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The point isn't really to make it go literally viral, but to give your site the appearance that it's going viral in Google's eyes. This will end up dramatically boosting your rankings.
How To Make Your Site Go Viral - Step by Step Guide
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The point isn't really to make it go literally viral, but to give your site the appearance that it's going viral in Google's eyes. This will end up dramatically boosting your rankings.
hyundai.accent
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Post up 3 Youtube Video's ... I didnt get this... ur saying to post videos on youtube or youtube videos on our blog ?
rocknrollchef
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Great post with one exception: Encouraging people to scrape other people's videos? Speaking as a long-time YouTuber and film maker, I can assure you it's nothing short of theft and usually a copyright violation when people scrape other people's hard work & re-upload to YouTube - they're stealing view counts, which also means stealing $ from AdSense enabled videos. Unless there's something I didn't read right?
redrubies
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No. I have a jewelry store and have put my site on sterioids, doing much more than what the OP has suggested. It really doesn't make much difference in the serps. Not when you're in the niche from hell. Maybe it works for less popular niches though. But shares are always nice and I'm not knocking the OP.
techsystems
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Thanks for the info! Great read. I'll take it step by step.
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You do realize that this is a "blackhat" forum and not Warrior right?
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Actually your wrong. You may just be choosing the wrong keywords or your content is bad. Not trying to be mean, but the biggest down fall when it comes to doing SEO is choosing keywords.
Bestbuyfoam
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Thanks. I can use this on my site. Hopefully it can help me.
sugengmail
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great post ... never knew some of your recomend site ... thanks button send
redrubies
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I have been doing this for a very long time. My keywords are fine. Competition is fierce in certain sects of the retail market, and jewelry stores are one of them. The serps are dominated by major corporations and department store chains. 30 Wiki links, 20 bookmarks, etc will not put a dent in anything. Actually, for five bucks, someone can buy a crorkservice fivver gig and get good results. If you want blog comments, he will do 40k of them. 2000 social bookmarks, 7450 article submissions, etc. You need major blasts when you are in a flooded ecommerce niche or your site will not move in the serps.
redrubies
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I agree. By no means will a site go viral with the suggestions shared.
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LOL, you really think that a Fiverr gig is going to actually get you anywhere? No offense, but you say "i've been doing this for a very long time", but then say that your keywords are fine but are dominated by major corporations, and you get your SEO from Fiverr.
A quick suggestion -> You need better keywords and stop outsourcing your SEO to Fiverr.