thewizardofcroz
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- Jun 18, 2012
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Look at your client's website. If Google analytics is saying that people are finding it through company name+scam, you're in trouble. It's then not an seo problem but a pr problem.
Whatever you do...don't submit the ROR link to google submit URL too many times or it might get de-indexed and we wouldn't want that.
Does this really work? Im trying it.
I did this before. (ROR sucks balls)
Pick 3 sites at a time (ranking lower on the page than the ROR).
Build High PR links on those 3 sites, like blog comments (even though they lost a lot of value, they still have some). If they are social media sites like Twitter, Facebook, or Youtube, or have a decent domain age, don't be afraid to do a few SMALL link blasts.
Slowly build links on the site ahead of the ROR, not as fast as the other 3, but some links.
Push the 3 above. Keep them above for a week.
Then rinse and repeat the whole process.
It works.
(I was doing this for a guy maybe 2 months ago. But he kind of fell off the map, and the ROR started moving back up. The profit margin wasn't worth it, so I let it go. I think it'd be fun if you got my old client).
That isn't always the case!
Ex-employees, Ex-husbands, Competition blah blah
Don't just jump into something if you don't know all of the facts!
my client's name got posted on this site several days ago and I'm being call to resolve this issue.
anyone can help?
tcko1012
Social media profiles my brother...
and if you have a Quora profile with your name it's almost an immediate ranking result...