Recent content by knowpoquito

PM prices and examples. Thanks.

PM please for prices and examples. Thanks.

I apologies, it's 10000 views, not subscribers.

Basically, Youtube changed their requirements from 10000 subscribers to 4000 hours of watchtime AND 1000 subscribers. If you do not meet these requirements, your previously eligible account will be terminated!

No, not that I've heard of. You can try and get the reviews CHANGED by contacting the reviewer and working out an agreement, however. OR if for some reason the review has copyrighted content in it, you can contact BBB and/or try a Google DMCA request.

Perhaps we could open up a case study? I'd be willing to run it.

In my experience, it does work. But again, not very cost effective for most clients. You can choose U.S. and N. America I.Ps only so 3rd world countries really isn't an issue.

+1 for Scrapebox. I purchased the expired domain finder and run a site:[web 2.0] + keywords footprint. Does a pretty good job.

There's literally hundreds of threads that reference how to do it. I believe BHopkins wrote a very detailed post about it. Read that first and then ask specific questions.

I've had experience manipulating autocomplete before. Just use microworkers and create a project for "Google Search". You will have to have your workers search for your specific keyword and click on a site and do some actions on the site. The amount of searches will depend on how many...

lol, the said part is that, that's how easy it is to manipulate people into thinking that GOOD restaurants are bad (and vice versa). I wonder if there is any black hat approach to make money off of this? hmm...

They do. I use it with a Chase CC.

Right. Also, it's about public relations. A good ORM campaign will also provide outreach to authority sites that are related to the client to either spin negative news and/or create positive content that will highlight the better things the client has done...which is hard in some cases.

I use bitstamp, there verification process is simple and I believe you can have a daily purchase limit of 5K starting right out of the gate (coinbase is like $300 daily, whoo dee doo). There's a 7% purchase fee, however, which may defeat the purchase of arbitrage.

To add on: suppression is essentially SEO, but for a brand name or person's name. It's much easier to do than traditional SEO.