My SEO Blueprint (SENuke, AMR, BMD, Xrumer, Scrapebox)
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spiritusuk
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I have uploaded docs to both Scribd and Slideshare but my links are not clickable anymore.
Anyone else have the same problems?
Anyone else have the same problems?
that's fine for the manual web 2.0 submissions, but not for submitting to thousands of directories with AMR. How do you handle uniques with AMR?
bozambreaker
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What I've been doing is after first writing the article do 2 rewrites of each paragraph and then do a rewrite of each sentence for both rewrites and original. Then I go through each sentence and manually spin about 3-4 words/phrases per sentence. I get 70%+ doing it this way.
You could also just do the rewrites and when you spin the word level just use favorites if you dont want to go in and hand spin everything.
SuperNoobInc
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Hey cash202. Glad I am able to share something I found there
Yeah, it seems pretty good tho i havent bought it myself. Now i got your words, I will be buying later tonight as well.
Did i get your 'updated' blueprint correctly? I assume the tools I listed above are pretty much whats needed for each cycle?
Thanks
cash202
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cash202
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Exactly the same way. What makes you think it's not enough?
cash202
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DocsToc usually cuts the links. Scribd and Slideshare should be clickable.
How did you create your PDF?
cash202
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Hey cash202. Glad I am able to share something I found there
Yeah, it seems pretty good tho i havent bought it myself. Now i got your words, I will be buying later tonight as well.
Did i get your 'updated' blueprint correctly? I assume the tools I listed above are pretty much whats needed for each cycle?
Thanks
Yes if you want to automate everything. I prefer to have a first layer build
by hand. Then go crazy with tools.
TheBlueWizard
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So finished digesting this thread in it's entirety about a few days ago... page 1 to the previous post above.
I copied down the guide on paper, and I took notes and outlined the entire plan by hand with all the supporting posts.
Three days ago, I started running this through, and a piece of advice to any other newbies to SEO... don't get frustrated if some of the things take a lot of "toying" with to figure out: Particularly the tools and web 2.0 Interfaces.
The number one tip in my opinion: Become familiarized with the websites/programs involved in this guide --- Then worry about speed!
^By applying the above, you will eventually know exactly how to operate each and every step, instead of fumbling around figuring out why your embed video didn't post
Progress
Spinning took me quite a while to do; However I felt good about that time invested since I got it to a 91% Uniqueness. That Uniqueness factors is the heart of the whole operation. If your planning on half-assing any of the steps in this guide, I believe it is advised you do not do so on the spin. This will save you any headaches later on if you feel that some of your spun stuff is too similar or has low uniqueness. It certainly may be dreadful, but it will payoff
For any of you wondering: I rewrote each paragraph and sentence 5 times over, then switched out synonyms. Lots of manual labor. No Secrets there.
The video was really easy to make, animoto does a job great and is extremely simple to use, but for $40 bucks a month I may look into something else in the future. Uploading to YouTube was not too bad either... not too many problems with the video. Just make sure not to add in any copyrighted music stuff.
PowerPoint and PDF were easy as well; PowerPoint came out pretty, make sure to add the links here. No Problems here.
Now... I am currently working on the manual Web 2.0s. I'll go ahead and say that AT FIRST, they can be a major pain in the behind. Things I did not have problems with:
Posting the spun articles text.
Creating accounts.
However, when it came down to posting the video embeds/publishing stuff, there were quite a few little nick and nacks all over that you have to pay attention to all the details for each web 2.0.
Take your time and learn each manual web 2.0, then once you got it down packed, burn through it in seconds the next time. There was a post around page 20 of this thread (or in the pdf downloadable) that mentions having everything opened up at the same time, make sure to do this.
Back to work, will check back here and update if i remember. I wanted to personally thank cash202 for this guide and all his support, and ExpertPeon for sharing his success and his general tips. Thanks Guys.
I copied down the guide on paper, and I took notes and outlined the entire plan by hand with all the supporting posts.
Three days ago, I started running this through, and a piece of advice to any other newbies to SEO... don't get frustrated if some of the things take a lot of "toying" with to figure out: Particularly the tools and web 2.0 Interfaces.
The number one tip in my opinion: Become familiarized with the websites/programs involved in this guide --- Then worry about speed!
^By applying the above, you will eventually know exactly how to operate each and every step, instead of fumbling around figuring out why your embed video didn't post
Progress
Spinning took me quite a while to do; However I felt good about that time invested since I got it to a 91% Uniqueness. That Uniqueness factors is the heart of the whole operation. If your planning on half-assing any of the steps in this guide, I believe it is advised you do not do so on the spin. This will save you any headaches later on if you feel that some of your spun stuff is too similar or has low uniqueness. It certainly may be dreadful, but it will payoff
For any of you wondering: I rewrote each paragraph and sentence 5 times over, then switched out synonyms. Lots of manual labor. No Secrets there.
