Do you use doc sharing site for SEO?

offwhite

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If you use doc sharing sites for seo, how powerful do you think this is for link juice compared to say wiki's , blog commenting, web 2's etc
Second question - do you blast one doc to loads of sites or make unique article for each doc sharing site?
Third question - lets say you set up an account with (amongst others) scribd and submit a document -when you want to promote another site do you use the same login or do you set up a new account?
Fourth question - do you use unique content?
Fifth question - do you format the text with headings, bold italic etc and how many words do you think is ideal
Sixth question - how many documents at each doc sharing site do you link back to your site?

That'll do for now
Thanks!
PS Ideally these questions are aimed at people who actually use this technique!

 

aspe_heat

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Awesome! Thanks for asking this, I am interested in it as well!
I've recently found this guide :
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...method-simple-search-engine-optimization.html

And it seems that Doc Sharing has a big effect when it comes to SEO, but I don't really know how big exactly. Hopefully we'll find it out!

 

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queenseo

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I usually get a 500 word doc,spin it and submit to various sites with doc marketing robot.

 

Wilson Grant Fisk

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I think they might be a little less relevant than they used to be but they still have value.

These might be useful for you.
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...ink-search-engine-optimization-blueprint.html
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...e-optimization-tips-tricks-insights-kimi.html

 

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qualitylinks

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I use it for link diversity. I think it is being replaced with infographics these days.

 

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timmey

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I was just wondering this myself and registered here to get an answer thanks for the thread, hope we get some real answers.

 

offwhite

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Thanks for those tht provided links.

I only do small scale manual link building. My biggest question is this:

If I set up a web 2 for linking to one of my sites say with jimdo.com, then when it comes to promoting another site I will set up a completely new account with jimdo.
If I set up an account with scribd and upload one document with one link, when it comes to promoting my other sites through doc sharing sites shoulsd i set up a separate scribd account for easch one at scribd or is it ok for SEO purposes to have lots of articles from one account linking to different onews of my sites?

 

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blackhatninza

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Consider it just like web2.0s blogs. You create seperate account for each site, just like that you create seperate account for every site on scribd or docstoc. GL

 

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ghostbot

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Ofcourse i do, I use a tool which submit on around 20-30 doc sharing site including docstoc, scribd etc

 

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PeaceLoveSubmission1

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The High PR doc sharing sites can work well, Try and post on the quality ones as some of the lowrr quality ones are spammed to hell these days.

 

rrocha80

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Is better use the same technique of web 2.0, one account per site, only to security.