- Aug 9, 2017
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Nice twist!
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UnusualSubstance
Elite Member
- Feb 22, 2019
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Submit your parasite link to websitecarbon, it'll index fast af, at least from my experience.
Seems mummy Google loves crawling that website.
Seems mummy Google loves crawling that website.
ForTheLegacys
Regular Member
- Oct 2, 2020
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Here's an update. I just created a subdomain on web.fc2.com for a good parasite/backlink. I did my usual "first rank a page on my GSC ranked site, then redirect to parasite" technique.
Did NOT work this time. Even though my GSC website is whitehat, and ranks any piece of content within 6 hours.
I usually also crawl it with websitecarbon tool, pingomatic and site speed testers.
Things have changed.
Mark Eternally
Regular Member
- Dec 13, 2017
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I have been waiting to answer a question like this for a hot minute now.
There is a little mum & pop site called ahrefs that posted about this a few months ago. Actually a decent article.
https://ahrefs.com/blog/parasite-seo/
A Crunchier, More Organic Option
This is what I have been calling, "parasite seo host hijacking." What if @elliot_ is Joshua Hardwick, the author of the ahrefs post I linked to above, or anyone who wants to promote that post/site? Parasite SEO Host Hijacking is a far more organic and harder to defend against form of Parasite SEO. Find your target authority site that allows for comments and or posting, then ask highly directed questions that will most likely result in other people doing the linking for you. This does not give you the flexibility of modifying the links at the authority side, but you can still modify the targeted link probably for years as organic threads are rarely taken down. If the link you wanted posted as a result of your question does not appear after a slightly extended time (varies by community/site) use a fake/paid account to answer your own question, fitting with all the other responses so as to blend in. The concept is not new, but you are using unwitting actors to do your bidding. Everyone should feel good at the end of the thread, the OP gets answers, you get your links, and the various posters get the dopamine rush of helping others on a social platform.
@elliot_ just used you as an example only, as you were the OP.
There is a little mum & pop site called ahrefs that posted about this a few months ago. Actually a decent article.
https://ahrefs.com/blog/parasite-seo/
A Crunchier, More Organic Option
This is what I have been calling, "parasite seo host hijacking." What if @elliot_ is Joshua Hardwick, the author of the ahrefs post I linked to above, or anyone who wants to promote that post/site? Parasite SEO Host Hijacking is a far more organic and harder to defend against form of Parasite SEO. Find your target authority site that allows for comments and or posting, then ask highly directed questions that will most likely result in other people doing the linking for you. This does not give you the flexibility of modifying the links at the authority side, but you can still modify the targeted link probably for years as organic threads are rarely taken down. If the link you wanted posted as a result of your question does not appear after a slightly extended time (varies by community/site) use a fake/paid account to answer your own question, fitting with all the other responses so as to blend in. The concept is not new, but you are using unwitting actors to do your bidding. Everyone should feel good at the end of the thread, the OP gets answers, you get your links, and the various posters get the dopamine rush of helping others on a social platform.
@elliot_ just used you as an example only, as you were the OP.
saniramika
Newbie
- Sep 20, 2024
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Maybe you can build higher quality backlinks