Terry Kyle’s Big 60-Day Backlink Experiment

[turbohips]

I'm missing something here. I was always told that hiding links using same color fonts as background, using punctuation marks links and other such methods were easy for crawlers to identify and note as spammy. Is this what you are doing or am I way off?

[mrizos]

Originally Posted by turbohips

I'm missing something here. I was always told that hiding links using same color fonts as background, using punctuation marks links and other such methods were easy for crawlers to identify and note as spammy. Is this what you are doing or am I way off?

Agreed. If you can't add at least a word or two then this is a dangerous waste of time (just adding a linked ! or . for example)

Personally I think a better way would be to find forums that are in your niche and then create 1 non-spammy anchored "niche" phrase. It's been working for me for at least 2 months now.

[turbohips]

Even better way is to be part of the forum and join tons of discussions. After making tons of post or comments go back to the forum a month later when your topics fell off the map and then add your signature to your profile. Guess what happens? All of your posts and comments will now show your linked signature and then you will get massive link juice. I've done this on 4 car forums that I've been active on for 5 years. So end results is 1000's of links from decent PR forum sites.

[Terry Kyle]

Sorry about absence guys - flat out on last minute tweaks and extra info added to my WSO report update!

I need more outsourcers!

Will update EVERYTHING here shortly.

[bbncu]

Originally Posted by turbohips

I'm missing something here. I was always told that hiding links using same color fonts as background, using punctuation marks links and other such methods were easy for crawlers to identify and note as spammy. Is this what you are doing or am I way off?

If this is correct and google penalizes this technique, then I can easily do this to my competition....I'm testing this at the moment and lets see what happens...

[adamv]

Originally Posted by bbncu

If this is correct and google penalizes this technique, then I can easily do this to my competition....I'm testing this at the moment and lets see what happens...

Are you testing it on your sites or your competition's?

[Terry Kyle]

Just when I thought my WSO Report update was finished (actually the backlinks part is - 811 sites in all), Warrior Sean Donohoe drops a fascinating software bombshell in my lap (that's a good thing, by the way)!

I'll be checking it out and adding in my observations to the tactical part of the report.

On the high PR Forum Clustering approach we've been talking about, here's a straight extract from my revised report about it:

You may have also guessed that another beauty of this technique is that it opens up very high PR forums to you that DON’T have publicly viewable forums but DO have dofollow signature links.

The only drawback is that anchor text ISN’T there for your keyword but would you rather have an anchor-text irrelevant link from a PR10 site or no link at all?

Or would it?

A lot of these high PR forums are about software and computer programming. So what about a signature file like this:

Good PC World Article: Is Windows 7 still carrying too much weight or not?

Good PC World Article: Does Windows 7 still need to go on a diet?

Good PC World Article: Is having acne better than having Windows 7?

In these examples, there are actually three links in each line. In example 1, everything up to the word ‘weight’ actually links to a real magazine article on Windows 7. The word ‘weight’ is linked to your weight loss site. Everything AFTER ‘weight’ is also linked to the same real magazine article on Windows 7. The same goes for the word 'diet' in example 2 and 'acne' in example 3.

Neat, huh.

To make your posts even safer, I wouldn’t have ANY signature file for the first couple of weeks.

That reduces the risk of being spotted even further.

You can probably apply this word-in-phrase string to almost any subject using this tactic.

Hopefully it will give you some ideas and I will pick an elance bidder tomorrow (sometime) and document that with screen shots (quotes from $25-$100 so far for 150 backlinks).

I really gotta sleep...am I even making sense now?

[sgsmorgan]

Originally Posted by Terry Kyle

[I]You may have also guessed that another beauty of this technique is that it opens up very high PR forums to you that DON’T have publicly viewable forums but DO have dofollow signature links.

In certain cases, with certain forums powered by VB there is an admin function at the back end that allows Google and Yahoo to crawl all the urls (even those not publicly available) for information and this would explain how from time to time that we have picked up links from Forums that we couldn't actually gain access to at the front end without being a member. So if you have the time and membership of these forums then sometimes all is not always lost.

[drivedoctor]

Originally Posted by Terry Kyle

...am I even making sense now?

The bottom line is... well.... the bottom line... are clicks converting to sales enough to make all the backlinking efforts worth it?... or would PPC marketing or another strategy get more sales?

