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- Jan 6, 2012
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Well this is more of an ethics question than anything. And the answer to ethical questions isn't always black and white.
For instance, is it ok to kill someone? Most people would say no.
But what if that person brutally raped and murdered 5 teenage girls? The ethics there change. Which is what the death
penalty is for.
I think its perfectly ok to use neg SEO if you're dealing with the type of competitor I am.
Its just 1 of my niches but I started a neg SEO campaign on his site a week ago.
I have been watching this 1 niche for 5+ years. This guys backlinks haven't changed in that long
yet he holds the #1 position for most of his keywords.
What I've noticed is sometimes a site will outrank him, then the sites disappear within a few months.
And his backlinks never change.
So I decided to rank a site in his niche and managed to outrank him for almost 8 months. One day my
ranks started dropping drastically, and I noticed all these shitty exploit links showing up with the same
anchor text used over and over. Everyday more and more of these links would show up, and my ranks
eventually plummeted.
It became obvious someone had neg SEO'd me, and obviously my #1 competitor was the main suspect.
I started doing more research on the guy and noticed he had been locked up before and did time in jail.
Whats more interesting is he got locked while trying to sell a job to some homeowners. They didn't like
the price, he started arguing with them, they asked him to leave and he wouldn't leave. The guy started
making threats, and was locked up. The cops had to take him out of the house.
I also saw him twice on the news being accused of fraud (undercover operations by CBS and NBC) but he
was never arrested for that shit. His online reputation is destroyed, and he has dozens of terrible reviews,
but still ranks #1 for lots of keywords.
He still sells a lot of work because we run into former clients of his all the time. And ALL of them have
terrible things to say. People who have been ripped off, scammed, etc. We not one person has said yet
they have taken him to court. And he is doing very shady shit like giving them fake receipts, changing
prices one they've started the work, and lots of other things I can't mention cause it would exploit the
niche.
I will keep building overoptimized spam to his site, and all his internal pages until the site goes down.
And I will celebrate the day his site gets penalized. Then I will rank my new site #1 like it was before.
If he wants to neg SEO that site too, I don't care. Because I have a plan B & C.
To sum up. I think there are obvious uses for neg SEO. I view it like a fight. You always wait for the
person to swing first. And when they do, you fire off hits like an ak47.
-SB
For instance, is it ok to kill someone? Most people would say no.
But what if that person brutally raped and murdered 5 teenage girls? The ethics there change. Which is what the death
penalty is for.
I think its perfectly ok to use neg SEO if you're dealing with the type of competitor I am.
Its just 1 of my niches but I started a neg SEO campaign on his site a week ago.
I have been watching this 1 niche for 5+ years. This guys backlinks haven't changed in that long
yet he holds the #1 position for most of his keywords.
What I've noticed is sometimes a site will outrank him, then the sites disappear within a few months.
And his backlinks never change.
So I decided to rank a site in his niche and managed to outrank him for almost 8 months. One day my
ranks started dropping drastically, and I noticed all these shitty exploit links showing up with the same
anchor text used over and over. Everyday more and more of these links would show up, and my ranks
eventually plummeted.
It became obvious someone had neg SEO'd me, and obviously my #1 competitor was the main suspect.
I started doing more research on the guy and noticed he had been locked up before and did time in jail.
Whats more interesting is he got locked while trying to sell a job to some homeowners. They didn't like
the price, he started arguing with them, they asked him to leave and he wouldn't leave. The guy started
making threats, and was locked up. The cops had to take him out of the house.
I also saw him twice on the news being accused of fraud (undercover operations by CBS and NBC) but he
was never arrested for that shit. His online reputation is destroyed, and he has dozens of terrible reviews,
but still ranks #1 for lots of keywords.
He still sells a lot of work because we run into former clients of his all the time. And ALL of them have
terrible things to say. People who have been ripped off, scammed, etc. We not one person has said yet
they have taken him to court. And he is doing very shady shit like giving them fake receipts, changing
prices one they've started the work, and lots of other things I can't mention cause it would exploit the
niche.
I will keep building overoptimized spam to his site, and all his internal pages until the site goes down.
And I will celebrate the day his site gets penalized. Then I will rank my new site #1 like it was before.
If he wants to neg SEO that site too, I don't care. Because I have a plan B & C.
To sum up. I think there are obvious uses for neg SEO. I view it like a fight. You always wait for the
person to swing first. And when they do, you fire off hits like an ak47.
-SB