My SEO Blueprint (SENuke, AMR, BMD, Xrumer, Scrapebox)
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BPOTryout4400
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This is perfect, nice share. I can apply this on my current project.
emerica1184
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How much of your blueprint has changed since original post? I mean I hardly hear the words Xrumer, Snuke, or AMR mentioned anymore.
I remember reading through every page of this thread, it was a bible to me as I am also building authority sites. Glad to see you are still active.
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NotSoAverageJoe
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I also wanna know how much of this stuff is still relevant. I want to rank a couple of product pages on Amazon and I'm looking for ways to do so. Would this be a good way to do it?
lagger
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Welcome back ......
cash202
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What did I change in the blueprint?
In short, by applying 80/20 rule I threw away most of the stuff to get 80% of the results.
1) Manually create first tier Web 2.0 sites (no content spinning here).
2) Use SENuke (I still use it) or other automation tool to pepper them with second tier links
(spinning is fine).
3) There's no step three.
Seriously. It's that simple.
Obviously it won't take you far unless you do what you should be doing all along.
PBN.
I developed software that can crunch a few million domains per week to filter out high DA/PA
expired domains that are available for registration.
Mix it with some premium domain and you get a powerful PBN.
I automate a lot of these PBN stuff with devops tools. Thanks for the technology progress, spinning
$5 VPS with a site on there and managing content is very easy (yes, instead of getting a shitty shared
hosting account, it's easier to spin a cheap VPS).
In the next iteration I want to change all the PBN sites to use static HTML and eliminate WordPress
completely. This makes faster sites and less footprint.
In regards to social. I never bothered with social back then and I don't bother with it now.
Maybe I am wrong and this is what's required to take it to the next level.
PS. How you organise your on-page content is very important now. Silos, internal anchor links, etc.
You know the [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Tahoma, Calibri, Geneva, sans-serif]drill.[/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Tahoma, Calibri, Geneva, sans-serif]PPS. I'll probably restart a blog at some point as nobody is writing about affiliate SEO anymore.
Everybody became content marketing whores.[/FONT]
In short, by applying 80/20 rule I threw away most of the stuff to get 80% of the results.
1) Manually create first tier Web 2.0 sites (no content spinning here).
2) Use SENuke (I still use it) or other automation tool to pepper them with second tier links
(spinning is fine).
3) There's no step three.
Seriously. It's that simple.
Obviously it won't take you far unless you do what you should be doing all along.
PBN.
I developed software that can crunch a few million domains per week to filter out high DA/PA
expired domains that are available for registration.
Mix it with some premium domain and you get a powerful PBN.
I automate a lot of these PBN stuff with devops tools. Thanks for the technology progress, spinning
$5 VPS with a site on there and managing content is very easy (yes, instead of getting a shitty shared
hosting account, it's easier to spin a cheap VPS).
In the next iteration I want to change all the PBN sites to use static HTML and eliminate WordPress
completely. This makes faster sites and less footprint.
In regards to social. I never bothered with social back then and I don't bother with it now.
Maybe I am wrong and this is what's required to take it to the next level.
PS. How you organise your on-page content is very important now. Silos, internal anchor links, etc.
You know the [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Tahoma, Calibri, Geneva, sans-serif]drill.[/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Tahoma, Calibri, Geneva, sans-serif]PPS. I'll probably restart a blog at some point as nobody is writing about affiliate SEO anymore.
Everybody became content marketing whores.[/FONT]
NEVERGIVEUP
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Holy shite! The main man is back! I hope all is well Cash!?
emerica1184
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What quality is the tier 2 links you are pointing at the web 2.0s? High metric links? Or straight spam?
CyberCaptain
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Most people don't want google to know they just blasted 2k or more links to a site in one day. if you let google pick them up over time, they will look more natural and it will look like you are getting links consistently over time instead of just setting up a site and forgetting about it.
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