The video was really easy to make, animoto does a job great and is extremely simple to use, but for $40 bucks a month I may look into something else in the future. Uploading to YouTube was not too bad either... not too many problems with the video. Just make sure not to add in any copyrighted music stuff.
PowerPoint and PDF were easy as well; PowerPoint came out pretty, make sure to add the links here. No Problems here.
Now... I am currently working on the manual Web 2.0s. I'll go ahead and say that AT FIRST, they can be a major pain in the behind. Things I did not have problems with:
Posting the spun articles text.
Creating accounts.
However, when it came down to posting the video embeds/publishing stuff, there were quite a few little nick and nacks all over that you have to pay attention to all the details for each web 2.0.
Take your time and learn each manual web 2.0, then once you got it down packed, burn through it in seconds the next time. There was a post around page 20 of this thread (or in the pdf downloadable) that mentions having everything opened up at the same time, make sure to do this.
Back to work, will check back here and update if i remember. I wanted to personally thank cash202 for this guide and all his support, and ExpertPeon for sharing his success and his general tips. Thanks Guys.
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TheBlueWizard
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I'm actually going to go through each one and annotate on how exactly to do it, or whether it is not worth posting.
As with any SEO stuff it seems... the groundwork is the hard part.
SuperNoobInc
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I assume by first-layer, you meant the web2.0 (squidoo, hubpages - whatever you listed) and embedded with video on them? Cant you do that with SeNukeX as well via <embedd> code?
Also, I think one thing I missed; Animoto
I dont think there is a way to really automate that :|?
spiritusuk
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So finished digesting this thread in it's entirety about a few days ago... page 1 to the previous post above.
I copied down the guide on paper, and I took notes and outlined the entire plan by hand with all the supporting posts.
Three days ago, I started running this through, and a piece of advice to any other newbies to SEO... don't get frustrated if some of the things take a lot of "toying" with to figure out: Particularly the tools and web 2.0 Interfaces.
The number one tip in my opinion: Become familiarized with the websites/programs involved in this guide --- Then worry about speed!
^By applying the above, you will eventually know exactly how to operate each and every step, instead of fumbling around figuring out why your embed video didn't post
Progress
Spinning took me quite a while to do; However I felt good about that time invested since I got it to a 91% Uniqueness. That Uniqueness factors is the heart of the whole operation. If your planning on half-assing any of the steps in this guide, I believe it is advised you do not do so on the spin. This will save you any headaches later on if you feel that some of your spun stuff is too similar or has low uniqueness. It certainly may be dreadful, but it will payoff
For any of you wondering: I rewrote each paragraph and sentence 5 times over, then switched out synonyms. Lots of manual labor. No Secrets there.
The video was really easy to make, animoto does a job great and is extremely simple to use, but for $40 bucks a month I may look into something else in the future. Uploading to YouTube was not too bad either... not too many problems with the video. Just make sure not to add in any copyrighted music stuff.
PowerPoint and PDF were easy as well; PowerPoint came out pretty, make sure to add the links here. No Problems here.
Now... I am currently working on the manual Web 2.0s. I'll go ahead and say that AT FIRST, they can be a major pain in the behind. Things I did not have problems with:
Posting the spun articles text.
Creating accounts.
However, when it came down to posting the video embeds/publishing stuff, there were quite a few little nick and nacks all over that you have to pay attention to all the details for each web 2.0.
Take your time and learn each manual web 2.0, then once you got it down packed, burn through it in seconds the next time. There was a post around page 20 of this thread (or in the pdf downloadable) that mentions having everything opened up at the same time, make sure to do this.
Back to work, will check back here and update if i remember. I wanted to personally thank cash202 for this guide and all his support, and ExpertPeon for sharing his success and his general tips. Thanks Guys.
I think the Blueprint should be revised in that Scribd and Slideshare do not keep your links clickable for very long/
Regards an alternative to Animoto-try Windows Live Movie Maker-it's free and does the job !
SuperNoobInc
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I tried Windows Live Movie Maker and I think it takes more time to produce a movie than Animoto. Animoto makes things real easy with those templates. Takes literally no longer than 5 mins per video.
Unfortunately, people like me get lazy and think even 5 mins is too much. Looking to automate the process - wondering if there is any bots for it?
Thanks
Unfortunately, people like me get lazy and think even 5 mins is too much. Looking to automate the process - wondering if there is any bots for it?
Thanks
frozenatlantic
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There are automated video creation tools where you just plug in the article and some keywords. But these are really expensive and produce really poor quality.
spiritusuk
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For Windows Live Movie Maker I just pull 5-10 product images from the web, upload them to the Movie Maker and then add captions. Doesn't take long. I'm not making Gone with the Wind !
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