I use the same YouTube video for all the cycles that I run for the same website. I was planning on using my products commercial that is on the home page of my money site.

 

[Expertpeon]

Can I use the same YouTube video for all the cycles that I run for the same website. I was planning on using my products commercial that is on the home page of my money site.

I would advise to make hundreds of videos for youtube on 10-20 accounts

 

[nik-0]

Does this blueprint still work?

My thoughts:

web2.0's created - all pr n/a
xrumer profiel links - all pr n/a
scrapebox comments - pr 0.00001 on average cause tons of them are nofollow and the ******** ones are spammed to death
social bookmarks - mostly nofollow so pr n/a
amr articles - all pr n/a
rss feed - all pr n/a

So where is this PR juice coming from?

I tried many times with pyramids but I never got my stuff moving and I concluded that it at least didn't work for me cause it's blasting air with air.

 

[Expertpeon]

Does this blueprint still work?

My thoughts:

web2.0's created - all pr n/a

What?

xrumer profiel links - all pr n/a

What?

scrapebox comments - pr 0.00001 on average cause tons of them are nofollow and the ******** ones are spammed to death

You don't really understand PR too well nor how to create awesome SB lists.

social bookmarks - mostly nofollow so pr n/a

Lol, what? Stop using BMR!!!
it's a waste of your time, you need to only use about 15 sites that google actually indexes.

Still you don't understand how google gives PR obviously. I have created PR3 sites with a single link.
I have created PR2 sites with <1000 nofollow (all nofollow) comments
Also PR has next to nothing to do with ranking...

I see much much more SERP boost from 100 blog.yahoo pages than I do from 100 PR5 d0follow links (and yes, it is EASY to create infinite amounts of d0follow PR4+ links, well assuming you had the time to go through them all.)

I recently purchased around 500 high PR (not ALN either, a private network) blogposts because the price was just so cheap... PRs ranged from 5-1, no PR0 pages.
The site moved less than a single 1000 web 2.0 campaign. It did move, but yeah.

Let's use alivenotdead as an example. This is a SUBPAGE (not a subdomain). As such, it generally takes maybe 500 links to a page or less for the PR from the domain page to be pulled to the inner page... it really doesn't take much at all, and it is nearly irrelevant what kind of links they are.
If you are concerned, you can simply manually back link 1 link per web2.0 you make from a PR4-PR3 page... (though you'll find your rankings don't improve as much even if your web 2.0s are all PR2 and PR3 sites)

 

[eugenekhay]

I would advise to make hundreds of videos for youtube on 10-20 accounts

Are you saying this so that just incase google catches on it does not ruin the content on my money website

I have just started my first cycle and am pretty new to SEO, so I am hoping not to do anything that sandboxes my site.

 

[nik-0]

Wow Expertpeon, that is the biggest nonsense I've ever read. I ranked 6 innerpages of my website to the top of page 1 with one single PR4 ******** link.

And who mentioned BMR? I didn't

And I know for a sure fact that 2000 nofollow links won't even bring you PR1, I blasted over 50.000 nofollow comments on several sites and the only thing that happened was some dancing. This was almost a year ago and my PR never got higher then PR1, and this PR1 was caused by some quality links back then, not because of these comments.

And wth is alivenotdead ???

Its funny that 99 out of the 100 users here are saying that nofollow links don't pass linkjuice and you got PR2 with a lousy 2k comments lol

Apart of all this, well I don't even have a name for what your saying, but BMR and high PR society have shown to be extremely effective for ranking pages. It takes me less then a week to rank at page1 for easy/low competitve search terms.

The reason I say web2.0's are pr n/a is cause they are not connected to the rootdomain in any way, talking about all these subdomain web2.0's here btw. Same with profile links at forums, there is only 1 single link to your profile page and that comes from the memberlist. And the comments pfff, 99% of the PR2+ blogpages have over a 1000 comments.

I read the latest Majestic report where it showed that the top ranking sites are the ones with the most unique IP where the links were coming from. That would mean that my 10.000 unique blogcomment sources should be immens helpfull. Well they aren't moving sh*t.

