Black hat seo v2013, what worked for me

Berkeli

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So I have tried quite a lot of ways to rank a website and finally found the soft spot of google,

it's very simple i purchased 50 different domains, nothing in particular just random and made 1 page websites with unique articles in each of them(different platforms, some plain html, wordpress, joomla etc etc).
+social services (twitter retweets, fb shares etc)
and to these 50 sites i applied social bookmarks, high pr manual comments, high pr web 2.0 links.

2 months passed and last 2 weeks my client is #1 for 60k, 33k and 14k exact match keywords,

before there were sites with 400k polish links, the ones that I was thinking impossible to over-ride.

good luck

p.s. don't forget to purchase domains with anonymous service

 

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wriper

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Well but you need huge investment i think that there are better ways how to spend that amount of money and be effective

 

Berkeli

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wriper

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You didnt use different IPs for domains?

 

Berkeli

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of course I used different IPs, and different locations uk, germany, usa etc

 

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dragonno

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Were all the sites for a general niche or different, unrelated niches?

 

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pattymayo

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so every domain i have i need to use a different ip for. even if domains arent related? or the niche related im saying

 

twistedtrick

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Sounds like a private blog network to me! Interesting that this strategy worked so well with random/new domains.

 

Berkeli

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yep, basically private blog network.

the domains are different but all articles are same niche (money site's niche)

If I feel like the rankings start to drop I will just have to add 1 more articles per site + boost them with tier 2 links

 

calebmann

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great job! that is similar to the method i use.

 

radarsurge

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sounds legit. interestingly enough, I've had similar success using the same IP for domains (unique content, but less competitive)... Don't know what to make of it.

 

Berkeli

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this works perfectly well, just forget about domains that were banned/de-indexed, register a new one and start over.

I lost a lot of time trying to recover already sandboxed domains, but it's 10000 times better/easier to start over.

i'm currently setting this up for 2 new sites. will report here how it goes

 

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willinabox

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Did you use different IP's for each domain?

-Will

 

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silverace

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nice share! something I've been wanting to look into. I'm pretty hesistated by the startup costs for this, but it might be interesting just to build 4-6 of these sites as quility backlinks.

 

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willinabox

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Should you use different IP's for each domain?

 

Berkeli

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different ips are of course preferred (I used different IPs)
but as mentioned above seems to be working with the same ip too.

 

RankGeek

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Yay. Another success story with Social Signals. Looks like they're about the only aspect of SEO whici are reasonably certain of succeeding. Thanks for sharing, man. Rep+ for you!

 

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Berkeli said:

of course I used different IPs, and different locations uk, germany, usa etc

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But in a VPS how you able to use different locations? or you have taken different country wise tlds?

and how many unique ip address for 50 websites?

 

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dentawor

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I am sorry if I do not understand one part. Do you have back link form each of those 50 sites pointing to your client site?
Am I right? Or which website you meat ranks for #1?

 

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stevejohns

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RankGeek said:

Yay. Another success story with Social Signals. Looks like they're about the only aspect of SEO whici are reasonably certain of succeeding. Thanks for sharing, man. Rep+ for you!

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Its not about social signals. Its about the private network. Imagine op removed social signals from the list, results would probably be the same, Option 2 Op removed private blog network - I doubt he would rank even in top 50. I ranked dozens of site without social signals and they stick well.