gabriel0270
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- Nov 13, 2012
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Would this work with a .com?
I mean PR1-PR6 blog posts spun by a software. I used private blog network and no other backlinks than these were built. Well, this is also pretty affordable because you can get it for as low as $10 even here in BST. But I recommend you NOT to use this method for sites that you really care of. It's very blackhat. Good for churn & burn purposes.Very interesting to see your latest results. May I ask whether you mean comments on blogs (blog comments), web 2.0s, or blog posts from a private blog network when you say "cheap high pr blog posts"? Your post #68 made me a little confused as only blog comments really seem as an affordable solution to me unless spun content is used for both web 2.0s and private blog network posts.
And if you don't mind me asking further, were all these 600-1k backlinks just random blog comments with high pr and low obl? Please excuse me if you do mind me asking, you just had me very intrigued with your most recent approach to ranking yet it left me a little confused.
Definitely. I tried it for the first time with fresh .eu domain. Don't see why .com wouldnt work.Would this work with a .com?
Its onpage SEO was good, believe me. But it doesn't matter. I have new guinea pigs now. :sasmokin:HI,
I think that is kind a weird, agree that blog commenting won't get you far, but it at least wiill make you visible in SERP. Have your recheck your onpage with Moz or similar services?
Peter
Appreciate your reply man. I have also been playing with churn and burn and I am about to start split testing 7 different ranking methods on the same 40k kw. And I am in the process of finding more methods to test.I mean PR1-PR6 blog posts spun by a software. I used private blog network and no other backlinks than these were built. Well, this is also pretty affordable because you can get it for as low as $10 even here in BST. But I recommend you NOT to use this method for sites that you really care of. It's very blackhat. Good for churn & burn purposes.
Definitely. I tried it for the first time with fresh .eu domain. Don't see why .com wouldnt work.
Its onpage SEO was good, believe me. But it doesn't matter. I have new guinea pigs now. :sasmokin:
Appreciate your reply man. I have also been playing with churn and burn and I am about to start split testing 7 different ranking methods on the same 40k kw. And I am in the process of finding more methods to test.
I can assure that will work. When Done with more power you can expect results like below.
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