Recent content by sMiT5

everyone is talking about quora like its a place to write good answers lol. for me its a para / buffer . the question page already has authority, i put an answer with my link in it, then i point a small tier of links at the answer url so it stays up in the answer order and indexed. active...

same problem until i stopped searching for everything. i only hand pick the few sites that link to the money site, maybe 5 a quarter, and the rest of the links go at buffer pages, built with software off a verified list. that part takes no searching at all. the hours went from finding 50 sites...

backlink profile first, whats pointing at it and whether those pages still exist. last one i took over had 300 links in the report and about 40 still live

built links to a page that was already number 1 just to see. it stayed number 1 but the pages linked from it moved up. didnt expect the second part

scrapebox index checker does bing, thats what i used when i had to check a few thousand. only thing is bing starts giving garbage after a few hundred queries from one ip so you need proxies rotating or you get the wikipedia/youtube thing you describe. run it twice before you trust a not indexed

Not competitive no. low and mid competition yeah, plenty of times with just content and internal links. the moment I moved up to anything with real money behind it the content only thing stopped dead. had two pages stuck at 15-25 for months that only moved once I put some buffers behind them

I check the history before anything else now. Wayback machine and a quick backlink look. Had a "fresh" domain once that turned out to have been a spam site in 2019 and it never got off the ground. After that, short and easy to say out loud. Keyword in the domain I stopped bothering with, it...

Honestly what helped me was stopping looking at total traffic every day. Started tracking number of keywords on page 2 and 3 instead. Those move weeks before traffic does, so you can see something working while the graph still looks flat. Also 10 months is not long. My first site did nothing...

Niche matters less than the sub-niche honestly. "Health" is evergreen and impossible. "Recovery after a specific surgery" is evergreen and completely doable for a small site. What I look for is a topic where people search the same questions year after year but the big sites only cover it in one...

Yes, it's true. Do-follow and contextual are needed; however, even though we can enable no-follow links inside options and skip no-follow strictly, GSA SER itself suggests not enabling them. I'm having decent results with GSA, so when I blast kitchen sink, I still use them lol. But yes, for...

Newer here but this matches what I'm seeing on small sites. The ones with any link structure behind them show up in AI answers, the ones without just don't, regardless of content. Digital PR is out of budget for me so I'm doing buffers and tiers instead and it seems to feed the same signals

Very new to SEO and I don't know if it's white hat or gray hat, but Money site << Tier 1 like (Reddit subs/Web2.0s) << Tier 2 links like articles/forums with kind of contextual engines and a mix of no follow and do follow works fine.

I am not sure about less effective stuff. But for me parasites / buffer sites like reddit sub page combining with tier 2 link wheels works. I recently started these and what I can say is low / mid competing niche websites work. Not sure what's not working. I have no luck with paid advertising...

Thanks for reply! Yes! I do blast using GSA SER for last tiers with kitchen sink including comments. So far it works for me. However I still afraid to use indexers directly to first tier instead I use to use indexers on later tiers. (cause I believe those indexing services using junk and I...

Been working on parasites > two-tier layered link building. Sometimes I push tier 2 with an indexer because I found that indexing the last layer helps get tier 2 indexed, and the top tier, which sends signals to the entire tier.