Method To Get One-Way Backlinks

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I'll give a shot tomorrow, seems pretty good! btw, this harms the other webmasters? they're still going to receive their link juice?
 
Great topic :) I was always too gray to use this kind of techniques, but this topic encouraged me to write some code :)

For now I have written plugin for WordPress that, does one out of two things:
- redirects to selected page
- just hides the HTML with links

I plan to extend this idea and not to redirect whole page to one domain, but redirect just some of the pages.

Everything controlled from Dashboard :)
 
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Well yes, I keep hearing about this on a Regular basis but have you actually tried that kind of de-ranking attack on competitors, has anyone here on BHW or know of someone who has? Because I can tell you that a recent article here
http://www.seoptimise.com/blog/2012/01/how-we-identified-and-rectified-malicious-linking.html
details a client's website that was deranking directly due to malicious linking .... so that kind of proves that a 'guilt by association' penalty from Google is indeed in operation.
I dearly wish I could afford the time to check this out. So if anyone out there would like to compensate my team for the test, I would be more than happy to take someone down ... someone we all don't like for instance ... and prove this Yay or Nay :P Coincidentally my post earlier today 'SEO State Of The Union Post 211' was questioning the veracity of link induced sandbox and derankings ... check it out and feedback plz

While I agree with Rwh909r regarding the high chance of getting your cloacked site de-indexed once Google catches you (although I must stress that it was posted in Black Hat SEO section and most of the strategies discussed here involve this risk - it's simply something you need to deal with), I strongly disagree with this bit:



The main site will contain no elements that are against Google's guidelines (cloacking will take place only on the redirect site), therefore there's no reason for Google to de-index you. If this was true then what would stop me from creating hundreds of cloaked redirect sites, pointing them to my competitors' sites, reporting them to Google and getting them de-indexed?

An exception to this is perhaps if your redirect site and your main site share the same IP address - in this case it's reasonable to expect that both of those sites are yours and Google might go ahead and de-index you.
 
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I think I need some more time to understand what you wrote, but thanks for the share mate :D
 
This method is a sure shot way to sandbox. Violates basic rule of SEO that is show to Search engines what users see !! Dont use it !!
 
The idea works quite well but this will take a bit more of a time them usual...The similar idea can work insanely amazing when you actually have some infographic or anything that can bait links...
 
I'm not sure if this method is working but i think i should try this on my experimental websites.
 
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