Churn and burn: how to?

I see a lot of people use the phrase “churn and burn” but very few people talk about what they do and why.

What is the point of this thread?

I have a project in a competitive niche (weight loss medication) and I want to get traffic to my money site.

It will take too long to build up authority and traffic on my money site, otherwise I would just do things the white hat way.

The good thing is, because I have a very strong fulfilment partner, I don’t need consistent or gradual sales. I just need the maximum I can get.

For example, if I was able to get 1000 sales in one day, then have a site get penalised, this wouldn’t matter. I would just repeat the process.

I am able to flexibly fulfil hundreds or thousands of orders one day, and then zero the next, spikes don’t cause any problems.

The process, however, is what I want to talk about.

How would you guys do it?

If you want maximum sales in a competitive niche, and you don’t care if your site is ranking for 48 hours or something - what would you do?

I’ve got a niche relevant domain which is not that powerful (DR20) but could be used in the project. And I’ve got a more powerful domain (DR50) which is not niche relevant.

My money site is DR0 and I’m not planning on doing anything with that except sending traffic to convert it to sales.

I’m thinking of 301’ing the DR50 to the DR20, being creative as possible to make that work, and then covering all my main commercial KW’s on the DR20 site which will then eventually funnel the traffic to my money site

None of this is exceptionally high risk or black hat

What would you do the make this setup more nuclear?

yeah, this looks like a great "churn and burn" scenario...

Unfortunately, I suck at black hat, so I don't know what to recommend, but hopefully someone who does know sees this and chimes in with a few tips.

What you can do in the meantime is plop your keywords into Ahrefs / Semrush and see which sites / pages rank in top 5 for those keywords and try to mimic those sites.

Since this is a niche that google used to regulate heavily a few years ago (not sure about it nowadays though as google seem to have lost all interest in their search engine), I would start analyzing the competition in terms of backlinks, authority and EEAT first as these are usually the top 3 ranking factors in this industry.... or used to be, like I said

Also check for some cloaking / redirecting sorcery, I have seen sites in this niche that use cloaking + redirecting, and I do mean in organic searches, not in PPC...

Anyway, sorry that I can't help more but like I said, I suck at BH, if I knew BH and still had interest in SEO I would give it to google just like they deserve, but tech is not my thing unfortunately.... But let's hope someone else sees this and can share some tips

Parasites are your best choice.

Tiered link building will work. I am using gsa for all my sites. However they are not churn and burn and I build limited links per day with it. However I know this will work with churn and burn as I do this to lower tiers to pass the juice to first tier

So yeah

WhimpyKid said:

Tiered link building will work. I am using gsa for all my sites. However they are not churn and burn and I build limited links per day with it. However I know this will work with churn and burn as I do this to lower tiers to pass the juice to first tier

So yeah

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Does GSA still as efective now? Peoples said that it didn't work anymore

mvwacqsxp said:

Does GSA still as efective now? Peoples said that it didn't work anymore

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as ive been running a service that integrates with GSA SER its defo opened my eyes to how many 'big' seo agencies still use SER. dont listen to 'peoples', try for yourself!

mvwacqsxp said:

Does GSA still as efective now? Peoples said that it didn't work anymore

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Who said that? There are a bunch of users, and almost all SEO agencies use tons of copies every day. I own 3 copies of GSA, along with other basic tools and Xevil, all running on 3 VPS. I’ve been using GSA for almost 5 years, and one of my friends, who works at a big local company here, manages a ton of copies.

All my site's link building depends on GSA and automation, so of course, it does work.

All you need is a working strategy. The strategy depends on the niche. For me, 3-tier link building works like a charm. I always set it up with decent, clean data, no overuse of anchor texts, and ensure all the content and GSA project fields are filled with high-quality content. However, I know a few guys who blast it like crazy using almost all engines in GSA and still manage to rank. No matter what, consistent link building is what you need.