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Great post, still processing a few of the technical details but it looks to be a great alternative to diving into PBNs right away. I use Long Tail Pro for KW research and it's been very fruitful for white hat rankings.
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this is an awesome thread and read. probably every noob on BHW should read this if you want to make bank online. however, seeing all those "is Blackhat dead in 2017" threads i am wondering. Creating Web 2.0 as buffer / pumper sites and creating backlinks to those (with GSA?) - would the experts here still deem it viable? Im currently testing it with a blog i created to see if it works - trying to create only quality contextual links with handwritten articles for tier 1 (linking to the self written web 2.0). for Tier 2-3 i am using GSA blasts with spun syntax and link lists. getting good verify rates. will revert to this thread with results.
it was nice to read great points but whenever i think to use GSA as ranking campaign there is some doubt as you know people hesitate to use software autoo linkings, but my point of view about scrapebox is totally different i never made links from scrapebox but for searchingt it, relevance pages to create links some pages were greatly high authority of actual pages, as you mention GSA ser plus points i will definietely start to concentrate about it, Again Thankyou for the great read
Time for a holiday update! I have been doing a handful of non IM things (real estate) but i still play with a few websites. My focus now is long term investments. My Seo strategy has not changed much, but it has changed. What i mainly do now: 1. HIGH Quality Web 2.0s. Think mini sites with real content, updated bi monthly. Backed by social signals and tier two links. 2. Social. Signals, bookmarks and shares. I find social a great way to expand my websites audience. 3. Infographics. Easy way to dilute anchor text or beg for a infographic guest post. It works, but requires some capital and manual out reach. 4. Guest Post I have leaned away from pbn links because... 1. Low relevance 2. Public networks go down in a year 3. High amount of work to up keep 4. Foot print free is getting harder My pbn article still applies, but over time i notice more and more foot prints in even my own networks. It may be experience, but unless i use a unique html design, i can tell it is a pbn. Smaller footprints like a site looking too real. Or not having a personal tone, sticks out. Unless i want to build mini authority sites or a bunch of blogs with a personal tone, i can tell a website is a pbn. That combined with annual and monthly fees, and any public network i buy goes down in a year, i stay away. That means i need real websites to pull the weight, which means guest posts. 5. High Quality Article Submission I once called these public guest posts. Think buzzfeed or houzz. Sites that have the ability to take user submission but are not auto approve. I use these to dilute anchor text. These are sold as 'authority links' in the marketplace and fiverr. They make good tier one prioerties which stick around longer than most pbn links. 6. Press Release I still use them, but for real news. 7. Manual Comments / Community Posts Only to dilute anchor text, and grow my non seo audience, i still occasionally blog comment, post on yahoo answers and forums. I use this to diversify but also get contacts. I have landed a lot of guest posts because i comment on blogs or q and a websites and get noticed. 8. Other links Some other links are still good. Audio links or css galery links can work if they apply to your niche. I still use some, but this is entirely niche soecific.
one of the things I'm confused on is 2.0s and PBNs. My question is do I build a 2.0 with the exact same keyword as my main website with just less information and dumbed-down? and on the 2.0 regarding links, do I just have like a recommendation saying "check out this website (link)" somewhere within the information that the user is reading ? My last question is about pbn, I keep hearing people talking about backlinks . I've Googled and try to look up information on exactly what this looks like but where are these backlinks, what do they do and, where do I put them once I purchase a pbn. Thanks for this information by the way it was really good post.
