Freddyjames
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- Jul 4, 2011
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FreddyJames thanks for the tips brother. One more thing, When you respond to Q&A websites do you directly link them to your website to a particular article that is relevant or do you just link them to your main website url, also do you post the url in the body or at the bottom in the reference section. It is pretty easy to get banned in Yahoo Q&A so you have to be careful, I'd suggest answering other random questions as well and using multiple accounts.
I haven't gotten a single click from Yahoo Q&A, answered 50 or so questions and dropped my link into around 10, mixing between body and footer.
I usually link to a page rather than just the url, to spread the links across the site.
you shouldn't reveal your niche on any forums/blogs. Your niche will saturate soon. Best part is you learned the lesson very early. Keep update this thread. Remove your niche in this thread.
I'll keep updating, just not at the regularity or depth I was before.
The niche has all of a sudden got "busy" in the comments section of articles and blogs that's for sure. Most of the links are all the same. One guy just copied one of my comments and spams every page on Facebook with the exact same comment, regardless of what the article/post is about. I know who he is now - he's on BHW and has even asked for my advice on PM, I ignored him.
I've looked at the links too - and they either go directly to a sales page (which doesn't work) or a one page blogspot account with a ripped-off review of the most popular product in the niche - again that doesn't work either. These people who are trying to copy the method are just being lazy and trying to cut corners. I have about 20 pages of content on my review site which have taken 20-30 hours to write in total, I'm pretty proud of what the site has become tbh.
They all have one thing in common - they all won't last more than a couple of weeks and they will all fail.
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