Recent content by Aztral1

So the main reason I can see for using IPv6 proxies is price. Although I run in to errors trying to buy them from ipv6proxies.com (and what looks like their sister site), "if" their prices are in the ballpark of what others would charge ($10/1000,...) then that's much cheaper than elite IPv4...

Looks like a great deal

Thank for the lists, but does this require scraping? I've seen reference to a ftp site at godaddy, but it is password protected.

On proxies: When checking domain availability I'd imagine just using anon proxies would work? ie: process is going directly to the domain to check, and not using Google? And it does not matter if "http : //" is in front of domain, or it does? Second the motion for PA, TF/CF, stats :)

great - thankz! :)

Any good advice on registering expired web2.0s? If I can find a bunch, how could I go about registering these while leave a small google footprint? :cow04:

I have number of old domains (up to 15 yrs old), but few have any BLs. What would be the best way to start building these up? (Do I have to worry about too much link VEL even tho they're old?) :cow04:

In terms of SERPs, it can take a week or so to see results (even though "yes" PR is updated frequently)

BM list me too plz :)

Relevant content is best, but good generic content won't hurt either

Try banners on websites related to your demographic.

Or get some software tools plus VA. Bigger up-front cost, but more cost effective in the long run.

3 is ok. One money kw, one generic kw ("click here","visit this site") one URL kw

I have multiple google accounts - including adwords accounts. I once asked adwords if this was a problem - they said no.

PBNs work the best, followed by web2.0