I've really enjoyed keeping up with this thread... Thanks Terry.

[sgsmorgan]

Originally Posted by drivedoctor

The bottom line is... well.... the bottom line... are clicks converting to sales enough to make all the backlinking efforts worth it?... or would PPC marketing or another strategy get more sales?

I've really enjoyed keeping up with this thread... Thanks Terry.

Anything that combines to help organic listings has to be good. When your Credit Card runs out and PPC Campaign is dry......well its walk off the edge of the cliff time. Thats when you appreciate all the effort that goes into putting your Organic ratings up there.

Just my 2p

[drivedoctor]

Originally Posted by sgsmorgan

Anything that combines to help organic listings has to be good. When your Credit Card runs out and PPC Campaign is dry......well its walk off the edge of the cliff time. Thats when you appreciate all the effort that goes into putting your Organic ratings up there.

Just my 2p

I certainly agree with Organic rankings are the best for long term marketing campaigns.

[jasonmorgan]

In certain cases, with certain forums powered by VB there is an admin function at the back end that allows Google and Yahoo to crawl all the urls (even those not publicly available) for information and this would explain how from time to time that we have picked up links from Forums that we couldn't actually gain access to at the front end without being a member. So if you have the time and membership of these forums then sometimes all is not always lost.

Something I just noticed last night.

I think it was vBulletin boards (same kind of forums used here). Click on a members name in the actual forum (the place with my name to the left) and you'll see the standard 'view profile' n' such.. but.. you'll also find a 'visit members webpage' option as well.

You're not getting your keywords with this method but you are receiving a link to your site every time you make a post and this method is 100% spam free, apparently is picked up by the SE's and bypasses sites with unviewable profiles.

Opens up a lot of options for sites that I had written off as no good for backlinks.

[Terry Kyle]

OK next step in the hiring of an elancer for a backlinking job (if you aren't using John Dales, my normal guy) - skip ahead of this looooooong post if you already know this stuff:

Continued in next post...

[Terry Kyle]

Part 2 of Elance job setup in pics continued:

I will now PM the backlinks sites to my chosen outsourcer and 7 days from now, I will have 150 more backlinks to the three sites to be posted to each one.

I will then check the Excel spreadsheet to make sure the profiles are set up at the sites expected and then release the funds to the outsourcer (I will document that stage with pictures too).

Feel free to ask any questions about this process. It really is pretty simple and something you should be doing (outsourcing) to use your time more efficiently.

[Terry Kyle]

Originally Posted by turbohips

I'm missing something here. I was always told that hiding links using same color fonts as background, using punctuation marks links and other such methods were easy for crawlers to identify and note as spammy. Is this what you are doing or am I way off?

Some SEOs recommend the punctuation backlinking trick, some don't. The 1990s same color font and background tactic is definitely long gone.

Probably the better option is that word-in-phrase-string method I mentioned above but perhaps another test is in order (just not by me at the moment!)

And JP (earlier post in this thread) has had some success with backlinking smiley faces too.

In fact, did you notice my cunningly disguised link in the above smiley face - no underlining or anything!

Another trick is to find inactive forums (not sure how to do it quickly - yet) and blitz them.

In fact, another method just occurred to me!

Get a ghost writer, or yourself, to set up an account on a PR8/9 forum WITHOUT any signature file and create dozens of high quality posts WITH 0 LINKS.

Then come back 2 weeks or more later and add a smiley face link to each of your (dozens of) different websites - just one smiley per post but linked to a different one of your sites.

Just make sure the forum lets you put smiley face emoticons in posts BEFORE you start!

[turbohips]

I just downloaded SENuke to give that a try since you said it helped one of your articles out. It still has some quirks to it but not bad as it sure does speed up the time involved to do the account creation etc.

[Terry Kyle]

Originally Posted by drivedoctor

The bottom line is... well.... the bottom line... are clicks converting to sales enough to make all the backlinking efforts worth it?... or would PPC marketing or another strategy get more sales?

I've really enjoyed keeping up with this thread... Thanks Terry.

Update coming shortly DD. Thanks.

[Terry Kyle]

Originally Posted by jasonmorgan

Something I just noticed last night.

I think it was vBulletin boards (same kind of forums used here). Click on a members name in the actual forum (the place with my name to the left) and you'll see the standard 'view profile' n' such.. but.. you'll also find a 'visit members webpage' option as well.

