If You’re Not Using Parasites, You’re Playing SEO on Hard Mode

If you’ve spent any time lurking SEO forums, you’ve probably heard people say parasite SEO is dead. Or that you need “topical authority,” “natural links,” and “100k words of content” just to rank in 2025.

Let’s get one thing straight:

Most of what you hear about parasite SEO is complete BS.

It’s not just alive. It’s outperforming full white-hat affiliate sites in 2025 especially if you know how to exploit Google’s blind spots.

This isn’t theory. This is from 50+ live parasite builds I’ve launched, ranked, and monetized over the last year for my own personal projects including branding, lead gen, testing funnels etc.

So let’s kill the myths that keep SEOs broke and expose how parasites really rank and earn.



Here’s what most people don’t get — parasites only die fast if you treat them like churn & burn pages. The truth is, many of my Notion and Canva parasites from early 2023 are still ranking and bringing in sales.

You know why? Because I picked low-competition, buyer-intent keywords and didn’t overdo the link spam. I made sure the content was made for buyers, not Google crawlers.

If you rank a Google Site or Docs combo with solid formatting, fake social proof, and a disguised CTA, it can live longer than half the affiliate sites in your niche.



This gets repeated by people who don’t build anything.

Google’s public statements and algo updates don’t match what actually ranks.

Here’s what I’m seeing rank in April 2025:

• A Canva site ranking #2 for a 4K/month buyer keyword.
• A Notion page made to look like a journal entry ranking above Amazon.

If you format the content like real user discussion or honest notes, Google leaves it alone.


Wrong. You just have to cloak them smartly.

Here’s what works:

• Redirect links through Google Sites to Docs
• Hide affiliate links in Pastebin content
• Use Bit.ly links disguised as “additional resources”
• Drop CTA links inside comment threads or at the bottom as a footnote

Bonus: Put your CTA after you give value — 80% of my conversions happen from links that are disguised as “optional extra tools.”


Wrong again.

When the SERP is full of Reddit threads, Quora answers, Pinterest boards, or Amazon category pages — your parasite is the authority.

Because Google isn’t ranking based on brand. It’s ranking based on:

• Query satisfaction
• Bounce rate
• CTR and dwell time
• Freshness
• Clean hosting environment

If your page solves the problem better than what’s already there, and it lives on a DA90+ domain like Google, Canva, Notion — it wins.


This one’s the funniest.

Parasite SEO is what you do when you want to print fast cash with zero overhead and minimal infrastructure.

But I know 6-figure SEO agencies that use parasite pages for:

• Lead gen testing
• Funnel validation
• Ranking YouTube videos
• Cloaking CPA offers
• Diversifying off-page signals

It’s not a beginner trick.

The current winning combo starts with using platforms Google already trusts:

Google Sites paired with an embedded Doc, Canva site pages that include hidden redirects, Notion formatted like raw conversation logs, SlideShares that look like tutorial decks, Calameo PDFs disguised as buyer checklists, GitHub Gists that pass off your offer as a coding resource, and Reddit posts seeded to appear like legit community buzz.


From there, the magic happens when you power it with tiered GSA campaigns — yes, that same GSA you were told to avoid because people thought it died in 2015, plus indexing nudges from Reddit, Pastebin, and Steemit. You fake engagement with CTR spoofing tools, keep bounce rates low with real or microworker dwell time, and interlink your parasite pages like a trust network so crawlers get trapped in a loop.

Parasite SEO isn’t dead.

The people saying it is? They’re too scared to play in the dirt. Too slow to pivot. Too broke to test. And while they obsess over E-E-A-T, you’re making money off a public Notion diary about “how I got free gems.”

Black hat isn’t dead. It just got smarter.

Bro where I can find all content by you on Parasite seo ? You seems to be killing it on parasite seo. Its been a while I have been following your threads. You limited your profile so just asking.

Hey man, you should back up what you’re saying with data that actually looks credible — otherwise, no one’s going to take you seriously.

JessiPinkme said:

Bro where I can find all content by you on Parasite seo ? You seems to be killing it on parasite seo. Its been a while I have been following your threads. You limited your profile so just asking.

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I'm pretty much done with the Parasite SEO guides now, I wrote a crap ton of threads which I've linked to before:
20 parasites that print cash in 2025
$100+ a day foreign SEO parasite method
Dominating page 1 with multiple parasites on the SERPS
Lazy Reddit trick to hijack parasites already ranking
Full Google docs ranking guide for black hat niches

Enjoy the rabbit hole

aydinasuh said:

Hey man, you should back up what you’re saying with data that actually looks credible — otherwise, no one’s going to take you seriously.

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Understandable, I've been doing this for years, I documented an affiliate site journey from late 2021 where I used parasites as part of my journey and pretty sure I mentioned it in my AMA a year later and my $210,000 website sale.

It's all here from years ago:

My $15k a month AMA
My extremely detailed affiliate site journey showing earning proof, ranking, data, etc
My $210,000 affiliate site sale

JessiPinkme said:

Bro where I can find all content by you on Parasite seo ? You seems to be killing it on parasite seo. Its been a while I have been following your threads. You limited your profile so just asking.

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Check out his threads, it's a great way to start.

great share bro, but i have a request i am newbie can you share a non ranking links how you creating these parasite structures link g-site or docs, notion any type of one plz, thanks

Is this your 5th threads in a month about notion, google doc, google site parasites?

