[GENIUS] LinkBuilding Rachmaninoff style - FREE UNLIMITED BACKLINKS

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This will take a little longer to explain, but please stay with me, it's worth.

1. Go to codecanyon.net or codester.com or any similar site
2. There search for SaaS websites/webapps templates.
3. Click on any of them, then go check out their demo website link
4. In the post description you'll have the ADMIN login
5. Login as admin on the demo and most of those websites have Blogs section
6. On most of those you can just write your own blog
7. Go ahead and write your blogs on them for free :)

I kept this to myself for a long time because it's genius, thought about selling this but I decided to share this for free to BHW community.

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Nice but why use it? Im a beginner thats why I asked
backlinks are one of the top ranking factors in google. The more backlinks you have, and the stronger / more topically relevant they are, the better you'll rank in google, and for longer.

Of course, backlinks are not the only thing that will rank you in google and you still need to get other things right for google to even index your site, such as: site structure, schemas, content quality, user engagement, site speed and mobile friendliness, internal linking, etc..

But the backlinks are up there at the top of the pyramid of ranking factors, which is why they are chased after by everyone who wants to get traffic from search engines (not just from google, as other search engines are using backlinks as ranking factors too)
 
If too many people create blog posts, they might restrict it. So, there is a chance of saturation.
 
bullshit. if you were really doing this for a long time, you would know that those demo sites are programmed to reset every x hours, usually 24.
This does not prevent posts and links from such sites from being indexed for up to 24 hours.
 
This does not prevent posts and links from such sites from being indexed for up to 24 hours.
That's a very short time to make money though. Lets say you use it as a parasite. If you consider google index the link in one hour after submission which is already fast, and rank it for your kws in top3 serps in say 2-3h which is super fast, the remaining time is very short to profit from it.
Worth it if you have a high paying offer to promote though.
 
That's a very short time to make money though. Lets say you use it as a parasite. If you consider google index the link in one hour after submission which is already fast, and rank it for your kws in top3 serps in say 2-3h which is super fast, the remaining time is very short to profit from it.
Worth it if you have a high paying offer to promote though.
Google in the current version of its algorithms recalculates the link and weights for the pages where this link leads, once every 5-12 months. So within 24 hours the link gets into the index, transfers weight and works for your site for 1 year. Of course, your site itself should not be removed from the search with a penalty during this time, otherwise the weight is simply reset to zero.
 
LOL this feels like hacking the matrix but in the most wholesome way
 
Google in the current version of its algorithms recalculates the link and weights for the pages where this link leads, once every 5-12 months. So within 24 hours the link gets into the index, transfers weight and works for your site for 1 year. Of course, your site itself should not be removed from the search with a penalty during this time, otherwise the weight is simply reset to zero.
You mean if you are lucky enough to get this link indexed in less than 24h, google will count it as a backlink for the next 5-12 months even if it doesn't exist anymore?
 
You mean if you are lucky enough to get this link indexed in less than 24h, google will count it as a backlink for the next 5-12 months even if it doesn't exist anymore?
Yes, that's right. Of course, this doesn't apply to a small percentage of very powerful and fast sites, but the bulk of sites will be served and recalculated in this range.
 
Did anyone see if this index?
Many of these demo sites have an index. The task is to select the oldest and most voluminous ones, so that there is at least some sense. Even old sites have very weak characteristics.
 
Genius bullshit generator, congratz
 
Interesting method, but I’d be cautious—demo sites often reset and may not reliably keep content indexed. Could work for short-term backlinks, but definitely not a long-term SEO strategy. Worth experimenting if you track results carefully.
 
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