jennyxzxz
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- Feb 22, 2015
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1.) There are tools for desktop computers that emulate an android smart phone. I would use this with a dedicated proxy geolocated to my clients city and force the software to us my proxies via an SSH tunnel. I would then install one of those location spoofing apps on the emulated smart phone to make it think I was at the clients business. Check in on the review site and then leave a review in the account I checked in on. I am not sure if this method still works, as I did this 2 years ago, but the reviews I posted are still sticking to this day.
2.) I mixed it up. Sometimes it would be a bloggers personal review of the business with either the businesses NAP or backlink, or both posted. Sometimes it would be a fake local business or blogger linking to one of my clients blog posts as a reference without the NAP.
3.) Yes, just a made up, but realistic NAP from my clients city. I would use a random, but real home address in Los Angeles, a skype number, and a made up name for the author or local business in their contact information page.
4.) Kind of, mostly manual. I would use a tool called autofill magic to cut time on filling out lots of the information. That tool also was a life save when building local citations. I did not do any tiered link building. Instead I would focus on the onsite SEO for the web 2.0s and the use of high quality content helped get them real traffic and even comments from real people.
5.) Honestly I have never used parasite pages or links...then again I really don't have any experience with them either. I have heard enough mixed reviews that I don't want to take any risk or waste the time with a clients page. But I absolutely do want to experiment with them at some point on my own pages.
6.) I built the website first, made sure everything was 100% original content from images to written content. Then made sure content was rich with keywords, but not spammy or anything like that. Then focused on perfecting onsite SEO. Then I went and setup between 130 to 150 local citations. Then focused on ranking the Videos I made for my client. Then Local press releases, and then I started focusing on reviews. I did the PBNs last since I had never tested that before on a local site. Not sure if it's what got me the rankings that the site has now, but I think it definitely did. I hope that is helpful.
Thanks for the info!! It's very helpful to me!
As my city is a small city. The maximum local citations I have will be around 60. But I will try to get as much as possible from our competitors.
1) Local press release is also nearly none in my city.. I have seen our competitors using some global PR. Such as prnewswire.com, etc. Do you think I shld use it?
2) My biggest challenge would be building a PBN. Do you have any information on how you build those PBN? Or articles/ threads thst you feel is useful? Such as how to find a good domain , etc.
3) do you think I shld buy a domain on bhw or find a domain myself? Domain shld be also same niche right?
4) Should I start building 1st PBN first? And then slowly increase or should I start with 5 PBN first?
Thanks you so much!