Black SEO churn and burn and backlink recommendations

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We aim to implement a churn and burn strategy for our e-commerce site, which sells luxury replica watches in the American market. How should the site content and backlink work be structured? We currently have 4-5 draft sites. Nothing we've tried has gotten us the rankings we want. We haven't tried backlinking yet; so far, we've only done research. We've thoroughly analyzed our top 3 competitors in our niche and will do as much backlinking as we can understand. If any of you have real experience in this area, I need your advice.
 
# 1 - Publish few Guest Posts on high authority websites to build reputation and to attract traffic - Organic way
# 2 - Backlinks for your main keywords + related long tail keywords.

Good luck
Parker
 
If you're testing churn & burn for replicas in the US, you’ll want to separate tiers properly otherwise Google torches everything before it ranks.

What’s been working for similar grey niches just as reference:

1. Use 3-5 buffer parasite pages send aggressive spam there GSA Xrumer / blogcomments.
2. From buffers, drip contextual edits (RD 300+ ideally) to the main draft sites.
3. Keep anchors 70% branded/URL exact match works short term but also kills lifespan faster.

I’ve seen a few watch replica sites do 25k+ spam/day and still survive because the tiering was tight.

Not sure how much detail is allowed to be shared publicly here, so I’ll stop here but happy to add more context if needed.
 
Publish a Press Release.
Start a massive, tiered backlink blast to those URL's.
It should push your rankings in short time.
 
Focus on aggressive backlinks, not perfect content. Build a clean looking site with coded product names ("Submariner-style watch") and your own photos.

Blast the site with high power links from Private Blog Networks and paid guest posts, using mostly brand/generic anchor text. Expect the site to rank quickly, make money for a few weeks, then get penalized or sued. When it does, abandon it and repeat the process with your next site. Let me know if you are interested to know more.
 
copy whatever you can from your ranking competitors, and go one step further than they have
 
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