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I am a programmer, but I don't want to offer my services. I just want to offer some suggestions. If your bot is really super-simple, why not use something like iMacros? Or, what about one of the many automators available (for Windows and Mac)? Or, how about something like ZennoPoster or Ubot...

You can use far more than Wayback Machine - most search engines retain caches. Think about that.

You need to either 1) write it yourself, 2) hire a writer, or 3) find other sources of content that are in electronic form but have not been posted online. Hmm, I wonder what some of those content sources could be? Well, a couple of places to start would be universities and government entities...

Yes, for Pete's sake (whoever Pete was). A domain name doesn't have to be "perfect" to rank. Some really awful/hard-to-remember/meaningless domains have ranked quite well. Some domains like that have sites that rake in the $$$ daily. The domain name, it and of itself, is not the main thing...

Yes, growing up the 1980's was great. (I remember this show when I was in jr. high in about 1990).

You can make your own private network of sites, and use that for your tier one. Make all your content either 1) totally original or 2) riffs off of other content that you repost. Whatever you do, make it quality stuff.

I made a script to do this exact task, some time ago. What I needed was to get the "top ten" for some big 'ol lists of keywords. Entire files full of words. Lots of them. Too many to do by hand. So this script takes a plaintext file as input, goes down the list of words, and saves the top ten...

You're going to need to use an iframe (or possible some javascript) in combination with some CSS creativity. I do not know of a ready-made solution that does this.

In my experience and observations of other people's lives, I have to point out something in regards to open carry: even when it's clearly and explicitly legal, and when the law is easily verified, both LEOs and civilians alike tend to either a) totally freak out, b) display and act upon their...

If you can, you should. It's empowering, prudent, and tends to put fear into the hearts of the unthinking, the criminally-minded, and the tyrannical among us. For those reasons, you should revel in the fact that you can do such a thing...and do it. My book recommendations on this subject, by...

All of the above. Typically, however, I am building a web 2.0 property in order to boost the ranking of a specific page for a specific keyword. I will typically link using that keyword. In the content, I will include the longtails/LSI keywords.

Affiliate product sales. Get an evergreen niche (meaning, a niche that will always have interest from searchers), make a solid website, and sit back and wait for the consistent sales to come in. (OK so I simplified it, but that is how it works.)

If we're talking about massive, low-quality numbers - whether in links or in content - then tools can do the job. And yes, the tools level the playing field considerably (even taking into account the time/knowledge needed to learn to expertly use the tool). Just look at the way Xrumer and then...

Why can't you put a nofollow on each of the "go" links? If you site it built using a template, or if the code resides in a database it should be easy to add the nofollow to all the links. If not, you could make a page that Google sees (for your "go" script) that contains the header robots...

What?? I don't really understand you. But if you're asking if you can use subdomains for marketing...yes. Yes you can.

You want these to not be indexed. You should put a nofollow on each one, and you can also direct google to not follow or index these links in your robots.txt file - which might be the best option. There are other options but these are the two simplest and most straightforward.

Advice, in no particular order of importance.... Do what few others are doing. You will instantly have less competition and more differentiation. Provide value in all you do. It helps you be remembered as well as appreciated. Strive to create things that will last. It prevents you from having...

Very cool. It's good to see that someone has learned, attained some level of expertise and success, and helped others along the way. That's what we should all aim to do.

Get any links you can. I largely ignore whether a link is nofollow or not. That being said, if I know of a non-nofollowed link opportunity, I do indeed use it to its fullest potential.

Clean them up. If they're total trash, just put a one-page keyword-focused landing page on a brand new host. Do standard SEO on the landing page: H1 with your keyword, 350-600 word article, an image, etc. Let it sit there for a few weeks. Then build a new site with good content and solid onpage...