Bobbylove's RANKING DOMINATION 2012 EDITION

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I'm lappanion (linkmink here) and wow, I've just read this thread properly for the first time and see that Bobby has released a great step-by-step method to get rankings and earn money online. Everything has been laid out in such a newbie friendly way. Rep given Bobby!

cdn_craigs said:
most importantly

HAS ANYONE TRIED THESE STEPS! AND SEEN THE RESULTS? That would stop all the doubt!
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You are welcome to view the results from those kind enough to share in my thread here... http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...ranking-blog-post-blast-aln-rankblasters.html
 
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Is it possible to find a domain that is still indexed? The only indexed domain I've found showed the Godaddy parking info on Google's results.

Can anyone explain this? Is it ok if I buy a deindexed domain, put 1000 words article then force Google to index it?

Or should the domain be indexed (inner pages also) before I buy it?

Pretty confused here

Any help greatly appreciated,

Regards,


Set the filter to find "Domain Age" 1 to 20 and find the domains that have already expired and are ready to be bought. Page rank does not matter, only the domain age matters. The older, the better.

However make sure that you check to see if the site is deindexed in Google, and you do this by using the following command in google:

Code:
site:URL
I typically put site:url.com (leave out www or http)

Do not purchase a domain that is deindexed.
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Awesome thread!

I have a question to ask though. I was wondering if anyone who read this thread can clarify for me. It would be great help!

When Bobby says to put a 1000 word aritcle on the old expired domain....are we putting any article related to the old domain or an article about the keyword for our new domain?

Thanks guys!
 
MarkI said:
Awesome thread!

I have a question to ask though. I was wondering if anyone who read this thread can clarify for me. It would be great help!

When Bobby says to put a 1000 word aritcle on the old expired domain....are we putting any article related to the old domain or an article about the keyword for our new domain?

Thanks guys!
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Put an article that will be related to the new domain that you will 301 to.
 
Was does an aged domain mean exactly? To be aged does a domain have to have a site that has been indexed for a few months? Or is it the actual length that the domain has been registered. Because I have a bunch of domains that I have bought years ago that have just been sitting with no site or anything on them.

Would these be good to build on and start blasting links to immediately or do they need to have a site and be indexed for a few weeks first?

My review of this thread is that it is FU$KEN AWESOME!!! I have tried this method and it has yielded me the most results with the least amount of work. INSANE!!!
 
Kickflip said:
If anyone says those don't work, then they really shouldn't check out the sites I am working on doing SEO for. Many sites have been ranking for 12+ months with very little content per page, using only blog comments blasts. There is just way too much to Googles algorithms to say that a certain kind of link building doesn't work *period*. The only type of links I have ever had trouble with is Xrumer profiles. They were simply devalued by Google and my original rankings were restored after a few days of dropping off. Sometimes the point of link building isn't to directly flow pagerank to increase ranking, but to help keep other links indexed.

I don't think there is any legitimate debate on *if* high pr blog network posts work or not, since my first day visiting blackhatworld, people have been advising others to buy an expired domain, point it to EMD, and then buy high pr blog network posts to get high ranking. They do work, but there are some concerns that need to be taken into account with them.

1) Cost. Usually the cost is quite high, and might be considered overkill for the keyword you are trying to rank for. Why spend $500+ on a blog network, when you can spend $300 on hiring out the process to someone else?

2) Footprint. Anyone considering using blog network posts needs to understand that Google can easily see that they are purchased links. If Google decides to bring the hammer down on the entire blog network, your site may be in some trouble. Google recently penalized their own product "Chrome" for using Paid Blog posts after being called out publicly. So if your competitor is smart, all they have to do is report your site for a manual review, and Google will penalize your site, and you just wasted all your money.

Anytime you fly up out of nowhere, and you are playing with "the big boys" without having spent lots of time building your site up for long tail keywords, you are more likely to get reported for a manual review. Of course it isn't a common situation, but it COULD happen, and you are not going to pass the review using a method such as this because it is too obvious they are all paid links.

I would say the best way to use this method is to build up a site using the more well known methods first, target lots of long tail keywords first, add some real decent content, and when you seem to "plateau" on your rankings, THEN I would use a a private blog network. If you are going to spend hundreds on the link building, spend a decent amount of a decent amount of original content too.

Hope this all makes sense. Will clarify if needed.
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just hope for no manual review,
 
When you say high PR blog links are good, do you mean the homepage's PR or the page's PR where the link is put ?
 
carlito said:
When you say high PR blog links are good, do you mean the homepage's PR or the page's PR where the link is put ?
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Ideally you want the page PR, but homepage PR works pretty good also.
 
hey bobbylove321 I like to try this but one question u told to look for 301 domain as age domain. what about if I had age domain which is used for 302?
 
Lost of people have a technique which works for them, and clearly BobbyLove has found one he likes. After much debate I have decided to test this method..... I'm testing with premium content from iwriter, and a 6 year old domain I already owned (for the 301 redirect).