You're not getting your keywords with this method but you are receiving a link to your site every time you make a post and this method is 100% spam free, apparently is picked up by the SE's and bypasses sites with unviewable profiles.

Opens up a lot of options for sites that I had written off as no good for backlinks.

Hi J. Nice avatar!

It's a pity this can't be checked with a Google Alert. Maybe this page would eventually show up in Google Webmaster Tools. Thanks for sharing.

vBulletin Tip:
Just on vBulletin, if you create an account and get the usual "a moderator will eventually approve your account blah blah", try asking for a new password as though you have suddenly 'forgotten' it. This seems to activate accounts without mod approval and the new accounts do seem to stick.

I really owe my backlinking masterblaster John Dales for finding this trick - nice work! (unlinked smiley, or is it?)

[Terry Kyle]

Originally Posted by turbohips

Even better way is to be part of the forum and join tons of discussions. After making tons of post or comments go back to the forum a month later when your topics fell off the map and then add your signature to your profile. Guess what happens? All of your posts and comments will now show your linked signature and then you will get massive link juice. I've done this on 4 car forums that I've been active on for 5 years. So end results is 1000's of links from decent PR forum sites.

Hi again turbo.

This is a good method BUT I have found links concentrated on too few IP addresses e.g. 5000 links from 3 different sites, doesn't help that much.

I encourage everyone to try adding a new site of theirs to their Warrior Forum signature and watching if there is any jump in the SERPs (assuming no other backlinking is going on).

If you've had great results from this approach turbo, I'm truly stoked for ya. I just haven't found much bounce from a narrow IP focus for my sites when doing this.

[Terry Kyle]

Originally Posted by mrizos

Agreed. If you can't add at least a word or two then this is a dangerous waste of time (just adding a linked ! or . for example)

Personally I think a better way would be to find forums that are in your niche and then create 1 non-spammy anchored "niche" phrase. It's been working for me for at least 2 months now.

Hi M.

Glad that has been working for you.

The difference between 'real' participation in a niche forum or the illusion of participation (and hence backlinks) is time.

It just isn't physically possible to genuinely participate in enough forums to get enough link juice to 'naturally' rank well.

But you do hit on a very good point - making the absolute most of the backlinks you do have i.e. backlinking your backlinks - precisely why I advocate and discuss what I call Link Cascades in my WSO.

In fact, Warrior Geekgod Sean Donohoe has me trialling a new one-click solution to do just that.

And it looks so good that I cancelled the release of my WSO update (you can get just the updated 811 backlinks sites if you PM me) to include documentation of his methodology and software.

In short, by multiplying the power of your existing backlinks (almost like a mini pumper site strategy), you should theoretically need less backlinks.

Stay tuned for more on that!

[Terry Kyle]

Experiment update:

GoArticle 1 (IRRELEVANT LINKS) has 400 backlinks now and is currently sitting at #23. Its highest position was #4.

If that seems depressing, remember that my #1 Panic Attack article (highlighted above) took over 1000 (IRRELEVANT) backlinks and several months to consolidate at #1.

Backlinking and SEO demands patience.

[jasonmorgan]

It's a pity this can't be checked with a Google Alert. Maybe this page would eventually show up in Google Webmaster Tools. Thanks for sharing.

I found this when I was checking up on another sites backlinks. I'm not sure about google webmaster tools but they will show up through yahoo and the other backlink checking tools.

http://google.com <- this is a test. Just want to see if warrior forum links are underlined or not... and they aren't.

Your smiley face link test. Yes, this also works. The trick is to find a site that doesn't have underlined links or you'll end up with an underlined smiley face. Warrior forum, the way it is set up is an ideal candidate for these types of shenanigans.

There are also forums that allow you to inject your own code in signatures which leads to creating invisible links n' such. Just a matter of ones html and css knowledge.

It just isn't physically possible to genuinely participate in enough forums to get enough link juice to 'naturally' rank well.

The trick to this is time management and keeping a schedule.

Once you have your list of forums and blogs that you want to continually add comments and links, just set aside a day of the week to run through your list and add a comment to each one.

Depending on the length of your list it might take 30 minutes or a few hours but it's time well spent.

