Hiding xrumer backlinks

deef · Jun 13, 2009

How can I hide my xrumer links for my sponsors ?

I have set up this thing, but don't know if it's good.

Code:

Forum spam 
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       v
[SIZE="2"]links to[/SIZE]
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       v
myBHdomain.com
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       v
[SIZE="2"]does a 303 redirect to[/SIZE]
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       v
parasite hosting
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       v
[SIZE="2"]links to[/SIZE]
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       v
my sponsor

Why not a double meta refresh ?

Becausse I thought when I use xrumer links to myBHdomain.com it ranks and gives it's rank juice to my parasite hosting. If I do a double meta refresh, does the link juice follows ?

Why hiding you're links from you're sponsors ?
I have allready a good bussiness with this sponsors, don't want that they shut me down.

Is this a good way to use ? Or do you think about a better way... to hide you're backlinks from you're sponsor ?

Cheers,

deef

the_demon · Jun 13, 2009

it's not a bad idea but generally speaking you don't want your BH domain to get indexed as that's how you get caught easier.

I would consider another internal redirect to prevent backtracking to the BH domain.

spam --> bhdomain --> redir(internal)1 --> redir(internal)2 --> [optional added redirect(s)] --> end site

That's something how my script works. Except with a quad meta-refresh, anti-goback features, blanks browser go back, front site w/ fake report spam page, works in all major browsers and so on.

Now if passing pagerank is your main goal then using your existing setup is ok. My script is designed for cloaking spam traffic to affiliate links.

jazzc · Jun 13, 2009

From wikipedia:

Manipulating search engines

Some years ago, redirect techniques were used to fool search engines. For example, one page could show popular search terms to search engines but redirect the visitors to a different target page. There are also cases where redirects have been used to "steal" the page rank of one popular page and use it for a different page, usually involving the 302 HTTP status code of "moved temporarily." [2] [3]

Search engine providers noticed the problem and took appropriate actions. Usually, sites that employ such techniques to manipulate search engines are punished automatically by reducing their ranking or by excluding them from the search index.

As a result, today, such manipulations usually result in less rather than more site exposure.

deef · Jun 13, 2009

It is not to show the search engine other content... but only tho hide the referer to the sponsor.

So good idea or not ?

Other ideas are welcome offcourse...

Cheers,

deef

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