[Case Study] Link building by trolling.

Ahrefs has a short memory it seems.. it's only last year they deleted some stuff from him when they came across his "extra curriculum" activities.

As far as I'm concerned anyone promoting a convicted pedophile and convicted hacker (script kiddie) won't be getting any of my money or business. How anyone with authority in the industry can trust this kid after all he done is beyond me. Looks like I'll be cancelling our ahrefs subscriptions.

His field of expertise is finding posts here and other forums then rehashing, some of which he's even sold as courses/ebooks.. example: his bs parasites ebook. Everything in it was covered here long ago by myself and many others.
 
Ahrefs has a short memory it seems.. it's only last year they deleted some stuff from him when they came across his "extra curriculum" activities.

As far as I'm concerned anyone promoting a convicted pedophile and convicted hacker (script kiddie) won't be getting any of my money or business. How anyone with authority in the industry can trust this kid after all he done is beyond me. Looks like I'll be cancelling our ahrefs subscriptions.

His field of expertise is finding posts here and other forums then rehashing, some of which he's even sold as courses/ebooks.. example: his bs parasites ebook. Everything in it was covered here long ago by myself and many others.

Might be worth speaking to Tim at Ahrefs, maybe?
 
This is actually very good method. Especially if you aim in niches where people dont know sht about computers and seo but somehow have big traffic on their fanpages LOL :D problem is with making fake social accounts/fake domains, too slow

and if you use this on your real brand then it gonna get booombed
 
Might be worth speaking to Tim at Ahrefs, maybe?

It was Tim deleted them last time round, he's still in charge there so I assume he knows. He replied to the concerns here at the time.
 
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