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Keywords at the beginning of the description, Keywords at the beginning of the title and a lot of keywords in the description and tags always seems to do it for me

They Might have a massive advantage but there is no way they can stop spam getting into the search results. This is just another scare tactic from Mr Cutts which is only meant to try and disuade people from trying to get their site at the top of the listings. For me, It didn't work.

the only way i can think to do it would be to go through the list manually and remove the links you dont want. Time consuming, yes but really the only reliable way

yeah i think their server was down mine is working again now though

i have always wanted to get into this sort of marketing but would have no idea where to start. I suppose i started by reading this thread. Anyway a lot more research is needed.

i would never suggest using free hosting sites as you are not in control of them and they can be taken offline without any warning and any money you are making from them dissappears instantly. Always have your own hosting and then your are in control of the site. Eli

82 domains 10 twitter 35 FB

spammer? really? lol

i usually use the fast poster unless i am posting to sites that always fail i will then use slow poster to see if I can catch anymore

yeah there would be no point in a gamers forum as this deals with internet marketing

I would start small like 100 links a day this should be enough to get you to that #1 spot if the competition is low enough.

Hey yeah forgot to mention the IM products as the majority of affiliates do buy under their own aff code which falsely inflates gravity. Eli

no thats not the case. Gravity means the amount of affiliates that has made a sale in the last 60 days. Now this doesnt mean they only got 1738 sales it means that 1738 affiliates got a sale in the last 60 days. however several affiliates could have made 10 sales of the product but that would...

never been heavy much into fb ads. tried it once but didnt work out. Maybe give it a go again after reading this thread Eli

As long as the rankings of your sites don't go down, which generally PR wont affect then it doesnt matter ( that is unless you are trying to sell advertising on the site ). After all it is more about rankings in google rather than pr. My 2c anyway. Eli