[TUT] My Personal SEO Method Proven Effective!!!

[maggie1982]

There are so many tools! I want to see other people post the effectiveness of this method. Having an effective SEO method will be great for a website owner.

 

[darkhat99]

wow it seems a great method .. but i am totally new .. so some words or tools are unknown to me .. but i will try to do it .. any more suggestion to me ?? any kind of sample blog would be greatly appreciated ..

 

[Cerceteaza]

I will try it to see what's happens .
Thanks man

 

[mmff411]

but my keyword is with 2,220,000 google result, does this way works?
And the problem is that if there is a lot of keywords that with that much of result,

Ignore the amount of Google results. Just look at the search volume.

Good method indeed. I just don't use linkwheels though

I didn't use them for a long time but using a content link wheel has worked wonders for me.

wow it seems a great method .. but i am totally new .. so some words or tools are unknown to me .. but i will try to do it .. any more suggestion to me ?? any kind of sample blog would be greatly appreciated ..

I can't show you my blogs lol I'm guessing you are talking about the blogs for the private blog networks. Just start blogs on sites like Blogspot, iblog365, and all those free ones.

I will try it to see what's happens .
Thanks man

Sounds good.

 

[undermyhat]

Already posted this: I won't give out my exact method but it just takes some thought outside of the box and some time. I found all mine online but you don't necessarily need to get them online. You can go to a college textbook store and buy a used book that has access to the book online and use content from that book or you can find other sources like that. If you want to find the articles online, it will probably take longer but their are goldmines out there.

I don't see how anything online is "unpublished". If you found it using Google then google knows about it including public domain and .gov stuff.
Can you shed some little light on this subject for us?

 

[mmff411]

I don't see how anything online is "unpublished". If you found it using Google then google knows about it including public domain and .gov stuff.
Can you shed some little light on this subject for us?

I mean unpublished as unindexed. And no, just because Google leads you to the source doesn't mean that it is going to be indexed. I can't give away my method for this, I already spoon fed everybody with the whole marketing plan. Get creative and find uncached content somewhere besides the internet if you don't understand.

 

[hunar]

This is interesting. I mean I use all these tools but in a diff way. I'll test out your method on 5 new sites. I will let you know my results.

 

[worldelite]

Good method indeed. thanks for sharing.

 

[mmff411]

This is interesting. I mean I use all these tools but in a diff way. I'll test out your method on 5 new sites. I will let you know my results.

Make sure to take it easy on those sites since they are new. You don't want to get too many backlinks and get sandboxed!

Good method indeed. thanks for sharing.

Thanks for checking it out!

 

[RandH]

You are going to submit spun versions of the article to the best article directories as well as some auto approve directories to make a content link wheel.

Do you have any criteria or method for finding these article directories to submit to?

Thanks for the tutorial.

 

[AdnanMahmud]

Awesome method. Thanks for share with us

 

[mmff411]

Do you have any criteria or method for finding these article directories to submit to?

Thanks for the tutorial.

Search for top article directories on Google there is a pretty good list by PageRank and Alexa rank as one of the first results. Most of the sites I submit to are on that list.

Awesome method. Thanks for share with us

 

[mmff411]

4-22 UPDATE: I will be adding more web 2.0 site submissions and press release submissions to this template so check back soon for an updated cycle!

 

[Expertpeon]

I don't really see why you need the high PR network that you personally own/control since you're not even linking to your site.

Basically you're energizing articles with PR blogposts and comments, you can do this... automatically, in huge volumes...

My method goes something like this:
1000-1500 web 2.0s across the sites and 2-3 301 redirected domains, 10-20,000 web 2.0s on tier 2 with 1 link to a random other tier 2 web 2.0 and 1 link to a tier 1 and 1 link to a press release submission
Send 500-1000 high PR blogposts to the network from a large spintax network (there are many out there, even fully private ones that can be had for cheap), I send these to the tier 2 links, and include 3 links per article.
Blast tier 2 with xrumer and SB, send Xrumer profiles that are still there after 5 days to bulkping

I also do manual comments and manual forums on high PR stuff directly to the site, with some linking in via SB...

The only thing I don't understand about your method is the "use widget to create thousands of links to your profile" not even sure what you mean.

All of the above is automated, with about 200 web 2.0 domains automated...
This method still works really really well... especially on low high/high comp keywords... it's no good anymore for ultra comp terms on its own though.
Curious why you don't just use web 2.0s instead of articles, and why you feel you need to control the high PR network.

 

[mmff411]

It's not a high PR network, its just a group of blogs I've created to use for link indexing. I have an automated software to do all this so it works behind the scenes instead of worrying about submitting them myself with different software. You are creating tens of thousands of links when I only create a few thousand tops per cycle and your method doesn't work for high competition terms as said by you. Mine does...I am adding more web 2.0 sites and press release submission if you would have read the post right before yours...

EDIT: Go join a vBulletin forum that has the recent visitors widget on the member profiles and surf around to different profiles on the site when you are logged in and see that a link to your profile is left on that profile...I've created a program that I use personally to go through and "visit" these profiles while logged in to leave my profile link there, getting thousands of internal backlinks to my own profile on that site...

 

[tilraen]

So you use high or article sites and web2.0 as tier 1? How do you automate the web2.0 creation? Also do you use a new set of web2.0 accounts per cycle?

Would also be very interested in your social technique, so let us know when you've written it.

 

[Expertpeon]

It's not a high PR network, its just a group of blogs I've created to use for link indexing. I have an automated software to do all this so it works behind the scenes instead of worrying about submitting them myself with different software. You are creating tens of thousands of links when I only create a few thousand tops per cycle and your method doesn't work for high competition terms as said by you. Mine does...I am adding more web 2.0 sites and press release submission if you would have read the post right before yours...

EDIT: Go join a vBulletin forum that has the recent visitors widget on the member profiles and surf around to different profiles on the site when you are logged in and see that a link to your profile is left on that profile...I've created a program that I use personally to go through and "visit" these profiles while logged in to leave my profile link there, getting thousands of internal backlinks to my own profile on that site...

I see what you mean I have seen this myself.
My method does work for high competition niches, of course, I'm making a point that I don't think yours would work that well and is a lot more work... it doesn't work for "very high" competition niches where top sites have huge profiles and the niche is extremely valuable.

The profile bot is interesting indeed though, and shouldn't even be hard to create in ZP. Def something I will build.
I'm curious why you're using your private network for indexing, again, you can do this automatically... and achieve better results.

 

[rdx_karan]

Are you the same guy or did the "DP" guy copy it from here...

Checkout this thread, dated Mar 4th 2012

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=2419599

 

[darkeagle]

How could he copy it from here? This thread was started 4 days after that one.

 

[Joe UK]

nice share, thanks!