I have an even better strategy and it works like a charm!
First, find or buy a high RD and spam-free deleted web 2.0 account. Then host this blog on your own domain, in our case, that must be a PBN domain.
When you use your own domain, Tumblr, Weebly or Blogger will 301 redirect the subdomain (xxx.tumblr.com) to your custom domain name.
Now, you're free to spam the subdomain however you want.
PBN domain < 301 < deleted high PA web2.0 account < GSA blast
PS; Don't forget to use longtail and LSI keywords as anchor in your blast.
I have an even better strategy and it works like a charm!
First, find or buy a high RD and spam-free deleted web 2.0 account. Then host this blog on your own domain, in our case, that must be a PBN domain.
When you use your own domain, Tumblr, Weebly or Blogger will 301 redirect the subdomain () to your custom domain name.
Now, you're free to spam the subdomain however you want.
PBN domain < 301 < deleted high PA web2.0 account < GSA blast
PS; Don't forget to use longtail and LSI keywords as anchor in your blast.
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I have an even better strategy and it works like a charm!
First, find or buy a high RD and spam-free deleted web 2.0 account. Then host this blog on your own domain, in our case, that must be a PBN domain.
When you use your own domain, Tumblr, Weebly or Blogger will 301 redirect the subdomain (xxx.tumblr.com) to your custom domain name.
Now, you're free to spam the subdomain however you want.
PBN domain < 301 < deleted high PA web2.0 account < GSA blast
PS; Don't forget to use longtail and LSI keywords as anchor in your blast.
Does anyone know if the 301 redirect method still works?