Or, they do it randomly...I only have 2 real accounts and a 3rd backup that was created before Discord went crazy and started wanting people to verify. I went to create a 4th account on a completely benign IP and POP they want a phone number...
Where was the comment? I doubt they wouldn't find it suspicious if you got 100 updoots on some random sub with a history of low viewership, or on a thread in a sub the bots had never viewed before.
While on face this is ok advice, why is it that this is the crap that gets tossed into the newsletter? You'd figure moderators would actually check the quality (and validity) of anything that gets sent out before it is...
When Google themselves tell you not to spin and shotgun articles, they're telling what they do...
Doesn't help your stance on "respect" when what I said wasn't disrespectful, on top of being true. If you think what you said about no one knowing what Google did was accurate then I don't see why...
1) Don't threadjack. Create your own thread for this question.
2) Naruto may be a ninja, but people look for him by name or relevant names, places, and events...use his name + relevant terms "Naruto Eggshell Stickers, Naruto Holo Stickers", "Naruto Hinata Heart Sticker" etc
"Ninja stickers" ->...
...this is literally no different to article spinning and we all know that doesn't rank. At. All. You'll notice how there's title that aren't grammatically correct returned, and if you think Google isn't going to catch those and flatline the entire site you're out of your mind...
Probably not if you're using a mail services. USPS offers "Real" addresses at their post office boxes other than the typical "P.O" numbers they offer, so you can list as, say, 43 Oddum St #45 (43 being the Office address, #45 being the box). No different to an apartment block address...and I...
Best plugin I've used is WPCerber (assuming you're using Wordpress) : stops bots from creating accounts, trying to bruteforce your logins (create a custom wp-login page so they can't find it, just make sure you keep the page name somewhere), or spamming comments in your articles.
If you're not...
Really? In his niche the comp should be pretty high especially at this time of the year (and no one cares about the COOF anymore, don't listen to the media) so I'd imagine $300 would be pretty shallow, no?
That has got to be the weakest and slowest form of laundering I've heard of to date...they could have opened a bunch of fast food restaurants and got off far more quicker than that.
Domains are as low as $0.88 cents at Namecheap. Their hosting starts at about $10 for the first year for their most basic plan.
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You can buy one of those cheap $0.88 cent domains and find a free hosting provider that allows their usage (doesn't require an upgrade to use on their platform)...
They don't need to buy views when they can buy a "Trending" slot directly from Youtube, forced "recommended/suggested" slots in a queue, and other shitt ways Youtube is watering down the site these days.
He may have got that link in the Email they sent out today...that's how I got here.
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