You could make an original website, and link each page back to itself in each individual posts. Then once you have built and completed the site, say on wordpress or blogger etc, you can simply export your entire blog, and then import it into a new blog with a single file in about a minute or...
when you really get into the on page seo part you'll likely realize copying useless unoptimized content is pointless but it still gets a bit of traffic. atleast add tags and categories to your copied posts to make the page more unique that will help.
if your gonna make links..make sure you can remove them if needed. link penalties seem to get huge portions of your site deindexed so if your gonna link spam...make sure you getting some targeted traffic on them links or its pointless. good on page seo will do your site wonders and you prolly...
i got $1 says i can outrank em all with a single 1 page website with a paragraph and a list of long tail keywords i want to rank on the first page for.
when i need a couple billion spam in a can links i use the link: feature with a common comment footprint on comment urls i find on those really spammed out pages with a billion comments on them and then suck the results out of google and instant spam in a can comment spam links.
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my two cents is strong on page seo will get you 90% of the way there for medium competition phrases. i have a few 1 page websites that rank 1st page for about 100 popular terms each - no links to them at all. just good on page seo. So.. i think those graphs up there are pure speculation, are...
if you comment spam link even though you have good links you'll still get a penalty and your site or a portion of your site will get deindexed. chances of removing mass comment spam links are slim to none at best. imho.
if its a new domain or a new sub domain i find google indexes about 2000 pages a day of dupe content. could be faster for not dupe content. submitting xml sitemap is the way to do it just sit back and let the google machine do its thing. might help if your site stays static at this time.
unless the feature and the code for it are not physically located inside the software application (or pulled over the net from a server) then all software can be re-written with a simple hex editor and hex based op codes as long as you don't increase the size of the binary unless you want to go...
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