[Method] Simple tip to drive Fake traffic from Google (For Noobs)

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Its easy to drive traffic through Google. Firefox

1. Just search your site in Google

2. Now Right click on your result and than click "Copy link location"

3. Now you get a Google redirect url, Just start sending traffic to this url from hitleap etc it will show Google as refer.

This traffic is adsense safe I have tested this method to reduce CTR. But still use it at your own risk for adsense.
 
Will this improve rankings? In theory yes but seems a bit risky.
 
Yeah that always work..I have a question on that though; how about if you want to rdirect traffic using a different keyword and it doesn't rank anywhere in the first few pages? found hacks with that?
 
Will this improve rankings? In theory yes but seems a bit risky.
Zero ranking improvement. But a good way to cloak link.

@Air Bender Try searching sitedomain.com "Keyword"
 
Will this improve rankings? In theory yes but seems a bit risky.
It looks safe. but, all of google serp urls have a id (there is a unique id for every person/query) and sending too much traffic to a google url with only id might harm your ranks. (i have not tested it)
 
looks fantastic, will try this out...
Thank you for sharing nice info.
 
I would never compromise my adsense account with something like hitleap.
 
Not sure if this actually works, but it sounds far from safe. Even if it is for now, you really think Google won't catch onto this right away? I'd steer clear of this one.
 
Will this improve rankings? In theory yes but seems a bit risky.
It wont improve your ranking in G, but it'll improve your stats in alexa (if theres someone out there who cares about alexa)
 
It looks safe. but, all of google serp urls have a id (there is a unique id for every person/query) and sending too much traffic to a google url with only id might harm your ranks. (i have not tested it)
what about getting multiple links using a VPN, and then adding those to a script that redirects randomly
 
there is still possibility to use this method to your competitors but I have no idea if it really can do something bad
 
Sounds good. I think this is good method i will also try it out once.
 
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