OnticStein
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- Mar 12, 2013
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I've been studying spamdexing for a bit now. I've successfully indexed around 1,500 pages on 2 different domains in a short period of testing. To do so, I 301'd 45 domains already indexing to the main domain (millions of backlinks) and G started indexing the same day. Even though this is a lot of pages, the traffic isn't much. Not enough to even cover the cost of domains. At $0.50 per domain, which is the price I'm getting, this operation costs around $20. I'm not even making that back from Smartlinks or display ads on my indexed pages.
I see some others using this method, they have 1-2 backlinks, a few days of domain age, 0 domain authority, rank for 50,000+ keywords within a day, and are getting 15-30k organic visitors.
I have tried interlinking all of the 45 sites and running them each as a main site, but the indexing power just isn't the same as 301'ing all of them to one domain.
Does anyone have any experience with this and could potentially help me turn this into a profitable venture? I'm not looking to get RICH doing this. I would just like to see a profit. P.S. - I don't care about long-term. I understand this is a churn-and-burn method. I've done long-term SEO projects and I'm just not interested in them at the moment.
Thank you in advance.
I see some others using this method, they have 1-2 backlinks, a few days of domain age, 0 domain authority, rank for 50,000+ keywords within a day, and are getting 15-30k organic visitors.
I have tried interlinking all of the 45 sites and running them each as a main site, but the indexing power just isn't the same as 301'ing all of them to one domain.
Does anyone have any experience with this and could potentially help me turn this into a profitable venture? I'm not looking to get RICH doing this. I would just like to see a profit. P.S. - I don't care about long-term. I understand this is a churn-and-burn method. I've done long-term SEO projects and I'm just not interested in them at the moment.
Thank you in advance.