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

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Hi Cash,

How did your evaluation go with "No Hands SEO"?

Did/do you get good results from it?

Evaluation is currently on hold. I am busy with other stuff. But it does what it
does. You press the button, it harvests list and post comments 100%
autopilot. I can't tell you if this particular software has good effect. I used it
with combination with other tools but never done an isolated test.
 
kudos for the extensive posting. i definitely appreciate the time it took you to write that - i think i'll forward this posting to my outsource team now ;)

That's the right kind of thinking :)
 
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.

By all means, go for it. My guess, it will help the video to rank on its own.
I am currently testing this kind of thing and also using two videos per blast.
 
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.

Forget about PR. It is one of 200 signals Google uses. IT WORKS RIGHT
NOW. Don't think, DO!!!

Do a proper keyword research first. It is crazy how some people take a
brand new domain and try to go after some highly competitive keyword
and see no results. Get an aged domain (7-10 years) if you can. Go after
moderately competitive or easy keyword.

Tony Robbins hat on.

OK, here is what I wanted to say for a while to those who are new to SEO
or haven't had any success yet. Pick really really easy keyword. Forget for
a second about making tons of money. Just take an easy keyword and rank
a site. This way you will get a skill and first success under your belt.

The problem is, people try and try and it doesn't work and they give up.
You need to prove to yourself that you can do it. So, take a very easy
project and get it working. Create a belief that you can do it.

Tony Robbins hat off.
 
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

Nik,

Web 2.0 do work. I run SEO Blasts BST here and Web 2.0 links are the first
tier. I've seen enough customers who are getting such amazing results that
I didn't think are possible so I know for sure it works.
 
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?

Have a separate page for each keyword you target. Put unique content on
each page and optimise it for its keyword. Then download all links juice to
home page (by linking from all these pages to home page using anchor link
with a keyword of the page).

Then promote each page for its respective keyword.
 
OMG, Dude, are you kidding me? Who you think I am, the first freaking noob that comes by and knows nothing about seo?

Brand new domain and a high competitive search term lol. You think "rocking chair cushion" on a few months old domain with >3000 pages fits your description? Easyer then this it's just ain't gonna get pal. And it didn't move a single brick.

I moved a ton of sites with moderate competitive search terms with >50k exact searches and I builded many pyramids with my "rocking chair cushion" as latest example and it never ever worked. This automated stuff is so 2010 and maybe the start of 2011 but nowadays just forget it.

But I understand your promotion, you have all these tools on your desktop and can't do anything with it so hey why not lets make a huge thread with a huge starting post with 10.000 layers and impress the noobs so that you can later on introduce a BST thread and convince all these people that obvious fail with these strategy so you can help them out. Don't get me wrong these tier1 links with the wide variety certainly does it job, but all this pyramid stuff is plain nonsense. You know that just as well as me.
 
Nik,

Web 2.0 do work. I run SEO Blasts BST here and Web 2.0 links are the first
tier. I've seen enough customers who are getting such amazing results that
I didn't think are possible so I know for sure it works.

Yeah web2.0's do work if you make them nice and manually yes, but I was talking about this automated stuff like senukex/seolinkrobot style. Still this whole pyramid style only hurts more then that it helps.
 
OMG, Dude, are you kidding me? Who you think I am, the first freaking noob that comes by and knows nothing about seo?

It wasn't for you...

It was for people who take action and test different things instead of complaining how shit didn't work out for them.
 
Have a separate page for each keyword you target. Put unique content on
each page and optimise it for its keyword. Then download all links juice to
home page (by linking from all these pages to home page using anchor link
with a keyword of the page).

Then promote each page for its respective keyword.

