If they don't, others will surface.
)
True, this has always been the case, but it seems this time around, Google is specifically targeting the whole process. The last update significantly reduced the effectiveness of some indexers, making them far less effective (%) than before. It feels like they're systematically dismantling the infrastructure that parasite SEO relies on.1 parasite goes down, another one takes its place. It's cat and mouse game that google are forced to play every few months since they can't possibly prevent all sites from ranking (well, unless they intentionally block everyone or take their own business down, of course, which AMEN to that
I can't say anything that I've not already said in the previous post. So I guess we will have to wait and see.
Good for you, I must say. These days, doing SEO, has become nothing short of a grind. I was looking into an exit strategy this year, but it seems Google has other plans for me.
It's always interesting to see what other spammers are doing, not to copy them, but just to observe that it's still working. Seeing that gives you a sense of hope that you can indeed achieve similar results yourself.It's definitely getting harder with every new update, but the movie sites never cease to amaze me.
No site sets out to be a parasite. People discover the sites being favored at whatever moment, then use them as parasites.
I strongly agree with this. Its just shifting our focus from one to another. You just need to find another if one is caught in the process. And I also think that in some day the blocked websites will also revive1 parasite goes down, another one takes its place. It's cat and mouse game that google are forced to play every few months since they can't possibly prevent all sites from ranking (well, unless they intentionally block everyone or take their own business down, of course, which AMEN to that
This is also a good move to work on multiple parasites at the same time. Then you are always in the market for so long.
