Recent content by DL777SEO

Hey folks- Having been practicing SEO for over 2 years now, I decided to start testing purchasing aged domains to assist, well, with several things. :) So, I wanted to test if a PR 4 aged domain held its "PR" after a complete switch of registrys and DNS settings and... after all, if a domain...

Good question. I believe it's checking for that type of plugin or program that requires the captcha. Anyone else clarify?

Set a plan. Within this monthly plan you might include: type and # of back links (blog comments, directories, article dist., blog networks, forums, .edu, etc...) back link quality (# of PR N/A, x # of PR 0-9 links, x # of no follow links (high PR), etc..) and velocity. Diversity in your back...

I used to use CLbotpro.. not sure how good it is anymore.

Hey there-I'd be careful with the automated tools (SEnuke and Xrummer) unless you are really familiar with them. You might create a test website to test and learn with these types of tools=there is a learning curve for sure. Diff. tools do diff. things, so what is it you're after? You might...

Finding great niches is tedious, there is no way around it, no short cuts. Research is what will lead you to great niches, it may take a while, but worth every second. If you do it right, all that will be rewarded with good CTRs, and revenue streams. I use a combination of google keyword tools...

Scrapebox my friend

To answer question 2: You rank webpages, not websites. So, if your website's homepage "page" is a place where you want to send all your traffic to, then you would work to rank that page. If you wanted to send traffic to a "services" page for example, then you would work to rank that page as...

Duplication=no success. Period.

With all of these, its difficult to determine. I could make an assumption that domain number 2 would rank higher, however if I wanted a more educated guess, additional questions I would ask: whats your definition of low quality back links? what are the # of unique IPs? whats the backlink...

I feel if you're looking to be accurate on the topic and people are arriving there to learn/read/view accurate information- change it as it will recover and will end up providing more value in the long run (both in traffic and "value" to the search intent)

Diff. tools are great for diff. things...it all depends on your needs. If you want to look at backlinks-I like majestic and SB. Link building-majestic and SB. Good luck! SEOMOZ has good website analysis tools-but pricy.

What are you looking to analyze on your website? Different tools are good for diff. things. Take a look at Xenu for website analysis. Google webmaster tools is also good if you own the website.

If you are referring to your own blog, you would change the do-follow/no-follow settings either in the blog dashboard or within the HTML with a relnofollow tag. Whether or not you want do-follow or no-follow links on your website is a preference. Depending on the type of website you are...

These other folks are correct, new sites DO need backlinks if they want to rank- acquire backlinks slowly and wait for the google dance. Another important consideration would be the long term velocity in which you build links. Consistency is important. Stick with contextual backlinks and your...