if google penalizes scrapebox / backlink blasts...
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the idea is to be fairly sensible in the use of blasts.....
you really should have buffers in place and blast the buffers, so you will not lose the money/main site if anything bad does happen.
for buffers - use social sites, profile links, free blogs, free sites etc. and they'll pass the link juice to the main site.
plus in buying blasts, there is always the risk of getting malware/phishing sites, bad neighbourhoods and porn sites linking to you - which can have bad impacts and be hard to resolve - cheap blasts can contain anything, but you take that risk when paying low
I blast to buffers and manual post higher pr direct to main site, seems ok so far
Si
you really should have buffers in place and blast the buffers, so you will not lose the money/main site if anything bad does happen.
for buffers - use social sites, profile links, free blogs, free sites etc. and they'll pass the link juice to the main site.
plus in buying blasts, there is always the risk of getting malware/phishing sites, bad neighbourhoods and porn sites linking to you - which can have bad impacts and be hard to resolve - cheap blasts can contain anything, but you take that risk when paying low
I blast to buffers and manual post higher pr direct to main site, seems ok so far
Si
carlossaner
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- May 2, 2011
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I have blasted 2 of my adsense sites with scrapebox last month and still my accounts are not banned. I doubt google ban sites which use scrapebox.
manual blog comments to main/money are ok - as long as you play the game right.
make sure it's on topic/niche, no spammy comments or names etc, give something back to the blog you're commenting on with a decent comment, looking like you've read the original article and have a useful comment or question, all the usual stuff, just make it quality
if you're after higher pr links, it's worth the time to get them, even if they're moderated.
for me, if it's a higher PR coming in, I prefer the link direct to main site.
Si
make sure it's on topic/niche, no spammy comments or names etc, give something back to the blog you're commenting on with a decent comment, looking like you've read the original article and have a useful comment or question, all the usual stuff, just make it quality
if you're after higher pr links, it's worth the time to get them, even if they're moderated.
for me, if it's a higher PR coming in, I prefer the link direct to main site.
Si