Great advice I did not think of that!
 
i have been working on the AMR step for about three days now. I have uploaded a bunch of directories from lists i found posted here on BHW, then i ran setup 5 times spacing them out a few hours apart and using new proxies that i found from free lists. I used spin sytax for all my account info name, address, about me ,etc. I successfully signed up to about 2500 directories and confirmed about 2000. So i have just started submitting the articles and i am having a very very low success rate, and on top of that it is taking very long, been running for about 4 hours and have got 87 submissions and 861 fails. Does anybody have any ideas as to why it is taking so long and why such a low success rate. The article is 95% unique according to tbs and for this first run of submissions i omitted the summary (i read this as one of the tips). Should i try sending a test article with no links first so that i get a better succes rate, or does anybody have other suggestions. I am running on a mac using parallels and i allocated 1.5gb of ram to this virtual machine my internet download speed is 25mbps. If anybody has a good list of AA article directories for purchase pm me because i cannot send PMs yet. I have purchased scrapebox but do not have the experience to harvest a good list, yet.
 
also one more question once i am done how do i get the links to the articles which were successfully submitted
 
I figured out how to find live links so disregard that question

Just got my final AMR results after 2 runs i guess they are okay but still was expecting better:

1970 confirmed accounts
442 submitted articles
67 non published
197 auto approve
178 just have a blank next to livelink after doing search(what does this mean)

lemme know if these are results that i should have been expecting or not
 
Yeah web2.0's do work if you make them nice and manually yes, but I was talking about this automated stuff like senukex/seolinkrobot style. Still this whole pyramid style only hurts more then that it helps.

...then WHAT works...?
 
...then WHAT works...?
He is a paid high PR link fan from what he said previously.
I've had a lot less luck with paid high PR links than I have running huge web 2.0 campaigns.

Though I'm actually in the process of fully testing this now (with pyramids linking into BMR style links)
My guess is it performs the same (or worse), but the results are just faster.

Simply put, the entire answer cannot be high PR paid articles... nope. Manual comments on very high PR pages don't work too well either.
I wish they did, god knows my job would be about a million times easier if all I needed to do was run around creating high PR links.

The thing is, web 2.0s do work, but you really need a perfected system to be in place. This is still something I'm working on all the time. Also, it takes weeks now to get results from campaigns
 
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I'm reading about lower success rates with both AMR and BMD. Have you moved article submission and bookmarking to any other tools?
 
Quite strange, really. Black Hat is fine, but why do you want to 'spam the shit out of' everything!!! Some day soon, Google will get a hold on the footprint left behind (there is some amount of it left!), and the site will get kicked out.
This is probably fine for affiliate sites and for people who have a short term business. But using it for real money sites is pure suicide!
Still, you've put together a great blueprint, and i'm sure people will find some level of success using it. Thanks for the effort!
 
Quite strange, really. Black Hat is fine, but why do you want to 'spam the shit out of' everything!!! Some day soon, Google will get a hold on the footprint left behind (there is some amount of it left!), and the site will get kicked out.
This is probably fine for affiliate sites and for people who have a short term business. But using it for real money sites is pure suicide!
Still, you've put together a great blueprint, and i'm sure people will find some level of success using it. Thanks for the effort!

Interesting, cause they can't seem to find people spamming xrumer most of the time directly to sites.:rolleyes:
 
...then WHAT works...?

Are you really that limited?

What works for me for low/medium competitive search terms:

- 100 high PR society articles
- 10 BMR posts
- 50 web2.0's $5 fiverr gig (getting too annoyed with software to do myself)
- 100 AMR article backlinks for diversity
- 100 Scrapebox comments, I repeat this a couple of days
- 500 social bookmarks $5 fiverr gig
- 500 Wiki article backlinks $5 fiverr gig
- 10 Facebook fanpage comments
- Youtube video with channel commenting
- Couple docsharing sites
- 10-20 manual high PR3+ blogcomments
- Editing PR3+ wikispaces
- Tumblr reblogging with redirect setting to maindomain

Costs: $27,50 and about 3-4 hrs in total I think, and quite a bit of time scraping solid lists.

For easy/low competitive search terms (emd or innerpages):

- 5 BMR posts
- 50 High PR society articles

Costs: $6,- (assuming you have a BMR subscription)

Thats it, low/medium competitive keywords requires a bit more time and money but it's worth it.

Last thing I would like to add: If you don't want to spend money you shouldn't be in IM
 
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