Bobbylove's RANKING DOMINATION 2012 EDITION

[vivalafeva]

what if I have a site thats 2 years old and sitting on the bottom of page 1. Would getting a 13 year old domain and doing the redirect on it now help out at all? or is this only beneficial for brand new domains

also, does it matter if the domain name of the aged domain is at all relevant to the domain name of my money site?

 

[lizmoz]

Hmm..Just noticed that I have a possibility to grab the old pages of the old domain from waybackmachine... You think I should do this? Or just post a new article.. the old stuff is actually very targeted to my new site.

Maybe should just grab it and do a copyscape check.

 

[drogon]

Come on people, use your heads, think outside the box. Despie my doubts he may be selling his service, he has posted something useful. Now instead of asking question after question to be told exact minute steps, try THINKING on your own for a change! Methods are only as good as how you use it and twist it, and usually by testing and tweaking to make it even better than the OP.

This spoon feed frenzy where people cannot just take a method, implement, test and improve it shows why so many do not make it online. This is not like a job where you follow instructions blindly. Workout how you can improve this by testing and tweaking, not how to follow exact steps!!

 

[krzysiekz]

Come on people, use your heads, think outside the box. Despie my doubts he may be selling his service, he has posted something useful. Now instead of asking question after question to be told exact minute steps, try THINKING on your own for a change! Methods are only as good as how you use it and twist it, and usually by testing and tweaking to make it even better than the OP.

This spoon feed frenzy where people cannot just take a method, implement, test and improve it shows why so many do not make it online. This is not like a job where you follow instructions blindly. Workout how you can improve this by testing and tweaking, not how to follow exact steps!!

That was definitely targeted at me! Haha. I agree though, in this case I think because the idea sounds so good with unbelievably quick rankings I got too excited and wanted to know more and more.

I'll think for myself now!

 

[goinviral]

Hmm..Just noticed that I have a possibility to grab the old pages of the old domain from waybackmachine... You think I should do this? Or just post a new article.. the old stuff is actually very targeted to my new site.

Maybe should just grab it and do a copyscape check.

I do this regularly, great way to get unique content. Not sure how it works with bobbys system though.

 

[bobbylove321]

+rep given thanks for your great tip bobby! I wish you great success in whatever you are doing. I have one question about "You need to host this on namecheap as well, however, do not place it as an "addon" to your main site. It should have its own separate hosting."
I have a bluehost hosting account where I have a few domains parked there. By separate hosting you mean that I have to buy another bluehost account? because thats going to be expensive for me. where can I get cheap hosting for the aged domain? If anyone else could answer my questions I would appreciate. peace

You do not need to make another account.

You simply buy another hosting at the same place for your domain, so that it is not an "addon domain".

 

[bobbylove321]

What's really annoying about the domains that I bought is that they were ending in like 8HRS but now in the status page I have to wait till the 12th of Feb for the transfers.

I wish there was a way to buy an expired one that I can use immediately instead of waiting days. I'm a little impatient. Any tips?

You can try the other places I mentioned.

Those typically take 24 hours.

 

[bobbylove321]

what if I have a site thats 2 years old and sitting on the bottom of page 1. Would getting a 13 year old domain and doing the redirect on it now help out at all? or is this only beneficial for brand new domains

also, does it matter if the domain name of the aged domain is at all relevant to the domain name of my money site?

I would not do a 301 redirect to an already aged domain.

What you need is more backlinks.

The aged domain does not have to be relevant to the money site.

Example:

If your money site is CatFish.com , the 301 redirect could be School.net

It does not matter.

 

[bobbylove321]

Hmm..Just noticed that I have a possibility to grab the old pages of the old domain from waybackmachine... You think I should do this? Or just post a new article.. the old stuff is actually very targeted to my new site.

Maybe should just grab it and do a copyscape check.

I would not recommend that.

You will be hit with a duplicate penalty.

Go for unique and fresh articles.

 

[stressfree]

so what's the definition of "easy to medium" keywords?

Is your Lappanion 3 day blast a one off thing?

Thx

 

[bobbylove321]

so what's the definition of "easy to medium" keywords?

Is your Lappanion 3 day blast a one off thing?

Thx

Easy competition - local keywords "chicago dentistry"

Medium competition - how to lose weight fast

Very difficult competition - uggs

I do not do blasts, and I am not affiliated with lappanion.

Typically 1,000+ High PR Links are good enough to rank the site on the first page.

 

[krzysiekz]

Bobby, do you find doing the 301 from the aged-domain to the new site is okay, if the new site has already been online for around a week?

Or did you test it to be the best when the new site is brand new?

 

[lostgringos]

Okay, so a lot of people are asking me similar questions, and here are the answers:

1)Do you have to wait for Google to index the content on the 301 site before you do a 301 redirect to your main site?

Yes, and this can day 1-3 days

2)Do the wufoo links have a service page?

RankBlasters

3)Does your 301 redirect carry over age credibility and authority?

Yes, because Google thinks that your aged domain site is now simply moved to another site name.

4)Does the content on the 301 redirect site have to be relevant and similar to your money site?

Yes, it should be similar.

5)Should I buy an expired domain with a new godaddy account? And host it on a new webhosting account?

You buy the aged domain on godaddy, and host it via namecheap. You can also transfer the domain from godaddy to namecheap but that may take additional time and money before you can get started.

6)Is the 1,000 word article or 3x 300 word articles for the new site or the 301 aged site?

The new site, not the 301 redirect. The 301 redirect site should have an a 1,000+ word article on its own, so basically it is 2 articles that are about 1,000+ words in length; one for the money site and one for the 301 redirect. Do not use the same article on both sites.

