Recent content by steelmagnum

im just curious, why would i get penalized if i blast a ton of wikis? if i start off my seo campaign with wiki blasts, it couldnt really affect my site ranking, which is non-existant right now. lastly, should i focus on .edu and govt wikis if i decide not to blast all the wikis on my list?

oh wow, you make sure your wikis are unique from each other? i have a list of over 100k, that would take forever! anyway, i may go with your advice of only sticking with EDUs and maybe govt wikis.

bump pls!

So I am going to be launching my website soon, and I want to implement a fair amount of SEO. Since BHW offers a ton of resources, I have a list of over 10k wikis. Although I'm sure most are defunct, 1k legitimately working wikis are definitely valuable. I plan on writing 10 quality articles...

hey, you guys have any good plugins for drupal? thinking about building out my sites using it.

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bump please!

of course. my website is a financial media application that can predict the stock market with reasonable accuracy. basically, ill try to scrape emails from sites like wallstreetoasis, stock market forums, things of the sort. i assume it's a good idea in principle, but is there risk of any trap...

as blackhat as it may sound, would i more or less likely be safe if i scrape well known blogs and stuff for emails? in my mind, it seems unlikely that many trap emails would be subscribed to bigger blogs.

Hi, could you send me the list as well?

Interesting, there's some good information in this thread. Think I'll first write a script to determine which emails are active and which arent. After that, I want to be able to see if there are any honeypots. Is there a web service or a program that can filter through honeypot email addresses...

bump please, anyone with definitive knowledge? I have a feeling it is fine based on the above rules

Here's the list of guidelines: EDIT: can't paste URLs, its from the FTC, copy-pasted below this leads me to believe i can send an email to whomever as long as my intentions are clear and also have an easy opt out option. i only made this thread because people kept telling me that it would be...

The concept intrigues me, but there's no way I'd be able to sift through thousands of emails to see if any are complaints. Maybe send the list an email that's like: Please reply to be removed from this email list which is used to distribute online services. something like that that makes it...

Ok, all this makes sense. But seriously, how is it legal to buy/sell or trade email lists? That implies that the email owners subscribed to newsletter X, but not newsletter Y, which just purchase X's email list.