Im sceptical for a few reasons..... mainly "7 days". I just cant see this working for any kind of decent nich within 7 days. We'll see, but I just can't see it.

I also have 2 issues with the redirect.... 301's do not pass domain age. They do pass page-rank, in much the same way as a normal link does, but they do not pass domain age. The page-rank and quality/relevance of the site is far more important, and 301ing from a site with a high page-rank will certainly help..... but it has nothing to do with the age. In fact, there is debate about domain age having any impact at all in rankings....let alone being able to 301 it to another site.

Anyway, this is a good thread with some good debate....and I'm looking forward to seeing my test results, as LSI isn't somthing I have concentrated much on until now.
 
Hi bobbylove321, please correct me if this is a silly question!!

Can I 301 2xPR5 domains to my money site? Will it have any good or bad effect? Do let me know!

Thanks a million in advance :)
 
crusher: This has been answered before. Doing this will damage your site more than help your rankings and Bobby does not recommend it.

Cheers.
 
hamd01 said:
Lost of people have a technique which works for them, and clearly BobbyLove has found one he likes. After much debate I have decided to test this method..... I'm testing with premium content from iwriter, and a 6 year old domain I already owned (for the 301 redirect).

Im sceptical for a few reasons..... mainly "7 days". I just cant see this working for any kind of decent nich within 7 days. We'll see, but I just can't see it.

I also have 2 issues with the redirect.... 301's do not pass domain age. They do pass page-rank, in much the same way as a normal link does, but they do not pass domain age. The page-rank and quality/relevance of the site is far more important, and 301ing from a site with a high page-rank will certainly help..... but it has nothing to do with the age. In fact, there is debate about domain age having any impact at all in rankings....let alone being able to 301 it to another site.

Anyway, this is a good thread with some good debate....and I'm looking forward to seeing my test results, as LSI isn't somthing I have concentrated much on until now.
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Are you absolutely positive that the 301 doesn't pass age or authority? I've seen some of his sites (not the ones mentioned here) ranking #1 for crazy terms, and believe me, these sites are very, very young.
 
hamd01 said:
I also have 2 issues with the redirect.... 301's do not pass domain age. They do pass page-rank, in much the same way as a normal link does, but they do not pass domain age. The page-rank and quality/relevance of the site is far more important, and 301ing from a site with a high page-rank will certainly help..... but it has nothing to do with the age. In fact, there is debate about domain age having any impact at all in rankings....let alone being able to 301 it to another site.
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You're right, but I think you missed the point. You get an aged domain so that you can blast the hell out of it, since a new domain would just get sandboxed for that kind of aggressive linkbuilding.
 
hamd01 said:
Lost of people have a technique which works for them, and clearly BobbyLove has found one he likes. After much debate I have decided to test this method..... I'm testing with premium content from iwriter, and a 6 year old domain I already owned (for the 301 redirect).

Im sceptical for a few reasons..... mainly "7 days". I just cant see this working for any kind of decent nich within 7 days. We'll see, but I just can't see it.

I also have 2 issues with the redirect.... 301's do not pass domain age. They do pass page-rank, in much the same way as a normal link does, but they do not pass domain age. The page-rank and quality/relevance of the site is far more important, and 301ing from a site with a high page-rank will certainly help..... but it has nothing to do with the age. In fact, there is debate about domain age having any impact at all in rankings....let alone being able to 301 it to another site.

Anyway, this is a good thread with some good debate....and I'm looking forward to seeing my test results, as LSI isn't somthing I have concentrated much on until now.
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I disagree with 301 redirect not passing domain age.

Which one do you think looks more authority in Google's eyes?

A 2 hour domain or a 2 year old domain?

Now the 2 year old domain 301 redirecting to the 2 hour domain will make Google think that the 2 hour domain is 2 years old.

I have done it and it works.
 
crusher said:
Hi bobbylove321, please correct me if this is a silly question!!

Can I 301 2xPR5 domains to my money site? Will it have any good or bad effect? Do let me know!

Thanks a million in advance :)
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I would not recommend doing that.

Only 1 is enough, overdoing it may cause Google to confuse your site and not rank it.
 
I am new to seo so cut me some slack. So bobby i dont need to do all the link pyramids, social bookmarks or none of that stuff . Just articles, redirect from and old domain and get 555 High PR Links or whatever? Is that the full extent? obviously on page seo but no other backlinking ( the little i know of it anyway )
 
soundsdelicious said:
You're right, but I think you missed the point. You get an aged domain so that you can blast the hell out of it, since a new domain would just get sandboxed for that kind of aggressive linkbuilding.
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It would? Luckily Google must have missed every one of my websites I have ever worked on! Can I see some examples of these sandboxed sites? Just never seen it with my own eyes where a site was sandboxed from high pr blog posts/blog comments/article directories etc. Maybe from 200,000+ forum profiles all being indexed in 1 day, but again, that is likely due to manual reviews/spam reports, not necessarily Googles algorithm.
 
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