Spamdexing help me

Well, the main problem is - if you want google and users to see your content, everyone can steal it. You can make it kind of harder, but with solid proxies and legit usernames, you don't stand a chance.
You can try to disallow every user outside of turkey - but turkish proxies are cheap.

Best way to handle black hat tecniques ist not trying to stop em, but to copy em and bank yourself until the method will not work anymore.

btw - I don't think they use indexing API but sitemaps. indexing API has limited requests, so this is not really a option for large scale spam projects.
Can you give me some more information on this? How do they get faster indexing with sitemaps?
 
Yes, it's highly likely that they are using a sitemap to take action. I agree. Do you have any ideas about this? Thank you, my friend.
Well - Im doing basicly the same thing, just on another market =D
You can try to block your content - but most likly they scrape the top 20 SERPs anyway, thats what I am doing. If 10 fail, I still have enough content to do exactly the same.
TBH - don't waste energy in counter measures, that will most likly have no effecet. The don't need excactly your content.
If they basicly ddos you, this is another thing, but having content in the wild means, that it will be stolen in the end.
You can do some stuff - only accepting traffic with a referer from the search engines for example (if you only go for SEO traffic anyway). But you will loose traffic.
You can block IPs that request more than 10 Sites in an hour... But this is not safe, IPs are cheap. And you might loose legit VPN traffic.
As said, the best idea might be:
Avoid battles, you can only loose.

How do they get faster indexing with sitemaps?
Indexing via sitemaps is still fast in google. Send in your sitemap and you will see googlebots in no time.
As you said, it's about large amounts of keywords, google loves big sitemaps with a lot of stuff to find.
IndexAPI is faster in general - but it's limited in requests and you can't index 5mio sites a day. The API will reach it's limit and block.
They use other method, most likly just sitemaps in combination with subdomains instead of deep urls. A Subdomain is handled as a domain - and did you ever manage, not to get your startpage indexed? ;)
 
Well - Im doing basicly the same thing, just on another market =D
You can try to block your content - but most likly they scrape the top 20 SERPs anyway, thats what I am doing. If 10 fail, I still have enough content to do exactly the same.
TBH - don't waste energy in counter measures, that will most likly have no effecet. The don't need excactly your content.
If they basicly ddos you, this is another thing, but having content in the wild means, that it will be stolen in the end.
You can do some stuff - only accepting traffic with a referer from the search engines for example (if you only go for SEO traffic anyway). But you will loose traffic.
You can block IPs that request more than 10 Sites in an hour... But this is not safe, IPs are cheap. And you might loose legit VPN traffic.
As said, the best idea might be:
Avoid battles, you can only loose.


Indexing via sitemaps is still fast in google. Send in your sitemap and you will see googlebots in no time.
As you said, it's about large amounts of keywords, google loves big sitemaps with a lot of stuff to find.
IndexAPI is faster in general - but it's limited in requests and you can't index 5mio sites a day. The API will reach it's limit and block.
They use other method, most likly just sitemaps in combination with subdomains instead of deep urls. A Subdomain is handled as a domain - and did you ever manage, not to get your startpage indexed? ;)
First of all thank you for your feedback. I passed the level where a subdomain is a regular domain :) nevertheless your feedback was important to me.
 
No, this is not a solution. I am looking for a solution. I do not want to run away or accept their behavior. Someone must have encountered this problem before and found a way to overcome it. I need their ideas. Also, based on my analysis, they are not able to do this for every keyword group. There is only one website with 200,000 subdomains. Assuming there are 20,000 such websites, it would make up for 4 billion subdomains. This is a huge problem.
Read my latest post, I have been recently targeted by such black hat seo campaign launched by my enemy through a dark web contractor. This is indeed a big issue. And it's sad that Google with so much money hasn't done a thing about it.
 
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