Anyway I blasted the helll out of a bunch of web2.0's with AMR and scrapebox lately so let's see what will happen to the PR in the soon to come update (it's been a while), I bet its not moving an inche.

 

[Expertpeon]

Wow Expertpeon, that is the biggest nonsense I've ever read. I ranked 6 innerpages of my website to the top of page 1 with one single PR4 ******** link.

This isn't hard to do if the keywords are complete rubbish.
I've done this with 1 link as well for entire domains (blog networks sites)

And who mentioned BMR? I didn't

And I know for a sure fact that 2000 nofollow links won't even bring you PR1, I blasted over 50.000 nofollow comments on several sites and the only thing that happened was some dancing. This was almost a year ago and my PR never got higher then PR1, and this PR1 was caused by some quality links back then, not because of these comments.

Yeah, also rubbish... but it's ok.

And wth is alivenotdead ???

Its funny that 99 out of the 100 users here are saying that nofollow links don't pass linkjuice and you got PR2 with a lousy 2k comments lol

Apart of all this, well I don't even have a name for what your saying, but BMR and high PR society have shown to be extremely effective for ranking pages. It takes me less then a week to rank at page1 for easy/low competitve search terms.

Trust me. I have around 90 domains in a blog network, all of them have PR2 or PR3, and the links going into them vary considerably from just SB spam blasts to single links off high PR pages that are d0follow. Yup, PR2 and PR3 are easy as heck to get. I had PR2 on a site I did a single cash campaign on and nothing else from back in the day.

You couldn't pay me to take these blogposts and crap over web 2.0 blasts... seriously. What's worse is, and this is indisputable, you're effectively paying money and not even SEOing... how far do you think that will get you?

I read the latest Majestic report where it showed that the top ranking sites are the ones with the most unique IP where the links were coming from. That would mean that my 10.000 unique blogcomment sources should be immens helpfull. Well they aren't moving sh*t.

Anyway I blasted the helll out of a bunch of web2.0's with AMR and scrapebox lately so let's see what will happen to the PR in the soon to come update (it's been a while), I bet its not moving an inche.

No one said blog comments get your WEBSITE to rank (at least not SB ones) I said SB blasts get web 2.0s to get your website to rank (which is a verifiable fact from my experience)

Well, if you doubt it so much, why don't you go out and start paying for PR links?
See the problem with this "theory" is that it would effectively kill SEO and profit margins... every person would simply be competing "how much can I spend on blogposts and hmpg links" and ranking sites via this method alone. Simply put, this isn't how it works.
I have blasted sites with web 2.0s and pyramids and Xrumer blasts and it works. Period.
I'm not going to pretend i know the algorithmic reason this method works, but it does.

 

[nik-0]

Then how is it possible that it does NOT work for me? I blasted dozens web2.0's with 100.000's of comments and nothing happened, totallly nothing. While when I submit 1 article at highPR and let it spin it about 50 times (costs only $3.75) it takes me about 5-7 days and I show up at page 1.

Huge cooperations do nothing else then buying links to get the top positions for the juicy keywords. And I ain't gonna do anything else anymore then buying these links at sites like bmr and highprsociety, well not really at bmr cause i simply hate their concept of unique content only. And I always throw in a few bookmarks and some comments in the mix for the diversity (as thats like a 2minute job, press start and play). This way my linkbuilding process takes max 5 minutes of my time. If Iwouldn't be the extreme lazy and broke guy as I am I would have made millions this way Before you say, why you make no money from all these page1 rankings? Well I chose affiliate clickbank products + some aged IM products like AMR and wow are they difficult to sell, I should've sticked to adsense.

Unless someone would teach me how to get effective rankings from these pyramids, I swear to god that I tried it several times and the effect was zero and my pc got so damn slow from this scrapebox running on fullspeed (plus my other 2 vm's for other stuff) that it slowed all my other work down, I would've been faster done if I just searched for real legit backlinks lol

Just wanted to add that I dont think the service cash is offering is complete rubbish, overpriced yes, but I do think most of its strenght purely comes from the diversity of the tier1 links and not because all these other tiers do their job so well.

