Bobbylove's RANKING DOMINATION 2012 EDITION
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4Panda
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Just like to clarify this. If I buy TWO aged domains from Godaddy ( xyz.com, abc.com), I would need to buy TWO Namecheap hosting packages for them?
dotcomdesigns
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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?
Already been answered, twice I think.
conrad
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Yes you want to try to have the aged site on a different IP
stackbread123
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Bobby, this is not correct, when you accept a domain to your account you can choose to keep the old owner's whois, or you can manually change it back to the original whois data if you don't have that option.
Making it Private contrary to popular belief WILL NOT fool Google since they have access to ICAN data and they can see the real owner.
workplay
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so in theory... this thing won't work?
browsing_hosts
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Why are you being so specific with the ALN network? Why won't this work with other High PR blog networks?
I am sure there are better deals and networks just as good as ALN around that can do the same job.
Please explain why you mention ALN and praise it so much, insisting us to purchase and even trade our own high PR domains over to them.
I am sure there are better deals and networks just as good as ALN around that can do the same job.
Please explain why you mention ALN and praise it so much, insisting us to purchase and even trade our own high PR domains over to them.
Dude, don't be an as*, bobby is just trying to help everyone, he is just recommending the network that worked for HIM, leave it or take it, it doesnt matter. But just please don't to be an smartas* trying to manipulate or getting deleted this magnificent thread!
Envyliciouz
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Amazing share ! Everything is explained very well and clear. Thanks a lot for this method.
browsing_hosts
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Dude, don't be an as*, bobby is just trying to help everyone, he is just recommending the network that worked for HIM, leave it or take it, it doesnt matter. But just please don't to be an smartas* trying to manipulate or getting deleted this magnificent thread!
I asked a question my actions alone can not get this thread deleted so don't you worry about that.
Also I hope you do know this is basic SEO what he has layed out here nothing new. But I do praise how much detail step by step he has shown what to do, but the fact remains this is the basic bread and butter for SEO for along time using 301 redirects on aged domains.
I don't know if and how much big G passes link juice nowadays from 301's but im pretty sure they ain't stupid and must have patached certain things and it won't be as effective as before.
So beside the 301 redirect the ALN network itself must have something unique or not because that alone won't get you to the first page for such competetive keywords in 24h.
bobbylove321
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Depends on your keyword competition, and what risk you want to take, and how much you want to pay.
Because I am not trying to make the 301 redirect domain outrank the main site, which is why I do not target the main keyword with the 301 via anchors.
I rank #1
There is no point to do this and it will only damage your site.
Why would you do 2 aged domains for your 1 main site? I do not recommend this, but if you were targeting 2 main sites with 2 aged domains, they should all be on different ip's / hosts.
Read the newspaper, drink coffee, go out and hang out with friends
Google will ban everything you have if they see you trying to manipulate them, so you want to diversify and put everything on different ip's / hosts.
You could, but why would you do that when you are doing a 301 redirect to your main site?
I was not trying to say that Google will not see who you are because it is "private", but it will prevent other marketers from bothering and contacting you.
Also I do not recommend keeping the old owner's whois information because what if they did some sketchy things in the past and it links to you?
You need to know coding or hire html programmer.
Because ALN works and I rank very fast for my keywords. Why mention other networks when they do not work or have not been effective for me?
Why not?
1) In the beginning to your 301 to get it indexed, you can do this via scrapebox or ALN, but after the 301 is indexed, you target your main site.
2) To your main site.
Type it in Google, and there are your answers.
sampo1time
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Bobby,
I read the entire thread from start to finish. Thanks for the details and taking the time to answer everyone's questions.
At first I thought the trick was in the 301 redirect. But after reading everything you mention that you do not really need to do this if domain is over 30days old. Is this correct?
I have a 2 month old domain that I've been trying to rank for a medium high comp search term. Have built the load of links to it and I can't seem to get past the 3rd page. 100's of web 2.0s, 1000's of article blasts to the web 2.0's, bookmarking, .edu's, profile links, article networks, docs, videos, 100000's of xrumer links, SB blasts, likes, +1's, tweets, and threw in over 20 linkpushes for BTB's service just for good measure.
So from reading everything since my domain is 2 months old I could bypass the 301 redirect and just use
Option 3)Lappanion
For $155, I get 1,665 High PR Links in 3 days (medium-hard)
to rank on the first page?
If this is so, it is A LOT simpler way of going about it than I have been doing.
One last thing. Took a look at the order form what is a unique indentifier and is it needed? Just target the main URL? Use only targeted KW for anchor text or spin as many LSI keywords as possible?
I read the entire thread from start to finish. Thanks for the details and taking the time to answer everyone's questions.
At first I thought the trick was in the 301 redirect. But after reading everything you mention that you do not really need to do this if domain is over 30days old. Is this correct?
I have a 2 month old domain that I've been trying to rank for a medium high comp search term. Have built the load of links to it and I can't seem to get past the 3rd page. 100's of web 2.0s, 1000's of article blasts to the web 2.0's, bookmarking, .edu's, profile links, article networks, docs, videos, 100000's of xrumer links, SB blasts, likes, +1's, tweets, and threw in over 20 linkpushes for BTB's service just for good measure.
So from reading everything since my domain is 2 months old I could bypass the 301 redirect and just use
Option 3)Lappanion
For $155, I get 1,665 High PR Links in 3 days (medium-hard)
Code:
https://lappanion.wufoo.com/forms/w7x2z1/to rank on the first page?
If this is so, it is A LOT simpler way of going about it than I have been doing.
One last thing. Took a look at the order form what is a unique indentifier and is it needed? Just target the main URL? Use only targeted KW for anchor text or spin as many LSI keywords as possible?
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