After a couple a weeks mix up and rotate the forums and blogs you are hitting so you're adding links in new places. Rinse and repeat, keeping mixing up your sites and stick to the schedule.

Over time you'll have a lot of backlinks spread out all over the internet... which looks very organic and SE friendly.

[thmgoodw]

Originally Posted by Terry Kyle

vBulletin Tip:
Just on vBulletin, if you create an account and get the usual "a moderator will eventually approve your account blah blah", try asking for a new password as though you have suddenly 'forgotten' it. This seems to activate accounts without mod approval and the new accounts do seem to stick.

Whoa, gotta try this I normally just delete that forum from my list and chalk it up to an overeager mod.

[Terry Kyle]

GoArticle #2 (RELEVANT LINKS) has finally penetrated the top 10 pages of Google for its term - #82!

I'll reveal why it has at the end...

This experiment is not particularly scientific but the case for LSI looks iffy at the moment.

[thmgoodw]

Originally Posted by jasonmorgan

Something I just noticed last night.

I think it was vBulletin boards (same kind of forums used here). Click on a members name in the actual forum (the place with my name to the left) and you'll see the standard 'view profile' n' such.. but.. you'll also find a 'visit members webpage' option as well.

You're not getting your keywords with this method but you are receiving a link to your site every time you make a post and this method is 100% spam free, apparently is picked up by the SE's and bypasses sites with unviewable profiles.

Opens up a lot of options for sites that I had written off as no good for backlinks.

Thanks for clearing something up for me. I was just checking some of backlinks in backlinkwatch and the anchor text was "Visit So and So's homepage". I was like huh? Now I realize they were posts in forums with a link back to my homepage.

[Terry Kyle]

GoArticle #3 is currently at #27 and desperately needs more SENuking as I've had to neglect it for a bit with 500 other things on.

[Terry Kyle]

More soon INCLUDING an interesting IM conundrum that we will solve together...

[jasonmorgan]

Terry, your dating site, top notch. Very good work.

[Big JP]

Originally Posted by Terry Kyle

Hi Dolly,

The tool I use is Rank Checker for Firefox. You can get it here:

Rank Checker - Track Google, Yahoo! Search, & Microsoft Rankings Free

HOWEVER, there are certain problems with this tool (if anybody knows a better one, I'd love to hear about it!).

Problem 1: Rank Checker can't handle long URLs so let's say you have an Amazon book page (I do). You CAN'T put the URL of your page into Rank Checker, only amazon.com

That means that Rank Checker will list the highest page on Amazon for the term that you specify - whether it's yours or not!

The same goes for any ezinearticle, goarticle etc - it will only list the highest ranking page from that domain (which may or may not be yours!).

Problem 2: Rank Checker's result are usually an approximate guide and may not reflect the very latest SERP results.

I do still use it for a quick snapshot and have a pretty good idea of where my 40-50 sites are at any one time so it's still useful - just not perfect.

I also hope that you have your hundreds of articles spread across multiple accounts to reduce their vulnerability to an EZA policy change (ask Dean Shainin about this!).

Just to update this, I use Traffic Travis for keeping an eye on all my rankings, for as many URL's and Keywords I want, it is a really helpful feature Included inside the tool.

You create a "Project name" which is just for your own reference to manage all the different URL's you are tracking. Then for each "Project" you add your URL, as many Keywords you want to check your position for, select the search engines you want to check (Google, Yahoo, Ask, MSN Live, Altavista) and you can even enter competitor's URL's to keep an eye on their positions for the keywords too!

Once you have finished your "Project" details, just save, then click start to get all the stats in a nice easy format for your use. You then have 2 options available, 1. You come back to the "Project" and manually "Update" to check how things are going, and what changes have been made. 2. You can use the "Scheduler" feature, where you can enter times (weekly, daily, monthly etc.) for updates to be made automatically, and then everything will continue to be updated and documented totally hands free, all you have to do is check in on your chosen "Project" whenever you want/need to.

Traffic Travis Is a great tool, and has many more features included, but this is my favourite, and the one I use the most.

Hope that helps

JP

[jasonmorgan]

Traffic Travis Is a great tool, and has many more features included, but this is my favourite, and the one I use the most.

I agree. For a free tool it does so much.

speaking of... with the latest version, have you noticed anything funny with the backlink reports? They data doesn't always seem right.