 

[Expertpeon]

Then how is it possible that it does NOT work for me? I blasted dozens web2.0's with 100.000's of comments and nothing happened, totallly nothing. While when I submit 1 article at highPR and let it spin it about 50 times (costs only $3.75) it takes me about 5-7 days and I show up at page 1.

Huge cooperations do nothing else then buying links to get the top positions for the juicy keywords. And I ain't gonna do anything else anymore then buying these links at sites like bmr and highprsociety, well not really at bmr cause i simply hate their concept of unique content only. And I always throw in a few bookmarks and some comments in the mix for the diversity (as thats like a 2minute job, press start and play). This way my linkbuilding process takes max 5 minutes of my time. If Iwouldn't be the extreme lazy and broke guy as I am I would have made millions this way Before you say, why you make no money from all these page1 rankings? Well I chose affiliate clickbank products + some aged IM products like AMR and wow are they difficult to sell, I should've sticked to adsense.

Unless someone would teach me how to get effective rankings from these pyramids, I swear to god that I tried it several times and the effect was zero and my pc got so damn slow from this scrapebox running on fullspeed (plus my other 2 vm's for other stuff) that it slowed all my other work down, I would've been faster done if I just searched for real legit backlinks lol

Just wanted to add that I dont think the service cash is offering is complete rubbish, overpriced yes, but I do think most of its strenght purely comes from the diversity of the tier1 links and not because all these other tiers do their job so well.

Just to let you know, I recently did a 5000 web 2.0 link blast totally on a single keyword (3 blogposts per user). This keyword, only had sites that are putting out $10k-20k/mth ranking on it(the yearly revenue generated is in excess of $1M from the keyword alone)
I slammed it with 500,000 Xrumer profiles and relinked those profiles, bookmarked all of those web 2.0s and SBed the web 2.0s, bookmarks and Xrumer profiles,

It took 2.5 weeks after this and the site went from #28 to #11, another blast took it to the first page at position #9 after all in 3 weeks from start to finish

Now this is my theory. If these links work so well, as you state, then I just need to open up a website like highprsociety myself.
Afterall I already have a good basis (tons of PR4-PR1 sites in my roster) and could easily expand this infinitely with ease. You could easily have 1000 unique domains to piecemeal out at $50/mth+ all with PRs of 1 or higher (it wouldn't even take you 2 weeks of work to set 1000 sites up to have a PR of at least 1 or more by next update)

The question is why don't more people do it? Well, I think it's obvious

 

[nik-0]

People dont have the knowhow to get 1000 sites to PR1 in notime, a couple of sites no problem but a 1000, comeon man. Anohter option is to buy expired domains, with the risk that the PR drops at the first update or sooner. If everyone knew how it worked then there would be much more blog networks as they DO work for 100% sure. Look around at WF for example, everyone is full in love with BMR. You think these people are lieing? I don't see any affiliate links in their sigs so they no reason to lie about it. Sure you can make good money with it, no idea why you aren't doing it to be honest.

It kinda amazes me how you talk about 5000 web2.0s as like it is the most normal thing in the world to setup. When I use seolinkrobot I should be happy when I am left with 7 succesfull unbanned blogs after a week, and in the first place, I succeed to submit to max 10-12 of them.

What tool do you use to setup these web2.0s? Maybe thats the reason of my fail with web2.0's, just not enough of them and hell noway I'm gonna pay $149/month for senuke, for that ammount I can buy 2000 articlelinks at highPR and rank about 50-100 low competition keywords easily.

 

[Expertpeon]

People dont have the knowhow to get 1000 sites to PR1 in notime, a couple of sites no problem but a 1000, comeon man. Anohter option is to buy expired domains,

I did 90 or so domains to PR2-PR4 in seriously 2 days of work... because like you I thought this would be helpful.

with the risk that the PR drops at the first update or sooner. If everyone knew how it worked then there would be much more blog networks as they DO work for 100% sure. Look around at WF for example, everyone is full in love with BMR. You think these people are lieing? I don't see any affiliate links in their sigs so they no reason to lie about it. Sure you can make good money with it, no idea why you aren't doing it to be honest.