I just saw your signature. Lmao, I was right since the begining. All this was to sell your guides hahaha.

Call me Nostradamus. I smell gurus.

Opulentos $100,000+ a year BLACK HAT methods ??​

Why don't you just earn $100,000 a year with "your" methods instead of selling some guides with reharsh content ?

Please notify me when you post your 6th threads about parasite telling the same thing over and over. The same things we already know since 2017.

powlow29 said:

Is this your 5th threads in a month about notion, google doc, google site parasites?

I just saw your signature. Lmao, I was right since the begining. All this was to sell your guides hahaha.

Call me Nostradamus. I smell gurus.

Opulentos $100,000+ a year BLACK HAT methods ??​

Why don't you just earn $100,000 a year with "your" methods instead of selling some guides with reharsh content ?

Please notify me when you post your 6th threads about parasite telling the same thing over and over. The same things we already know since 2017.

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Oh boy it’s you again haha.
You keep proving exactly why most people on this forum stay broke.

Yes — I’ve posted about parasite SEO. Multiple times.

Because it still works.

Because people are making money from it every single day.

And because every time I post a new thread, dozens of people either message me, opt-in, or buy.

That’s how value actually compounds on a forum.

Now let’s break down your logic:

“Why don’t you make $100K with your methods instead of selling guides?”

I did.

I sold a site for $210,000 using these methods.

There’s a public journey thread from early 2022 showing the exact progression. It’s all documented. I linked it above.

But of course, you never bothered to look — you just run your mouth like every other “guru hunter” who hasn’t ranked a page in their life.

“Selling guides = guru”

So by your logic, every top seller on this forum offering backlinks, PBNs, guest posts, outreach, or DFY sites is a scammer too?

Because guess what — they all post free value threads and monetize through their BSTs or signatures.

Should they stop selling too?

This is black hat world

You’re mad I’m building a list, releasing guides, and soon to be selling services that work as a BST — while you’re still sitting here yelling “2017 method!” and calling everyone a guru.

I literally released a zero competition prop firm passing agency method that makes $500 per sale, built on black hat SEO + guerilla marketing that works. I tried to sell it as a BST — BHW rejected it because it was based on trading clients.

So what did I do?

I gave it away.

For free.

And you know what? Nobody used it.

That tells me everything.

Most of you don’t want methods.

You want excuses.

So yeah — I’ll keep posting.

I’ll keep ranking.

I’ll keep offering value

How to index parasites for free ?

Drip708 said:

How to index parasites for free ?

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I talk about it in my other parasite guide linked above. Use those tools

Great content again, thank you for sharing!

RichMedusa said:

Great content again, thank you for sharing!

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Glad you like it, I’m done with the parasite stuff. Pretty much covered all bases for it, just a matter of implementing it

do you run GSA by yourself? I mainly use cheap PBNs and buffer/301 for redirecting links to parasite pages, do you think that sending it directly to pages can work? have seen others combine social signals+ GSA spam directly to parasite pages

Gebb said:

do you run GSA by yourself? I mainly use cheap PBNs and buffer/301 for redirecting links to parasite pages, do you think that sending it directly to pages can work? have seen others combine social signals+ GSA spam directly to parasite pages

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If your on-page is weak or feels like SEO spam, GSA just kills it faster. But if your content feels like a real human posted it, especially with fake engagement (comments, doc embeds, etc.), then even raw spam pushes it higher.

I’ve ranked parasites fast using GSA directly

Social signals + GSA works well as a combo. Even microworker campaigns for CTR spoofing on top = nasty results. I sometimes throw in a Steemit article or fake Medium thread to make it look “real” before the GSA wave.

PBNs and 301s still work too, but with how resilient some parasite domains are, you might be over doing it .

Opulentos said:

If your on-page is weak or feels like SEO spam, GSA just kills it faster. But if your content feels like a real human posted it, especially with fake engagement (comments, doc embeds, etc.), then even raw spam pushes it higher.

I’ve ranked parasites fast using GSA directly

Social signals + GSA works well as a combo. Even microworker campaigns for CTR spoofing on top = nasty results. I sometimes throw in a Steemit article or fake Medium thread to make it look “real” before the GSA wave.

PBNs and 301s still work too, but with how resilient some parasite domains are, you might be over doing it .

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I mainly target "best of" kind of keywords, not cpa, so PBNs and 301 are sometimes needed. Still, some lasts very long so it's still a better ROI than normal niche sites honestly. for single product reviews I often go with GSA and cheaper stuff.

Uu so that explains why people make 200 Reddit accounts and so forth, not only to upvote but to place text that's actually a link hidden with cryptic message

Hmm that explains why YouTube filters out a particular tag, aggressively as I recall this behaviour absolutely nightmarish in 2017 in comments like a smorgasbord of: bro you pumped that channel with ads, nice undermine their hard work.

But I see both perspectives.

Bonus: Put your CTA after you give value — 80% of my conversions happen from links that are disguised as “optional extra tools.”

What's mean about optional extra tools, can you explain more? thanks

You're right, as long as we use it wisely, it can definitely be effective.

Gracias Amigo

From there, the magic happens when you power it with tiered GSA campaigns — yes, that same GSA you were told to avoid because people thought it died in 2015, plus indexing nudges from Reddit, Pastebin, and Steemit.

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What is steemit?