So this guy Joh*ns W*u seems to have made a killing, the legit media makes everyone think everything he did was whitehat but there is more to the story. Original story. (remove the astericks) ht*tp://www.we*bpron*ews.com/topnews/2008/10/03/blog*ger-hits-jac*kpot-with-sweet-deal-from-ban*krate Some research into his blackhat techniques. (remove the astericks) ht*tp://www.ja*anka*ne*llis.com/ban*kaho*liccom-sold-15-mill*ion-sha*dy-link-buil*ding/ Also if you do a search on google for "Fa*st Loa*dz Theme by Temp*latePanic and Cre*dit C*ard Offe*rs" you get a whole bunch of spam sites with some shaddy links where "credit card offers" lead to the site in question. Google Search Url: ht*tp://***********/6dtyhj
My first thoughts were that the story sounded like linkbait. But there is a press release issued by bankrate announcing the acquisition.
Wow! Another example of how supposedly "mainstream media" is very much entrenched in BH methods. It seems like they all are using BH in some form or another.
reposted the link because * are fucking annoying Code: http://www.webpronews.com/topnews/2008/10/03/blogger-hits-jackpot-with-sweet-deal-from-bankrate and Code: http://www.jaankanellis.com/bankaholiccom-sold-15-million-shady-link-building
This should prove to be an inspirational story to us all, since even in a very saturated/general market as this blogger has prevailed, it shows no limit to the power of e-business...
I would read this, but there are too many * in the URLs. I'm too lazy, you seriously don't need to put that many
Who cares if the search engine rankings are artificially if the site dose what was meant for...Driving high vol. of traffic to banks
Post here when your article is posted about you selling it for $15M, because posting "I'm well on my way" is pretty stupid.
