Sape Question

drogon · Mar 30, 2013

FatSteve said:
We all know that SEO, in the end, is more of a marathon. The whole idea is to make money in a longer term - passive income that drips and drips (or flows?).

So, in this regards I have 2 questions:

1. Why use methods that exploits current weakness in search engines if you know that this will get fixed soon (could be tomorrow) and your site not only go down the drain in ranks but also may get penalty and possibly never recover?

2. Why not focus on links/strategies that will give you return in a longer run instead without fear of getting penalties?

Simple common sense is you build and ranks sites for big short term payoff with whatever method works at that time....maybe for several weeks or several months and if your site gets hit then you just scrape it and build a new one and rank that hard and fast for several months again and just rinse and repeat the process with whatever blackhat method works at the time.

In the mean time you invest some of your blackhat profits into longer term white hat sites and hope for the best cause even your white hat sites might get hit anyway so might well have earned a good payday before getting penalised.

Always have backup sites and register multiple backup domains and content ready and never get too attached to any wenbsite no matter how old it is and treat them all as expendable. Only your big authority, brand name or company website i would say DO NOt do blackhat and build slowly. So short version is do both short term blackhat and long term white hat site!!

RisingMoon · Mar 30, 2013

2 Questions....

1. Are you using Sape to directly link or are you building them to a tier one to let the strength flow through?
2. If you are churning and burning sites in the same niche, do you have them hosted on the same server i.e. does the server get a penalty when the site gets hit or no?

FatSteve · Mar 31, 2013

bestmate said:
Simple common sense is you build and ranks sites for big short term payoff with whatever method works at that time....maybe for several weeks or several months and if your site gets hit then you just scrape it and build a new one and rank that hard and fast for several months again and just rinse and repeat the process with whatever blackhat method works at the time.

In the mean time you invest some of your blackhat profits into longer term white hat sites and hope for the best cause even your white hat sites might get hit anyway so might well have earned a good payday before getting penalised.

Always have backup sites and register multiple backup domains and content ready and never get too attached to any wenbsite no matter how old it is and treat them all as expendable. Only your big authority, brand name or company website i would say DO NOt do blackhat and build slowly. So short version is do both short term blackhat and long term white hat site!!

I must be old... I stick to few sites and try to make 'em look good

t0mmy · Mar 31, 2013

meatwhistle said:
No one other then a seller can say they are seeing results from sape ? good or bad?

Well obviously a seller is going to have a bigger picture if they are seeing these work daily for clients, so it makes sense they would comment no? Simple thing to do really would be to check a sellers thread for feedback from users? I can point you to 3 or 4 such comments in the last week alone of people having great results with the links in just my thread. Plus the fact I'm using these links myself and know they are working a charm.

But yeah the long term effectiveness of these is questionable, they are black hat links as has been stated since day one, use these with other links and go after big paying kws like I do and you'll not have much to worry about apart from counting the $$

meatwhistle · Mar 31, 2013

Yeah I started seeing results a couple days after I posted that . My sites took a dive for a few weeks and then my rankings came back pretty high for most of my sites. Thanks t0mmy

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Lilacor · Apr 11, 2013

My guess is that f the links are being devalued due to their low quality and especially if Google suspects they are unnaturally looking, you might be hit hard by the penguin algorithm.So, the situation may deteriorate in comparison to the time you haven't had these links purchased. Relevancy and high domain authority is the key to stay under the radar.

nwworkwear said:
my question is if I use sape links to boost my main site up to the top, if google does start to devalue these links would my ranking just go back to where they where before or would the site get penalised for using such links?

dragonrage01 · Apr 11, 2013

SEOMagicianAL said:
Come on guys, really? Are you two even using sape? OP sape works like a charm when using other types of links aswell - Don't be too afraid and push it to the limit!

I agree with the two. The sites get penalized when they use link networks. They get a webmaster warning about unnatural link building. The sites never come back.
This is based on history. It has happened to link networks before and it is happening now.

Lilacor · Apr 11, 2013

Here is a personal story I wrote about penalty removal: hxxp://seofen.com/the-long-story-of-a-successful-penalty-removal/. Might find it interesting. As I always say, it's not the network that's been penalized, but the low quality sites that participate in it!

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