Use GSA With Reputation Management

BHopkins

Elite Member
Joined
Dec 31, 2010
Messages
2,609
Reaction score
1,753
GSA is a pretty unique tool in that it can post to so many different platforms. I'm going to show you a live test that is similar to jobs I've been running.

Reputation management is about controlling the top 10 for a particular name or keyword. I'm going to use a name that I just made up and verified shows 0 results in Google search. I'm putting the name in an image below so as to not mess with the current SERPs.

Screen Shot 2013-01-08 at 1.49.33 PM.png

I will set up a new GSA campaign and use the categories that create unique content. Since I don't have a particular URL that I want to promote, I'm going to run this campaign with only Social Network and Web 2.0. I'll then use these sites as my target URLs.

Once I get those target URLs (should take an hour) I'll create a new campaign with every category and start running it.

I'll post results tomorrow if anything is showing up. It might take a day or two depending on how quickly Google likes these posts.

Questions?
 
Just for the record, the campaign is set up and running so it took me about 10 minutes to set up including all spintax. Already seeing 32 submissions.
 
Dont really see the point of this...
You are going to rank for a keyword that has no result / searches with GSA? Ofourse you are going to rank for it, the search term has no results.

Why don't you try to do reputation management on a real person? Create some web 2.0's about where matt cutts tried to have sex with a monkey and try to rank them.
 
90% sure Rondoleep isn't even a real name so you probably don't even need to build backlinks to get ranked for it. It's easy enough to rank for low volume keywords, creating your own words is of course going to be even easier.
 
What type links you used and in what quantities?
To the test on some non-existing company That has negative opinions - for example, One That went bankrupt, filed for bankruptcy.
 
It seems pretty easy to rank for something with no competition or bad publicity. I googled my name and pretty much own the first 500+ results (I got tired of looking). It's a whole other thing to push a ripoff report to page 2 or 3.
 
What type links you used and in what quantities?
To the test on some non-existing company That has negative opinions - for example, One That went bankrupt, filed for bankruptcy.

I use a wide variety of links. I use my private blog network, two other private networks, GSA, WinningWikis and a few other methods. Quantity depends on the results I expect from the types of links. No reason to use 100 links on my private blog network if 50 will do the job.

BHopkins,

PM me with your info.

PM sent.

It seems pretty easy to rank for something with no competition or bad publicity. I googled my name and pretty much own the first 500+ results (I got tired of looking). It's a whole other thing to push a ripoff report to page 2 or 3.

For this test I was just trying to prove that GSA (which I use but am not the creator) was a good tool for getting a lot of low-medium quality stuff out there. There are over 3,000 results now and I ran this campaign about a week.
 
Dont really see the point of this...
You are going to rank for a keyword that has no result / searches with GSA? Ofourse you are going to rank for it, the search term has no results.

Why don't you try to do reputation management on a real person? Create some web 2.0's about where matt cutts tried to have sex with a monkey and try to rank them.

I fully agree with you mate.
 
Back
Top