BlueSteele
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Last Week....Giggity
Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread
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BlueSteele
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1. Organic and/or local (ie Google Places) rankings, it doesn't matter, we improve them.
2. We will ask you for 5 keywords, though quite honestly you won't much see them used in your tier one. Our tier one (local biz directories, etc) only allow for generic, raw URL or branded anchors, so even if we wanted to optimize the anchor, we couldn't. We will use the keywords as "categories" or "tags" on these sites to add relevancy. They will also be used in the tiers built to the local directories, etc.
3. This is the boost you need. Period.
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shakeitout
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Boom!
We literally have ranking graphs for days... Adam just sent me a rar file with 60+ success stories in the current MONTH of February...
The tier 2's are ranking the Tier 1's in brand serps... and with something we're working on... even as parasites for your money keywords
shakeitout
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You should take it for a spin and let us and the community know how we've done! PM Adam for a coupon code
BlueSteele
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Hooked up.
Ok just ordered your service.. I will take a goody bag please
Thanks! All out of goody bags : ( Maybe Colby and I can sort you out with something. If so, it will be a surprise!
shakeitout
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shakeitout
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<<< Gomer Pile.... Surprise Surprise Surprise...
Thanks Guys can't wait
Boom! I'll hook you up accessted! Thanks for the order.
Tier 2's are flying off servers by the dozen today!
bookbuster
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Any tips for the actual html of the website? Does your service optimize the html, or is it just for citations... I have a new business in a competitive keyword.
the furbox
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Thanks For Sharing the Information.
Loganix is purely offsite. If you need some pointers on the onsite stuff, you can shoot us a message at [email protected] and either Adam or myself will get back to you and give some pointers. If you need implementation work, we can work out a fair quote for you on the agency side.
Sidenote: If you were the one who submitted a message earlier through our contact form, Adam has either sent you a message or will hit you up in the AM.
Correct. You're getting the local benefit of the citations, as well as strong links directed at your ******** citations - which creates a safety buffer but also packs a punch. Because of the update cycles for local results (which can be up to 3 months), , our clients almost always see an organic bump before they see a local bump.
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shakeitout
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Campaigns are rollllllling out~!
We've been clearing our servers and seeing massive gains. Come get you some.
We've been clearing our servers and seeing massive gains. Come get you some.
Mister Don
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Hello,
My offline business already ranks for a few "Service, Location" keywords. However we want to expand the visibility of our other services locally as well as get break into just the plain "Service" keyword SERPs as we provide services nation-wide.
How does your service provide boosts to specific keywords when most of the T1 are branded? Through the association with the T2 anchor texts?
My offline business already ranks for a few "Service, Location" keywords. However we want to expand the visibility of our other services locally as well as get break into just the plain "Service" keyword SERPs as we provide services nation-wide.
How does your service provide boosts to specific keywords when most of the T1 are branded? Through the association with the T2 anchor texts?
BlueSteele
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I would not depend on our service to provide keyword relevance. That isn't it strong suit, and to be quite honest, I stop relying on links to provide that a long time ago - especially from a anchor stand point. If my website is optimized sufficiently, Google will know where to put me. Sure, some relevant links aren't a bad thing, but I am not stressing about anchor text much. Brand/raw/generic makes up 95%+ of my typical anchor profile. I will occasionally send a few kw relevant anchors, just to nudge Goog a little.
So to answer your question, it really won't give Google much to go one as far as what keywords to rank you for from a traditional stand point. It could be argued I suppose that 1) that these links (tier 1), because of the citations, will drive home the point that you are in cityname. 2) we do collect keywords from you, and we will use those in the optimization of the properties, including tier 2. For example, they property might allow custom categories, or tags, and here we'd use the keywords, creating on page relevance for your kws.
Hope that helps?
shakeitout
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So there are more things than keyword rich anchor text that rank your sites...
The most important is the TRUST of the links you're sending to your site. All of these sites have trust written all over them and sites love them. They also take very kindly to a nice tier 2.
I rank with BRAND keyword PBN links all the time. It's because they PUSH you... if your site has proper on-site you'll be just fine.
The most important is the TRUST of the links you're sending to your site. All of these sites have trust written all over them and sites love them. They also take very kindly to a nice tier 2.
I rank with BRAND keyword PBN links all the time. It's because they PUSH you... if your site has proper on-site you'll be just fine.
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