7)Does Google crawl sites with a 301 redirect on them?

This question is a yes and no. To be on the safe side, I personally add a 1,000+ word article on the 301 aged site, get it indexed via a scrapebox blast from fiverr, then redirect it to the money site. This way Google thinks your site is legit and not some spam site used only for a redirect.

8)Are you promoting your own products?

No

9)Why are you giving out these tips?

Ranking in Google is only one part of the game. The other two parts of the game are Monetization and Copywriting.

Example, in one of the niches I am in, my competitor is ranked #4, I am ranked #1, and because of his copywriting, he makes 5x more money than I do. I have talked to him and found out that he makes a decent amount of money with the niche and for the keyword we are both targeting. Of course, he does not know I am #1

10)Isn't the big 3,885 package a little too much for a new site?

I go all out, so if you are afraid of that, do not do it.

11)For the scrapebox blast, do I have to use a relevant anchor text for my 301 redirect site?

I would target the first LSI keyword, so in the example I made, you would target "cat fish wiki" for the 301 redirect. These anchors will also be linked to your main site for Cat Fish, which helps boost you additionally.

I am personally impressed with your answers above. I have in the past used a 301 redirect with a .info site. I used this only to pass on links. Kind of like a buffer property. I think you could continue to blast links to your 301 redirect as long as you want to. I don't know if Google would bother to check the dates of the links. So, I think you could safely blast a million links with no trouble within 24 hrs as one example. It would be a good test for someone to do.

I also think that any links redirected for an aged domain would carry good link juice.

What do you think?

 

[buntzi]

Easy competition - local keywords "chicago dentistry"

Medium competition - how to lose weight fast

Very difficult competition - uggs

I do not do blasts, and I am not affiliated with lappanion.

Typically 1,000+ High PR Links are good enough to rank the site on the first page.

Hi Bobby! I have few questions if you could answer.

1) You said not to addon the aged domain on my main domain whatever this is, but if i put my money site on hostgator and the aged domain on bluehost per say but addon them to that account is fine (i am guessing you say different account because of ips, so different hosting accounts have different c class ips) ?

2) I have already 10 domains aged between 12 and 7 years but they had domaincontrol nameservers since i bought them so they got deindexed in time. Is fine if i put an article there, wait to reindex the domain and content and after 1 day to 301 redirect?

3) I didn't get this "For the first article, you tell the writer to mention your keyword 2x in the article." To mention and <strong> them like "bla bla bla keyword 1 bla bla bla bla keyword 2 bla bla bla" or what's the meaning of they to be written twice in article?

4) Doest the url matters? Is better to have it different or basic /sample-post/ ? Or /sample-post.html or /category/sample-post/ etc. ?

5) What theme you are using? Regular ones or made for adsense?

That's all i am confused about now, i would appreciate if you will answer. Thanks a lot!

 

[bobbylove321]

Bobby, do you find doing the 301 from the aged-domain to the new site is okay, if the new site has already been online for around a week?

Or did you test it to be the best when the new site is brand new?

A new site is anything less than 30 days old.

If it is more than 30 days old, you do not even really need a 301 redirect.

 

[bobbylove321]

I am personally impressed with your answers above. I have in the past used a 301 redirect with a .info site. I used this only to pass on links. Kind of like a buffer property. I think you could continue to blast links to your 301 redirect as long as you want to. I don't know if Google would bother to check the dates of the links. So, I think you could safely blast a million links with no trouble within 24 hrs as one example. It would be a good test for someone to do.

I also think that any links redirected for an aged domain would carry good link juice.

What do you think?

Yes, the aged domain can also carry link power to the main site, however, I would blast the main site; why go through a middle man when you can target your own site.

 

[bobbylove321]

Hi Bobby! I have few questions if you could answer.

1) You said not to addon the aged domain on my main domain whatever this is, but if i put my money site on hostgator and the aged domain on bluehost per say but addon them to that account is fine (i am guessing you say different account because of ips, so different hosting accounts have different c class ips) ?

2) I have already 10 domains aged between 12 and 7 years but they had domaincontrol nameservers since i bought them so they got deindexed in time. Is fine if i put an article there, wait to reindex the domain and content and after 1 day to 301 redirect?

3) I didn't get this "For the first article, you tell the writer to mention your keyword 2x in the article." To mention and <strong> them like "bla bla bla keyword 1 bla bla bla bla keyword 2 bla bla bla" or what's the meaning of they to be written twice in article?

4) Doest the url matters? Is better to have it different or basic /sample-post/ ? Or /sample-post.html or /category/sample-post/ etc. ?

5) What theme you are using? Regular ones or made for adsense?

That's all i am confused about now, i would appreciate if you will answer. Thanks a lot!

1)Simply put, the 301 redirect domain and your main site should be on different ip's

2)I would not use sites that have previously been deindexed

3)The writer would write "bla bla keyword 1 bla bla keyword 1"

You want the article to at least mention that one keyword 2x

4)The url should be the only thing targeted, no inner pages.

5)Does not matter, but stay away from CTR Theme

 

[butlimous]

Hey bobby

I can't understand, out of the 3 options, what do you recommend or what is the most powerful option of the 3?

Thanks

 

[kikiriki]

I just need to know one thing.
If you target the word cat fish, then why on your 301 redirect site, you will put a long 1k words article about cat fish wiki and not cat fish which is the main keyword to you are
trying to get to the top 10?
Also, does your site just rank in the top 10 or number 1 on google?

 

[hip_hop_x]

indeed a very interesting method, finally something original .

What if you redirect multiple aged domains, it will improve or mess up the new domain ranks ? Have you tested anything like this?