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No, not dead at all, still a happy customer getting 300+vpm :)

As far as I can see, the extent of the EMD 'bonus' or leniency with anchors is related to the overall authority of the site. It seems sites I've pushed too hard when too young have suffered and had their bonus revoked, while those I've been steadier with have performed far better. Ideally I...

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Spin rewriter is so much cheaper than WordAI and the quality difference is not so huge. But their site and API are quite unreliable. If you can put up with the downtime etc it's a fair saving though.

Grindlists provide a good 'authority' list filtered by DA metrics

I've rebuilt sites like this as PBNs and yes, they can deliver good value. Also seen people who forgot about their 301d domains and let them expire fall in the SERPS. A 301 is only permanent for as long as Google can see the 301 is live.

I beg to differ, I wouldn't pass on this one. You're talking about a link from a direct competitor in the top 3 for the kw you want to rank for? No, don't build a PBN. 301 redirect it to the page you want to rank instead. Links from the top ten for the keyword(s) you wish to rank for are golden...

The cache: command seems to trail the actual data Google uses for rankings - often you can find your updated page ranking for keywords in new content taht doesn't yet appear in Google's cache. Once the cache is updated I think you can be pretty sure Google is taking into account the changes.

I think this is spot on - the way I look at it the more things you change (content/structure/hosting/registrar/downtime/etc) the more suspicion is placed on a domain. You can limit the changes from old to new, or you can give a domain time to settle in. The same is true whether you are...

Honestly if you're going to do high powered 301s to boost your site's rankings you should be cloaking them from link crawlers as you would your PBN links so your competition don't rat you out. Seeing a rise in DA would be cause for concern..

Look for recurring revenue opportunities. Clients on retainers. Monthly site rentals. Saas. Or revenue share affiliate programs. Build a list, don't rely on stable traffic.

If you can find web2.0s with decent trustflow at the PAGE level, not the domain level, then they will have value. DA alone will not help you as you are just one page/subdomain of millions - might as well build profile links. Also most web2.0s only use an IP or two so you are not getting much...

All tactics work at the end of the day. Just some carry more risk than others. If you diversify your tactics and mix things up you'll go further

My biggest issue with hopping between projects used to be leaving every task at around 80%. I do find if I force myself to work on one thing when I want to do another I'm not as productive, so instead I aim to complete the tasks I start - eg I can work on the distracting project/idea provided...

Do you get traffic to the homepage, or just to the blog articles? It may make sense to highlight your best posts to 'pre-sell' your expertise and the ebook rather than putting the lander right on the homepage, ideally with some lead capture to get people on a mailing list so you can keep pushing...