How much would you pay for d0f0llow lists?

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Hi

How much would you pay for a database of 30000 d0f0llow sites?
What about 10000 sites?
What about 1000 sites?

All distinct domains NOT multiple URLs from same domain. They will be WordPress & Drupal mostly but might be other CMS' too. It is not known if a domain is autoapprove. It is not known if CAPTCHA is required to post a comment or if you have to be registered to post comments. It IS known that there are d0f0llow comments on that domain and one URL of where a d0f0llow comment has been detected during testing. PageRank of domains is between PR0 and PR8.

The database would be sold to a limited number of people. That is a guarantee!

Information for each site in the database:

  1. CMS used on the domain
  2. PageRank
  3. MozRank
  4. Number of Google Indexed Pages
  5. Number of Yahoo linkdomain:site.com external links
  6. Domain registration date
  7. Domain renewal date
  8. Domain expiration date
  9. IP
  10. IP C-class
  11. IP B-Class
  12. IP A-class
  13. Host location (country)
  14. Host ISP (not available for all domains)
  15. Language
  16. Registrar (not available for all domains)
  17. Capabilities - here is a list of potential resources available on the domain. Possible capabilities are: forum, blog, blogs (might mean it allows users to create blogs). Possibly other stuff that is not important at this point.
  18. Homepage title
 
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Is it just a list of sites that have d0follow links on them? Or is it a list of sites which actually have spots for users to submit content with links in them? Nearly every website in the world will have d0follow links. But if their is no possibility to submit a link to the site, there is no value. Such as, it doesn't matter if the wordpress site has d0follow links, we need to know if the wordpress comments are d0follow.

Have you run the list through the Scrapebox d0follow/N0follow tester to see if you still get decent results from the wordpress blogs? Have you manually checked them also?
 
Kickflip said:
Is it just a list of sites that have d0follow links on them? Or is it a list of sites which actually have spots for users to submit content with links in them? Nearly every website in the world will have d0follow links. But if their is no possibility to submit a link to the site, there is no value. Such as, it doesn't matter if the wordpress site has d0follow links, we need to know if the wordpress comments are d0follow.

Have you run the list through the Scrapebox d0follow/N0follow tester to see if you still get decent results from the wordpress blogs? Have you manually checked them also?
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Yes I am talking about sites that allow user generated d0f0llow links, mainly in the form of comments for blogs like WP and Drupal sites, other types of user generated links from other CMS types (e.g. Dolphin, WP Buddy, etc. which allow users to create blogs on them). All sites are checked using a custom algorithm which is actually more accurate than ScrapeBox tester. I have manually checked at random about 100 of them and all 100 had d0f0llow comments but realistically speaking I expect to sometimes get incorrect results for highly customized sites (those are rare though).

There is also the possibility that certain sites will have d0f0llow comments and comments open but if you submit a comment even manually it won't get approved because the sites are not maintained anymore and nobody checkes or approves the comment. Like older sites that are forgotten by the owners out there.
 
I will pay you a fortune if you give me what I need. PM sent
 
How many of them are PR1+?

These ******** blogs are not created by google footprints, do i understand You correctly?
 
Are you looking to sell? If so, PM me some details and lets do some business?
 
How many under 700k of alexa rank?
It makes a huge difference if the 1% only is over pr1.
 
@scipio00 - no, not discovered using google searches by footprints. You can't find these with scrapebox. Some you might but only a few.

@kapelo - i have not checked alexa for any of them. I have not finished checking pagerank either so I don't know an exact number. I suspect the PR follows the exponential function with most domains having PR0 but there are definitely more than 1% that have PR1+. If I'd have to guess I'd say there are 20-40% PR1+
 
I guess SB can't post automatically to the list?
So it would take some additional time to write either some custom tweaks to the posting learner off SB or hire someone for mainly main commenting.

