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I will be googling around myself but I thought I'd post on the specifically to maybe get some insider info on what the best ways are.

I'm still pretty newbie at SB since I had just been leaving the thing running with basic fast poster random lists ppl have sent me as I was concentrating on building my link pyramid with other programs.

Now I have the pyramid setup for one keyword I feel in a better position to supercharge it with scrapebox and thus learn the program better.

So how would you recommend I go about using it? I find it pretty confusing due to the vast array of uses and it being sort of an either you know loads about it or know nothing about it type deal. I wanna become one of the former camp now I have time to spend on learning it :).

So my pyramid currently is: money site <- web2.0's <- article blasts <-SB blasts as well as RSS and bookmarking spread over the lot.

I'm thinking to harvest some high PR blogs with SB now maybe for manual commenting and just keep blasting away daily at the articles with AA/whatever lists as well as maybe making a second layer of articles and blasts and keep blasting, RSS, bookmarking them.

Currently I require new lists so I wanna learn how to harvest both AA and high PR blogs since I had only been using the 'spammed to death' widely available blogs.

So tips in that regard?

Thanks.
 
You are on the right track buddy.
My personal 'safe' plan is always as follows:

  • Get a AMR blast from Fiverr
  • Get around 300 live links from that blast
  • Blast the crap, I mean the CRAP outta those live links with ScrapeBox. I mean really, no amount of posts can ever be enough or too much.
I would use 1 layer between your site and SB blast at most. To ensure you get maximum anchor and link juice.
When I am done with my big initial blasting campaign I will continue to blast in small amounts to my site to maintain the rankings.
I will also post X amount of manual comments on PR5+ pages per week. For at least 4 consecutive weeks.
After all this I will only perform maintenance in the form of periodical small blasts (1k confirmed backlinks).

Hope this helps.

Mark
 
You are on the right track buddy.
My personal 'safe' plan is always as follows:

  • Get a AMR blast from Fiverr
  • Get around 300 live links from that blast
  • Blast the crap, I mean the CRAP outta those live links with ScrapeBox. I mean really, no amount of posts can ever be enough or too much.
I would use 1 layer between your site and SB blast at most. To ensure you get maximum anchor and link juice.
When I am done with my big initial blasting campaign I will continue to blast in small amounts to my site to maintain the rankings.
I will also post X amount of manual comments on PR5+ pages per week. For at least 4 consecutive weeks.
After all this I will only perform maintenance in the form of periodical small blasts (1k confirmed backlinks).

Hope this helps.

Mark


I''m following this method and it seems to be working :D
 
How long does it take usually for things to get indexed and see serp climbs with these strategies. Guess I'll find out in due course :D but would be good to know from other sources too to check I'm on the right track?

Plus, importantly, how do I scrape better blogs? I can;t afford your WSO currently maruk as I just spent out on AMR this week :(. so any tips would be appreciate on how to harvest both high pr and AA blogs since I haven't done any of that yet really.
 
Well the indexing time depends on the site the backlinks are on, also it depends whether the blogpost is fresh.
A fresh blog post (less than one week old) on a populair blog gets index really quick, where as an old post (year old) on a regular blog may not get indexed at all.

There is no real way to harvest AA blogs, you will have to post and check links. When you find a aa url you can harvest the inner pages of that domain for more.
As for high PR, the same story, harvest links, check PR and if you find a high PR, harvest all inner pages and see if you come up with more PR urls.

You don't have to buy anything, just PM me if you have questions, I am happy to help you out.

Mark
 
Cheers buddy I will take you up on that.

I'll have a play around in SB then ask when I have specific questions.

Hmm so from what you are saying there is no 'secret code' to getting them? It's just a matter of filtering through normal harvests till you find good ones?
 
Cheers buddy I will take you up on that.

I'll have a play around in SB then ask when I have specific questions.

Hmm so from what you are saying there is no 'secret code' to getting them? It's just a matter of filtering through normal harvests till you find good ones?
Yes. Now there are some methods floating around BHW to get AA's but I personally find that they take too much time and effort.
I rather blast away and check links. Because you know what, if you just blast, you will also come across lazy ass webmasters that approve any comment that is not complete jibberish. So that is even more backlinks in the pocket.
 
You are on the right track buddy.
My personal 'safe' plan is always as follows:

  • Get a AMR blast from Fiverr
  • Get around 300 live links from that blast
  • Blast the crap, I mean the CRAP outta those live links with ScrapeBox. I mean really, no amount of posts can ever be enough or too much.
I would use 1 layer between your site and SB blast at most. To ensure you get maximum anchor and link juice.
When I am done with my big initial blasting campaign I will continue to blast in small amounts to my site to maintain the rankings.
I will also post X amount of manual comments on PR5+ pages per week. For at least 4 consecutive weeks.
After all this I will only perform maintenance in the form of periodical small blasts (1k confirmed backlinks).

Hope this helps.

Mark
But the amr blast,link directly the url of the money page,or is better link whit amr an web 2.0 page linked the money page?
 
No the articles point directly to your site. Like so:
[your site] < [AMR blast] < [SB blast]
 
No the articles point directly to your site. Like so:
[your site] < [AMR blast] < [SB blast]

Just a quick question: What is the point of doing blasts to AMR articles? Yeah it gives linkjuice to the article but why are you trying to rank a article?
 
The answer to your question is two part:
Part one: The backlinks (with anchor text) will flow through the links (with anchor text) in the articles to your main site. This means you get PR and anchor flow through a layer of articles instead of directly to your site.
Look at like this: lets say that you have a funnel. This funnel has different filters in it. When you pour water in it from the top, the water will go through the filters before coming out on the bottom.
Or look at like this. You use the articles as a safety barrier much like when you use proxies to browse. When the site owner wants to see who watched his site he will only see the ip of the proxy and not yours. Your IP is masked by the proxy's IP.
Like so: Your computer > proxy > website.
Does that make sense?

Second part: If you articles happen to rank it is even better, this means you have more of your content ranking. Lets say that your main site and 3 articles rank on the first page. This means you own 4 of 10 spots on the first page.
As opposed to only one spot (your own domain).
Does that make sense?

Hope that helped.

Mark
 
Just a quick question: What is the point of doing blasts to AMR articles? Yeah it gives linkjuice to the article but why are you trying to rank a article?


Its to protect your money site.

With Googles changes and everything, they are for ever trying to reduce spam, so if you blasted a SB straight to your money site, your site might get some penalty - also with articles you can specify usually 3 anchored keywords, so you can target more than 1 url / keyword at a time
 
Its to protect your money site.

With Googles changes and everything, they are for ever trying to reduce spam, so if you blasted a SB straight to your money site, your site might get some penalty - also with articles you can specify usually 3 anchored keywords, so you can target more than 1 url / keyword at a time

If I target AMR articles with Scrapebox, does the linkjuice to that article get passed on to the anchor texts with URLs?

If so, which article(s) should you target? Do I find the high PR article sites and choose those or?
 
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