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It's all relative, isn't it? But it boils down to what looks natural. Should you obtain 100 blog comment links this week and then none for a month? I don't think so. Find relevant blogs, and add worthwhile comments - how many a day do you think a person might do if they didn't nothing but seek...

No, just the majority of the search market. :D Wise words.

I'd love to order 5 to see how it goes ... is there a discount? Thanks!

Just ordered; very excited about the results.

I've ordered 3 ... looking forward to the report ... and the results!

Sent you an email with an order. Looking forward to the results, thanks.

I'm interested - would like a price for using unique content on each site, please. Please PM me. Thanks.

Why do you think you got booted?

Ah, so the trick is to get the profiles you create indexed ... I couldn't find many pages that were, and most of the links had no site on them at all. Perhaps when you shared them here they got overused and ruined. So, I am guessing here, that to get them indexed you need to build some links...

Isn't the idea to vary it? In other words, sometimes your anchor text should be a naked URL (love that image) other times your keywords, other times your company name?

So where are you getting the backlinks to your 2.0s; from other 2.0s?

So, post Penguin this still works? I just get very skeptical that I can really fool Google.

Good luck to you! I have seen contracts where results were guaranteed or you got your money back, and I helped a client enforce one once, but I can't imagine this would attract what you need. Did you get burned already or what?

Interesting, I wasn't asking for advice so much as I was looking for a discussion. So, Kyle you seem to be proving the penguin rule!

Anchor text has taken a beating as a positive SEO factor, and we no longer want to link with our targeted terms - at least not too often. So, I the company or site name now, or, frequently I use 'click here,' a term that used to earn the derision of many a webmaster and SEO. But it turns out...

So, if I read the OP correctly, PageRank matters because the goal is to get links, and the higher the PR of the linking page, the better. It seems you are saying that I shouldn't care what PR my site has, but it is still a measurement of Google's assessment of the importance of the page. My...

I never heard of piwik ... care to share why you would go for it?

Any link is a good link for SEO, IMO, as long as the quality and relevance meet Google's criteria. But you have to build links for traffic since G's criteria changes and is largely unknown.

From everything I've read there is no recovery from Penguin. So, a new domain seems to be the way to go. On my own site, I see an improvement today, and lots of shuffling of other sites in my niche. I don't pay too much attention to ranking; I just try to build quality content.

Would love to get a PM on current pricing, and whether you have blogs related to fishing or florida travel. Thanks.