Bought nearly 70 articles. Overall I was impressed for the price. I didn't give any in depth article instructions, just a title. Most of the articles were well researched and structured.
I'd certainly recommend this service.
My theory is when you hit a certain % of deindexed backlinks you get punished by the algorithm. Not sure what that % is but try to keep it less than 15%. So yes building more backlinks from non deindexed domains should bring it back.
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Looking forward to the results :)
Oh could you send the forum profiles to the 2.0 rather than my site? Thanks!
Yeah im making everything look at natural as possible. Using my brand the most, followed by various raw url variations, followed by "click here" type stuff. I've tried to copy the anchor diversity of an authority site in my niche. Inner pages are backlinked too.
Doing that for my main keyword...
Hey guys this is basically a rant but I could do with some advice too :)
I started building an authority site on a topic I enjoy. I chose a brand name; the brand name actually gets 500 searches per month (not the reason I chose it).
After registering the domain I started to build the site...
I've had the same. That's because the site may have a "recent comments" widget in the sidebar. Therefore you would get a backlink on every page for as long as you're in the most recent comments.
This happened to two of my sites. My pages were over optimised (i'm guessing). I did the following to fix it:
- Changed h1 from "[exact keyword]" to "blah blah [exact keyword] blah blah"
- Did something similar with the title tag
- lowered the keyword density from 3% to just over 1%
After...
You need to constantly update it I think. I have trouble keeping them indexed too. Maybe it's easier if you get involved with the community but that's too much effort for me.
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