Umm.. what about 10$ for 1.000 links? Looks good :D
 
SB can post. If the demand is for SB supported sites then I can provide that. I was however thinking to offer quality lists with high PR moderated sites that you post to manually for great links. The internet is full of crappy blog lists full of spam and of little value.
 
Selling link lists of platforms that arn't common knowledge is crazy talk. Its a act of short term cash flow desperation or admission that yeah i suck @ seo and i can't exploit the list myself.

The money you can earn by keeping the list out of the public domain & using the lists for getting sites up to speed for flipping blows the link list sales clean out of the water. Go to flippa & you can see 6mnth old sites with link spam been sold for $50,000... but with a link list you will be lucky to make $5,000 & create more platforms over run with spam.
 
Megalomaniac Midget said:
Selling link lists of platforms that arn't common knowledge is crazy talk. Its a act of short term cash flow desperation or admission that yeah i suck @ seo and i can't exploit the list myself.

The money you can earn by keeping the list out of the public domain & using the lists for getting sites up to speed for flipping blows the link list sales clean out of the water. Go to flippa & you can see 6mnth old sites with link spam been sold for $50,000... but with a link list you will be lucky to make $5,000 & create more platforms over run with spam.
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I agree but since I only make available less than 1/3 of all I have is not really like that. I can't handle that many links anyway because I can't automate the whole thing since most are moderated high quality sites (think bbc.co.uk/blogs). So they can't get spammed to death. I would not jeopardise a good database if noobs would be able to destroy it for everybody else. But as I said, I understand perfectly what you mean because I thought about that too. That's why I only sell something trully awesome if I find people who understand the value and pay the price. That way I know chances they are noobs that could destroy the list are small.

Also the reason is short term cash flow but no desperation involved.
 
Because it has fairly consistent footprints so I can detect Drupal sites with a high degree of confidence, it is d0f0llow by default and usually moderated or has antispam module. Also is used by a lot of very large sites.
 
Google isn't stupid. IMO most guys selling "high pr directs" are selling enough to grab G's attention an could be penalized by G as to not give as much juice.
 
ThopHayt said:
Google isn't stupid. IMO most guys selling "high pr directs" are selling enough to grab G's attention an could be penalized by G as to not give as much juice.
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Selling links is one thing UGC links is another thing. Never heard of being penalized by high PR d0f0llow links.
 
I have an idea

Give a list with 1.000 links ( les or more, depending on your capacity ) to a hand of people who analyzes & tries them.

This would help to make a picture of the list and it's price, and this is good for both sides.
 
LOL

No thank you. I mean is not like I'm going to give some great quality high PR domains for free. Links would be usable as I have 3 types of checks I perform on the domains. Other than that it is a matter of PR.

But so far I got no idea for price from anybody except the $10 for 1000 links which I find hilarious considering that 1 link from one of the high PR domains can give you an instant PR3.

Maybe people are not ready for quality...

albaniax said:
I have an idea

Give a list with 1.000 links ( les or more, depending on your capacity ) to a hand of people who analyzes & tries them.

This would help to make a picture of the list and it's price, and this is good for both sides.
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madoctopus said:
LOL

No thank you. I mean is not like I'm going to give some great quality high PR domains for free. Links would be usable as I have 3 types of checks I perform on the domains. Other than that it is a matter of PR.

But so far I got no idea for price from anybody except the $10 for 1000 links which I find hilarious considering that 1 link from one of the high PR domains can give you an instant PR3.

Maybe people are not ready for quality...
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Even better, this means give us all details of 1.000 backlinks.
People want to know, what they pay for.

I just see the titles of the categories, and "I'd say there are 20-40% PR1+".
But without knowing exactly and here comes also in play, that I don't know how the success rate is with the manual commenting.

If we know that, then we can make a realistic price.
This was my purpose with giving out to let people test it.

Then it's your turn now ;)

Don't get me wrong, I would try a package of your links for a lot of prices as I respect your work and passion for SEO.
 
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