Method to hide your inbound link's profile from competitors

[mrblackjack]

OK guys, I would like to share with a nice trick that I use in order to hide my link's profile from my competitors. Plus, this trick will help you canalize your link's profile to the next coming customer assuming the previous customer neglect your services or either doesn't want to pay:


Preliminaries:
you need 2 domains:
a. Cloacked one (domain A)
b. Golden one (money website - domain B)


1. First Stage:


you set up a page/website under domain A - preferable: as old as possible - but a totally new domain will also work.


2. Cloaking Code:

put the following Google cloaking code inside your domain A site-header:

<?php function is_google_ip($ip, $useragent) {
    $parts = explode('.',$ip);        if(($parts[0] == 66 &&        $parts[1] == 249 &&        (64 <= $parts[2]) && ($parts[2] <= 95)) ||        strstr($useragent,'Googlebot') ||       stristr($useragent,'google')       ){    return true;    }    }if(is_google_ip($_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"], $_SERVER["HTTP_USER_AGENT"])) echo '<link rel="canonical" href="http://www.your-money-domain.com/" />';?>

note: this cloaking code checks whether the user is human or a goolge bot. if it's a Google Bot, it outputs a canonical tag that points to your money domain i.e. Domain B.
Also note: That the heavy link harvesters like OpensiteExplorer and Majestic won't see the canonical tag since it will be displayed to Google only.


3. Inbound Links
Generate as many inbound links as possible to domain A - the cloacked one - under your desired keyword in order to rank domain B.


As time goes by, suddenly domain B (your money website) will appear in Google serps under your favorite keyword/s thanks to the links generated to Domain A.


Advantages:


1. opensiteexplorer, Majestic and other link harvesters won't dispaly your original link's profile (to domain B), because the canonical tag is cloaked under domain A and is actually visible to Google only - So your money website doesn't really have link's profile.


2. This ranking method allow the control of all inbound links been generated by you. If a customer piss you off or doesn't want to pay, simply change the canonical tag src to different url, i.e. different money website.


To sum things up...
This is allowed by google since their cross-domain canonical support presented here:


http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.co.il/2009/12/handling-legitimate-cross-domain.html




I have published this guide in my blackhatblog blog (written in Hebrew) and presented some examples along with many blackhat techniques yet published.
visit: http://www.black-jack.co.il


Good Luck

 

[ADHD-Dude]

Keep hiding the links with redirects, because they don't work on the long term

 

[sharepass11]

Nice tutorial! +rep

 

[Seadragon]

Something i've never really thought of, Good stuff.

 

[Italian Hawk]

Is there a way that one can figure out if their competition is doing this?

 

[seowulf]

Not sure if this is worth doing, because even if your competition knows where you got your links from, they can't just copy them.

They will need to use the same services, sign up to memberships, get content written, which will take a lot of time and cost money, while in a meantime your site will be even stronger.

 

[mrblackjack]

no really unless your competitor will dig deeply

 

[mrblackjack]

Not sure if this is worth doing, because even if your competition knows where you got your links from, they can't just copy them.

They will need to use the same services, sign up to memberships, get content written, which will take a lot of time and cost money, while in a meantime your site will be even stronger.

You're not hiding your links because you're afraid they grab the same links but rather to hide your link's profile and methods to get links. plus, take a look at advantage no.2, this method will help you control all inbound links ever built by you.

Moreover, this method will not get you banned since google allows it.