Warrior forum is full of 16 year olds from my experience that haven't made a penny. What I do moves the SERPs, at least right now it does. Will that change in the future? perhaps. I make plenty of money doing what I do... way more than I could do selling services, but it is an interesting idea.

It kinda amazes me how you talk about 5000 web2.0s as like it is the most normal thing in the world to setup. When I use seolinkrobot I should be happy when I am left with 7 succesfull unbanned blogs after a week, and in the first place, I succeed to submit to max 10-12 of them.

It's a nightmarish thing to maintain, however, so far I cannot say anything BAD about it. It's still in progress. I will abandon it, or use it to give fast PR to blog networks if I need to in the future.
I never have blogs banned... the only sites that have are gather and FC2.

What tool do you use to setup these web2.0s? Maybe thats the reason of my fail with web2.0's, just not enough of them and hell noway I'm gonna pay $149/month for senuke, for that ammount I can buy 2000 articlelinks at highPR and rank about 50-100 low competition keywords easily.

Senuke doesn't even work, I mean literally it will not improve SERP position no matter what you do I've found.
You have certainly gotten me thinking a bit, I will need to research this further.
What I do certainly works, but it would be so much easier to just blast sites and wait for PR updates.

 

[nik-0]

anyway I've given up on the web2.0 method, i always hoped it would work but the lack of a tool that enables me to mass create these is what's missing here, pretty impressive if you do so many in a day and pretty amazing that your PR2-PR4 blog network is not of much use to you, I bet it would work great for the kind of keywords that I target and think you just put the ladder a bit too high or something, i dont know

 

[Expertpeon]

anyway I've given up on the web2.0 method, i always hoped it would work but the lack of a tool that enables me to mass create these is what's missing here, pretty impressive if you do so many in a day and pretty amazing that your PR2-PR4 blog network is not of much use to you, I bet it would work great for the kind of keywords that I target and think you just put the ladder a bit too high or something, i dont know

the ladder is high, as I aim to retire this year for good! (at least not really doing this level of SEO anyway)

I wouldn't say it's been terrifically useful, but then again I manually created 1500 high PR (mostly PR4-PR8 sites) d0follow links for this particular site in this niche, and those barely did anything either.

Top end in that site's niche was $4-6MM/yr with a 90% profit margin though, so you can imagine what it takes to get to the top.

 

[nik-0]

lol, well in that case I dont think bmr or highpr will do much good to you either, 5000 web2.0's, I think I'll just grab another beer and chill a bit

 

[sssmsn2003]

great blueprint thank you

 

[shoaibahmad9999]

I am split testing few things...

In 1 domain - I am mass creating web 2s

in 2nd domain - I am creating 70 web 2.0 properties manually with embed videos, h1, h2 tags and bold italics of the kw in web 2.0s.

Let's see how that goes.

 

[ethanenzo]

hi cash202, i want to buy your AMR and BMD list, can I ?
how much is it ?


thanks a lot

 

[eugenekhay]

i am thinking of making a copy of my home page for each keyword i target and making the link domain/keyword in order to rank higher will this hurt me in the long run since i will not have as many links to my root domain?

 

[cash202]

For your powerpoint presentation, do you put in your promo article into the presentation with $ site link? or do you just put in 1 slide with your money site link in it and submit?

It is more than one slide. On each page I put a money site links (as a hyperlink).

 

[cash202]

So basically you use Senuke X for web 2.0 posts and rss submissions. What are good alternatives could you recommend for doing that?

Thanks a lot!

Manual submission. Seriously. This is what I was doing before SENuke. Some
people here on BHW recommend MagicSubmitter. I personally hate it.

For RSS I used http://www.extralabs.net/rss-submit.htm. It actually
mentioned somewhere in this thread already but I guess it is getting too long
to read