Doing a One Million Scrapebox Blast Directly To A COMPETITORS Website

The keyword I used was "*** *** *** ***"

Pretty much homosexual terms, nudity, pornography, etc. Slang, did a mixture of keywords/swear words etc.
 
The keyword I used was "*** *** *** ***"

Pretty much homosexual terms, nudity, pornography, etc. Slang, did a mixture of keywords/swear words etc.


This "case study" :rolleyes: ... would've been more interesting/useful, if you had tried to actually "help" a comp (who wasn't #1) to rank by using a mixture of related keywords, well spun comments etc ... :baby09:
 
Okay,so the end result of this "experiment" is that we have a jealous ass bitch who either is to lazy or not skilled enough to make his own cash, so he resorts to screwing over someone else.

In the end, you will not win. People like you come and go and never make anything out of this venture. Yet, if he was smart enough to rank #1, he is smart enough to get out of the hole you dug for him and in the end will win and more than likely come out ahead of the game.
 
The keyword I used was "*** *** *** ***"

Pretty much homosexual terms, nudity, pornography, etc. Slang, did a mixture of keywords/swear words etc.

His site will be back in a couple of days, and it will be even harder for you to outrank. Google is 'smart' enough to know his site isn't pornography, since none of those terms appear on his site (unless it is actually a porn site).
 
In the end, you will not win. People like you come and go and never make anything out of this venture. Yet, if he was smart enough to rank #1, he is smart enough to get out of the hole you dug for him and in the end will win and more than likely come out ahead of the game.

Too bad Im ranked #1 and he's lost in the stars. Already made 52 sales at a 18% conversion rate.

Please go. This is a game, learn to play. Eat or be eaten.
 
Too bad Im ranked #1 and he's lost in the stars. Already made 52 sales at a 18% conversion rate.

Please go. This is a game, learn to play. Eat or be eaten.

Lol, pathetic post. You might as well tattoo the letter L on your forehead.
 
Very much so.

Very much so? Is that what your sensai taught you? Go break your forehead and some bricks. Are you under the impression your going anywhere with internet marketing? Try WF, I hear they are looking for the karate kid.
 
I think it's a pity.. Maybe your target is one of us here. We might as well all do it and forget about pretending to be all chummy on this forum. There are 1000's of sites represented on this forum alone. What are we supposed to do, wear some kind of Forum-Member flag on our sites like gang members, then perhaps we could all then attack Warrior sites, DP sites. Heck, lets all go to fucking war!
 
I have no idea what the answer to this question is, of whether blasting a competitor (or your own site) can hurt the rankings..

I suspect that it's more complicated than this. No one on either side of the fence is saying much about the content of the sites in question. Are we talking about a 'legitimate' type website, nice design, quality original content? Or is it some spammy-looking ad-bait site?

My guess would be that blasting a competitor, or yourself for that matter, may very well hurt the rankings if we're talking about a crummy site. Nothing against those, but you know the ones I mean - the kind you yourself would click on and think "Bah, this isn't what I'm looking for, this is just to make me click the big fat Adwords box taking up half the page." Blasts probably trigger some sort of extended review of the site - perhaps still automated, but a more in-depth analysis. May well knock the site off the rankings almost immediately, and perhaps permanently if it's determined to be a 'junk' site. But, again my guess, if it passes muster as 'legit' I would say it will almost certainly return to the rankings.

Could the blast help the site.. that I don't know. Google certainly wouldn't intentional 'reward' a site to compensate for such an attack, and of course they try to keep spammy backlinks from helping rankings - but I guess it's possible it might help a very little bit, if any of the blast produces links that G mistakes for legit.

So.. all in all, if the competitor's site looks like something you think Google wouldn't really want on the SERPs, this could be a useful method. But if the site is of relatively decent quality, it's probably a waste of time - might knock them off short-term, but they'll be back.
 
Kz3ro, you will never win in long term with such pathetic moves you are doing. No matter what happens to your competitor's site, you are still making a mistake. ;)
 
Too bad Im ranked #1 and he's lost in the stars. Already made 52 sales at a 18% conversion rate.

Please go. This is a game, learn to play. Eat or be eaten.

Please go??? Dude I have been at this game way longer than your pathetic ass and will be way after you are gone. I do this for a living and have been at it for years. Made more money today, then you probably have this whole month (more than likely year) and you know what, did not do it trying to screw some one else.

Learn to play? Want to do a one on one challenge and see who wins??? I would eat your ass up all day long!!

Oh, by the way why so long between your posts? Still at school waiting on mom to pick your you up or worse.. riding the fucking bus!!
 
This is low.

It reminds me of the crows in my backyard. When I throw scraps out the back for them to eat; some of the crows will ignore the big pile of food on the ground and prefer to steal whatever the bird next to them is eating.
 
I think the site has to be relatively new to sandbox it. Either way, if you're going to do it, keep us posted.. ha
 
Hey can you do that to my site too! :p

I've dying for a 1mil SB Blast lol

But seriously, I have a few sites that I have blasted with a 950k SB list right out the box. Out of those I got around 250k successful on fast poster mode. And 5 months later still no sand box, even with a host of other xrumer and SeNuke blasts since then. So my guess it that you are not going to sand box him, only help him out. But with as gray as Google Algo is, you never know. But I would say that there is about a 85% chance you will not get him sandboxed.

Why would everybody just do that to all their competitors then and achieve top rankings?

There has to be some sort of level playing field, and I just do not believe that it will work.. Keep me posted tho, there are a few guys I want to knock off lol :rolleyes:
 
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