ikilledkenny
Junior Member
- May 1, 2012
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for all of you who are wondering, SAPE still work, but that's not the point of the thread.
Example:
site age:2 months
G Index:1 (800 word homepage)
Niche: education
Searches: kw1 = ~9000, KW2 = ~6600 (i follow only these 2 kws)
Sape links = 9
Other links = None
Total time invested on project = 2hrs. 1 because I suck at coding and took me a while to remove theme credit.
Ranking #1 for 3 weeks, top 10 after 15 days project started

this was just for you guys who are still wondering, the main subject of this thread is that I would love to get some tips from people who are using Sape actively.
share what you can, lets get to know this Russian magic a little deeper...
#if you're not using Sape and just wanna know if its working even tough its been said 100's of times, please don't ruin the thread. we all know the risk we are taking, etc...
Also I would love to hear from people if there are any other networks they preffer becuase it seems to me that its better to get a smaller more expensive network rather than Sape just to be a little more careful.
Example:
site age:2 months
G Index:1 (800 word homepage)
Niche: education
Searches: kw1 = ~9000, KW2 = ~6600 (i follow only these 2 kws)
Sape links = 9
Other links = None
Total time invested on project = 2hrs. 1 because I suck at coding and took me a while to remove theme credit.
Ranking #1 for 3 weeks, top 10 after 15 days project started
this was just for you guys who are still wondering, the main subject of this thread is that I would love to get some tips from people who are using Sape actively.
share what you can, lets get to know this Russian magic a little deeper...
#if you're not using Sape and just wanna know if its working even tough its been said 100's of times, please don't ruin the thread. we all know the risk we are taking, etc...
Also I would love to hear from people if there are any other networks they preffer becuase it seems to me that its better to get a smaller more expensive network rather than Sape just to be a little more careful.