Recent content by myStupidUsername

I created a couple of new sites a few days ago and it took about 60 hours and that was with creating a twitter to link to them, posting link on a couple of forums, and posting link on reddit and quora a few times as well as requesting index from google. The site I created 2.5 months ago took 8...

I created a script to crawl every page of a list of 300 .edu site focusing on pages of professors and pages for specific classes of professors that had input forms on their page. I then manually looked at each page. Many of these pages are decades old but still functional and include fully...

This is why I haven't used forums/social media in 10 years. Can't ask a simple question without some jackass hounding you over nonsense and I don't have the ability to not reply it seems.

If a mod requests the evidence, I'd be more than happy to oblige. Or they can turn off my PM's, I don't care now as BassTrackerBoats gave me a good response and given his status here, appears to be a good authority on the subject.

You are a trip man. I was asking a question because in researching on links being blacklisted by google from .edu sites, it has an extreme negative impact...especially sites like mine which are in such a tiny niche market, a single negative hit has serious consequences. This isn't shitting...

My original plan is to figure out if having a blackhat injected SEO link on a top ranking university getting blacklisted by google once the method spreads would do more harm than good in the long run. How is that malicious or ill intent in any form or fashion? This is some next level paranoia mate.

Where did I say I was an SEO wizard. I already said I spent weeks trying to figure out a way to inject my backlink somewhere. I spent 4-8 hours a day crawling .edu sites until I was lucky enough to stumbled upon one that worked. This isn't wizardy, it's drudging through shit until you find...

Read my other thread. I don't know why I improved in rankings but the improvement was before I implemented this idea (only implemented a few hours ago after seeing replies here)...

No, I'm just leary of posting it because if I do, 100's/1000's of people will use it within days sort of like with the wikipedia backlinks this week and the .edu site I'm using will patch it and/or google will patch it once it spreads. I will share the method once I am done with my current...

I've been racking my brain for weeks trying to get a high quality backlink because my niche market is so niche, it makes it next to impossible. I have stumbled upon a way to get a crawable ******** backlink from a top 5 .edu site. Is there any negative downsides to doing this? What are possible...

Maybe this site is magic. Since posting this thread, I have went from spot 29 to spot 14 on google. Maybe I just needed to wait.

1) 3 months 2) Only once every few weeks until I created the blog and now every few days (there really isn't much more to talk about, this is a very niche of a niche market and I've already covered everything so now just writing on tangentially related content) 3) Yes 4) Yes, I am right on...

It has about 20 pages with 2000-10000 word detailed content on the subject (nowhere outside of research journals is the topic discussed and on the web, it's barely touched on). I have a companion blog I started going into extreme detail on all of the nuances of the high level parts of the...

I've created a few blogs with good domains and good info that are now backlinking to it. About all I can think of right now.

Just signed up, not seeing anything about 100 free credits