donkey-kong
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In relation to a comment earlier in this thread - only noobs use managed hosting, just saying great Henry.I use a company called tsohost
In relation to a comment earlier in this thread - only noobs use managed hosting, just saying great Henry.I use a company called tsohost
Build tiered links: PBN <-- Web 2.0(Manual or RankerX) <-- more Web 2.0 - Webprofile - Bookmarking - Wiki (RankerX) <-- GSA blast
Money Sites => Web 2.0(Manual or RankerX) <-- more Web 2.0 - Webprofile - Bookmarking - Wiki (RankerX) <-- GSA blast . that's right what you want?Well there is no need to power up your PBN's it is better to use Web 2.0 directly to the money site.
In relation to a comment earlier in this thread - only noobs use managed hosting, just saying great Henry.
Money Sites => Web 2.0(Manual or RankerX) <-- more Web 2.0 - Webprofile - Bookmarking - Wiki (RankerX) <-- GSA blast . that's right what you want?
it will work if you can exceed link rot with link gain significantly, with root domains/IPS volume and with big indexation %
I'm curious what you mean by this.Reverse engineering social content
ah come on henry, you've a classy name, you should can give me a better answer than that. Try sub 1 second load times are for professionals, not me.Psssh. Over engineering a simple solution is also for noobs
That's like saying instead of fixing a gas/oil leak, let's just pump more oil/gas in it consistently so the tank doesn't run out. Does that sound feasible or logical to you? Not to mention that if you pump more oil (build more links), it does NOT mean that the leak is fixed (link rot is STILL there eating away your rankings with EACH and EVERY link that gets deleted/de-indexed). So, if you build more links, the situation gets worse, it does NOT get balanced like you say. Also, there's no freaking way for you to be gaining 10k links daily and losing 75% of them in the next 3-6 months. A child can easily understand it must be a SEO-er behind this, someone artificially trying to manipulate the results (and doing a pretty miserable job at that), you think Google can not? The only way that would happen in real life is if you go viral. And most keywords that webmasters target in most niches will never go viral, such as evergreen topics, e-commerce, etc... So all you are doing basically with that kind of useless and stupid spamming is sending signals to Google that you are manipulating the results - no wonder you are de-indexed/de-ranked in a few months.
google can everthing, question is if its worthy doing or not. but anyway tiered link building and link rot issue is not that big. all the purpose of tiered link building is to bring link juice to above tiers. and no, they wont pnalize a site with 99% link rot. they wont penalize a site that today has acquired(indexed) 10000 links and they all died tommorow. First of all, it could be NSEO method, secondly theres no need to overthink this much as im doing that tiered stuff for year and no penalties at all. and, of course, they will never penalize a web 2.0 or web profile. (which is what tiers above gsa spam contain) so why care?
And last time I checked NSEO still works, which means I can spam your site into oblivion with exact match anchor and you would lose your rankings pretty fast. You could also gain them again pretty fast by protecting yourself against NSEO. But 99% link rot at the T1 level will get you de-indexed/de-ranked pretty soon and that is the reason why no one uses Scrapebox/GSA for T1 nowadays (except the links being shit and from LQ sites).
I'm curious what you mean by this.
ah come on henry, you've a classy name, you should can give me a better answer than that. Try sub 1 second load times are for professionals, not me.
no you wont get deindexed if you filler the link juice with something like medium (web profile)
We are basically saying the same thing but with other words lol... so you agree with me that link rot at T1 level is absolutely "evil" since you put a buffer in between and transfer the rot to T2.
Found a tatoo for youI've seen tee shirts saying " Once you go black, there's no going back "
Which clearly proves black hat seo must still be working.