[Case study / Poll] Parasite test with redirected expired web 2.0s

Up? Down? Or nothing?

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    Votes: 49 62.8%
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    Votes: 4 5.1%
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    Votes: 25 32.1%

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    78
Sorry mate, can i ask you couple of question?

From what i get by your post, you redirect these web 2.0 to your site page/articles? or you redirect these web 2.0 to parasite then make backlink from parasite to your page/article?

Please forgive my bad english, im not really good at english
My site inner pages which are kinda made based on longtails, but keep in mind, this is for blackhat and churn and burn sites only, some work some don't!
 
My site inner pages which are kinda made based on longtails, but keep in mind, this is for blackhat and churn and burn sites only, some work some don't!

Thanks for the reply!!!

i think my best bet then with parasite? once again thanks for the response
 
So I moved "best tablet for kids 2020" keyword up around 11 places with just unrelated web 2.0 redirects.

I started building redirects on the 15th ish and stopped around the 17th I believe.

I actually built 164 web 2.0s in the end. Half PA 60 the other half DA 30-45.

I'm looking for 5 people who would like to try this on their own sites/parasites, but remember this is black hat SEO.

I'm considering turning this into a budget BST if I can get consistent results, which I have so far.

Mods, let me know if I should post separately in the beta testing section or keep it here on this thread :)
nice result!

mind if you share your javascript code for redirect? research a bit on google and found this https://gist.github.com/sabeurthabti/5903764 , works? no?
 
Why you will encrypt something that you want to be indexed? That does not make sense.

You can redirect traffic from a WEB 2.0 using an encrypted java script.
The site still gets indexed and crawled but google cant see the redirect.
 
You can redirect traffic from a WEB 2.0 using an encrypted java script.
The site still gets indexed and crawled but google cant see the redirect.
actually google see's now trough javascript, you need to update your info's about this!
 
actually google see's now trough javascript, you need to update your info's about this!

You want to learn to read and maybe update your education mate.. "Google cannot read an encrypted java script".
 
hmm, i bought scrapebox the other day. Thinking about giving web 2.0s a ago again.
 
You can redirect traffic from a WEB 2.0 using an encrypted java script.
The site still gets indexed and crawled but google cant see the redirect.
your meaning, if we use encrypted java script to redirect, Google bot fail to detect this encrypted java script?
right?
 
your meaning, if we use encrypted java script to redirect, Google bot fail to detect this encrypted java script?
right?

Exactly - you still get crawled and ranked for content but all the visitors are redirected automatically to the money site. Google don't see anything neither does the visitor.

I use them all the time no penalties plus no 3rd party server sniffing your traffic and stealing it.
 

So it went up but then, unfortunately, came back down to pre-redirect level. Although I'm still having decent results with strong high DA tumblrs using standard methods.
 
So it went up but then, unfortunately, came back down to pre-redirect level. Although I'm still having decent results with strong high DA tumblrs using standard methods.
Sounds good but how do you redirect the tumblrs? I think I wasn't able to redirect last time I tried.
 
to be honest, I dont get the point, the improvements (when they were) were not so good, and now you are as when you started.

You wanted to make it massive in the same web (it makes sense now) or in different webs (dont see the sense)?. Its a competitive kw?

Anyways, thanks thanks thanks thanks and thanks for sharing
 
Where are you purchasing these expired web 2.0's from to redirect? Thanks
 
Interestingly I've noticed it's back at position 24 now. So I may test this again on a few parasites. Will post results if I do.
 
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