[ruxi]

Brilliant idea. thanks for sharing. looking for result

[Terry Kyle]

Here is my follow-up email to my elancer, "QuickExpress":

Now I can work on other things while those 150 links are created over the next 7 days.

I revealed the sites and keywords so you can follow along their progress as a result of these links...

Gas Pressure Washer and Ways To propose Marriage are two of my peripheral sites that I have been shamefully neglecting for a while so let's see what happens there (should both still be on Page 1 I think already from past link love, Page 2 at worst).

With a relatively newish site, I've gotten that backlinks inner page to about #21 on Google so far - remember I'm competing against the hardcore backlinkers there on the term: backlinks!

REMINDER: For my WSO past buyers, if you want the finished updated Links-Only report file of 811 sites, PM me with your PayPal purchase email address (and another normal email address if you want it sent there) - that update is free for all past buyers.

Warrior Sean Donohoe's stuff is so powerful I had to delay the tactical update - sorry!

[Terry Kyle]

Thanks SmileySamurai - I mean JP!

Is that tracking available for free in Traffic Travis or is that only with the paid one?

Thanks for your input into the thread.

[Terry Kyle]

Ruxi - you forgot to link your smiley!

[turbohips]

Terry,
Being that I just installed SENuke I'd like to know your exact steps used with this software. I've already tried a few things and failed miserably. I feel like I'm bumping my head with different approaches only to find out that I'm not really doing much good and could possibly be hurting my sites. I've read on their forums only bits and pieces without a good understanding of why they use their tactics. If this is too much to ask I'll understand. Thanks for updating your experiment anyhow as I really do learn from others detailed experience.

[sherry_d]

Terry if you dont mind me asking this but how much are you paying your freelancer. Is it 50 profile links?

I am getting let down by freelancers at the moment. They take a job and say it takes 2 days then after that becomes a week or weeks. Damn it have used 3 so far and have several penning jobs the delays are horrendous and only wish they could update me rather than me chase them after all. I have been getting them mainly from Digital Point so am trying to go to outsourcing sites now but just need to know roughly whats the going rate is?

Wonder if its because I am to nice???? Maybe I need to scream down at them otherwise being Miss Nice isnt working and all i need is my backlinks

And another note I hear SENuke is a serious SPAM machine...or its people abusing how its supposed to be used

[Terry Kyle]

Originally Posted by sherry_d

Terry if you dont mind me asking this but how much are you paying your freelancer. Is it 50 profile links?

I am getting let down by freelancers at the moment. They take a job and say it takes 2 days then after that becomes a week or weeks. Damn it have used 3 so far and have several penning jobs the delays are horrendous and only wish they could update me rather than me chase them after all. I have been getting them mainly from Digital Point so am trying to go to outsourcing sites now but just need to know roughly whats the going rate is?

Wonder if its because I am to nice???? Maybe I need to scream down at them otherwise being Miss Nice isnt working and all i need is my backlinks

And another note I hear SENuke is a serious SPAM machine...or its people abusing how its supposed to be used

Hi Sherry,

I chose an elancer I trust at $75 for 150 sites (up to 3 links on each with a brief bio sentence and photo added to each profile).

If you looked at the pics from my elance job above, I had quotes from $25 into hundreds. I settled on someone I knew.

Sorry to hear about your freelance trouble - when you find good ones, treat them well and keep them!

IMO, screaming at anyone for anything isn't on but I know you were kidding about that (I think).

My main backlinking guy is Warrior John Dales (I've linked his name) - he's rock solid and my backup is QuickExpress (Soniya) on Elance. They are both very professional and have my trust.

If you use them, please look after them and negotiate realistic timeframes.

Also Sherry, did you PM me back about the updated 811 sites file yet?

Anything automated can be regarded as a 'spam machine' but you'll soon see some pretty interesting alternatives when the tactical part of my WSO is finished (including Sean Donohoe's stuff!).

[Terry Kyle]

Originally Posted by turbohips

Terry,
Being that I just installed SENuke I'd like to know your exact steps used with this software. I've already tried a few things and failed miserably. I feel like I'm bumping my head with different approaches only to find out that I'm not really doing much good and could possibly be hurting my sites. I've read on their forums only bits and pieces without a good understanding of why they use their tactics. If this is too much to ask I'll understand. Thanks for updating your experiment anyhow as I really do learn from others detailed experience.

