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Yes the anchor text of your no follow link will count when Google looks at it.

I agree. 5% or less for exact match keywords. You have to be safe these days.

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The report was delivered on time and there were a lot of extra links included in the package. I'm happy with my increase in rankings. These keywords have been stuck outside the first page for a while and I bought another more expensive service on this forum before which didn't improve things...

Aim for quality rather than pumping out posts for the sake of it. If that means one a month, then so be it.

You can still rank sites with spun content in your Tier 1, in my experience.

As long as people are using search engines there will be money in it.

I've had good success recently with using Facebook promoted posts.

'They can, because they think they can' Virgil

Most people still use search, the OP's approach seems very limited. Maybe I want to see more than just what Expedia has to offer?

Make videos that people want to watch in the first place.

If it is a task that can be outsourced for less than your time is worth, then you should do it.

That blackhat SEO is a lot of hard work for diminishing returns.

Even if all footprints are avoided, most blog networks are obvious when you look at them. You need to set up each site as a real individual site, and be careful about your own browsing habits, in order to avoid detection.

I like OVH, not had any problems with it.

Yes it takes longer now. I had some work done on some sites about 7 months ago. After a few months I got a bit frustrated and left them. A few weeks ago I noticed they'd popped up for the keywords just outside the first page. You need a lot more patience now, can't expect instant results. The...

I'm sure SAPE does work, but you need careful link selection. And I wouldn't point them at my money site if I wanted it to last.

Tumblr and Wordpress are good, but it'[s hard to keep Tumblr accounts alive if your content is spammy.

What happens to these blogs in the future after the homepage is full of posts? I mean, in order to keep the blog alive you will have to keep paying hosting fees each year. In the end you will lose money. Am I missing something? How long do these links really last?

This is a part of the game, unfortunately. A bummer when everything gets hit though.