Stupid Scam: Traffic Kahuna
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seoagent
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- Feb 25, 2008
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And to add, " The more desperate the times the more desperate the men, the faster they are emptied of all that is left in them, their souls." -seoagent 2008.
portillo
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- Jan 10, 2007
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Dustybin, Im trying to give you the benefit of the doubt here, Yeah I know whats in the forum software but keeping talking like a reckless teenager and Im going to have to roast you. Around here you earn your nuts and unfortunately you arent there yet, you cant just come in here grabbing them already.
seoagent
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Wow, great way of thinking really. I never thought about that
I was attracted to the site lol. But when I read your post I just closed the thread.
Please show me the backtrack link pointing to the site by seoagent. When you don't find it, give yourself a pat on the back, whip out your credit card, go to the website and pay for your first month's lesson for $147. You should still be able to get the bonus offer titled, " I just didn't know any better." I wrote it and I will be back later in the month to sell you a bridge as well. lol.
seoagent
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nicho,
I have read several posts by you. I really like your jaded outlook and no BS approach. Forgive me a reflective moment:
Occam's razor (paraphrased): All other things being equal, the simplest solution is the best.
Nicho's razor: See for yourself.
These are great BS shovels.
You like razors? That's sweet. Here's the actual version of Nicho's Razor:
Head no warning, see what happens.
Stumickel
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- Mar 9, 2008
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Actually I am a noobie, but I kind of got the general idea about the real Internet marketing world after plowing through a truckload of hype. I wrote an overview called BS Your Way to Internet Riches here on BHW a few days ago.
Sorry if it looks like I'm trying to blow my own horn. I'm not. This is germane to the discussion. My little study is far from complete, but it did cover using aliases. Isn't that what is going on here?
I am suddenly confused on this thread about who is who or what is what, not that it makes a damn bit of difference to the world at large.
Apropos, at the bottom of my screen, before I send this post off, there is a field entitled "Post Icons." Below that one is another. Here is how it appears to me right at this very moment (I altered the code in the URL's - http to hxxp):
seoagent
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And that is a good point. Usually, it's either an affiliate sucking up to the software seller telling them about the comments, or simply registering for G*oogle alerts with keyword phrases or blog searches which show up in 5 minutes after the post in the forums.
Never the less, any form of manipulating search engine algorithms is a suckers bet. Here's a question for you. Who do you think has the smartest people working for them? The sire selling this product or the people who work at Go*ogle and design the algorithms?
If you are having a hard time answering that one, then ask who has the most money by at least 6million times? Who do you think can hire the smartest people? Who do think is going to win here? G*oogle or Jason?
Now you have your answer as to why this is a stupid product to buy as most of the submitter tools are.
seoagent
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And don't be surprised when people who have studied seo and algorithms longer than the people you learned from by at least five years prior; call you on the mat and tell you to prove how you are manipulating G*oogle's algorithms and how they are letting you do this with no recourse.
Where were you when we were setting up blog farms all with different ips, time stamps of creation, staggered proxy submissions, time released submissions, different user accounts with varied time creation stamps, all with original content? Where were you when it all got de-indexed? What you are doing is nothing new.
Yes it does. Its called an exit strategy. It happens once the link quality is falling and it is loosing it's effectiveness. Track record of long lasting products does not assure your next product is not one out of desperation. Surely you are suffereing from the mortgage crisis in the US? Maybe you need a cool 250K to keep your head above water. How's that for a "razor of simpleness?"
Even better. Did you not notice the top five forum platforms have the developer's links buried in the source? And how you can do a scrape for all the sites using these platforms? And how you can simply do a search through these collected forum urls and see if your product or name is mentioned? And how you can filter for negative comments?
You see, there's no magic and no where to run. Anyone can pull your nutshell game. The difference is I don't have a mortgage that makes me a poster child for my upcoming book titled, "For Desperate Internet Marketers Only." I'll demonstrate your practice of hi-jacking SE's and what counter measures are taken to keep you constantly creating blog farms all day long.
seoagent
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Even worse for his earlier clients as they all now are going to get spammed with duplicate content. Long term, original content wins. Add consistent updates and consistent quality backlinks and you have a long term business plan that partners with the SE's business model and objectives.
nicho
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seoagent,
I think its about time we put this thread to bed as your digging yourself a hole and it it is not going to get any better so l suggest that you let it go and move on to more profitible things than defending yourself because we don't really care anyway about the product.
I think its about time we put this thread to bed as your digging yourself a hole and it it is not going to get any better so l suggest that you let it go and move on to more profitible things than defending yourself because we don't really care anyway about the product.
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