Hi T.

There's a lot to come to terms with on SENuke so don't give up. Just methodically work through their training videos on each of the modules.

SENuke isn't completely automatic and sometimes you need to manually intervene to correct this or that.

Take it one module at a time and keep practising.

You DEFINITELY can't hurt your sites with SENuke - you are using normal Web 2.0 sites AND if SENuke could hurt a site, I'd zap that EZA article guy ahead of me in the reverse phone lookup niche! Just kidding - or am I?

Apart from the SEN training videos, this is one of Areeb/Joe's exact methods (written for the previous version of SEN so hopefully all the steps still work for the current version) - I've posted this here before so this is an encore:

1. Choose a product

1. Digital Products Retailer: Affiliate Program & Sell Online - ClickBank ->Marketplace->Category->Pick product with grav at least 60
2. Make sure alexa rank of product is less than 300,000
3. Look over sales page and make sure it's good. if something has an alexa ranking of less than 100,000 then its good.
4. Create hoplink->Clickbank nickname = [your clickbank id]
5. Copy and save the link at the top... called the "affiliate link"

2. Keyword Research

1. Brainstorm a keyword that people would use to search for your product.
2. Open up SEnuke and type that keyword (max 4 words) into SEnuke: "Keyword to research" box.
3. Search for->Keywords on Google keywords tool.
4. Type captcha and click "get keyword ideas".
5. Wait for page to load... make sure keywords are relevant or try another keyword.
6. Click on "copy keywords for batch research".
7. Click on "Find competition".
8. Now you will pick a keyword to target. Make sure difficulty rating is "extremely easy" or "easy". And search count is at least 100. Higher the search count, the better. ALSO, make sure that the keyword has a "Search count for the past month" associated with it. If a keyword has a search count for the previous month, this improves reliability of the average search count (from my experience). Even better, use this trick to find a great keyword: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1121
9. Also, make sure keyword is relevant.
10. Double click keyword that is either extremely easy or easy... with highest search count... to copy it to clipboard.
11. Save this keyword for future reference.

3. Writing article

1. SEnuke->Social Network Nuke->Type in keyword at top
2. "Download article from Ezinearticles"
3. Go to preview tab.
4. Keep clicking button until you find an article between 300-400 words.
5. Read that article, and make sure that you can talk about the product in the article.
6. Once you find a good article that you can use to promote the product, you will change the article.
7. Go to "Create spinner article" tab.
8. Select a sentence, go into "edit box", press Enter after the initial sentence and type in a replacement for that sentence. Type 2 sentence variations and press "Apply". All sentence variations should say the same thing.
9. Repeat this for the entire article, re-writing every sentence 3 times.
10. After this, click the "Check Uniqueness" button. Make sure uniqueness is at least 30%.
11. Copy the "title" into the beginning of the article and add 2 sentence variations. Make sure the keyword that you chose in step 2 appears exactly as it is written in the title of the article, preferably twice. For example: "Phone reversal, Use phone reversal to find out who that cell phone belongs to."
12. Cut and paste the title out of the article into the "title field" again.
13. Write a sentence at the top of the article to motivate people to click and go to product sales page.
14. Right-click on sentence and click on "add link to selected anchor text".
15. Paste your affiliate link in here.
16. Now select everything from <a... to </a> and right click and click on "Bold selected text".
17. Click on "preview sample article" tab to make sure you get a bolded link.
18. Now copy that link and paste it to the bottom of the article as well.
19. Find an image to use for the product (like a box cover or something) and add that near the top of the article by right clicking in the article editor and selecting "Add image.." and pasting the image URL. This image can be usually found on the product sales page.
20. Underneath the image, write 5 key problems that the product solves. Underneath these 5 points, add your affiliate link again, with a "click here" anchor text.
21. ALSO, near the bottom of the article, write a statement like "Other sites worth checking out".. press Enter and on the next line add this piece of code:
Quote:
#randurls[4|1|new line|]#
This piece of code adds random links to other submissions that you've done in the past, to build backlinks for them.

19. Think of 5 words to put in tags that are related to your product/article and make SURE that the keyword you chose in step 2 is the first of these words. (separated by comma).
20. Take your keyword and change it to one word without spaces (copy it into the article body). Re-write this word 4 different times using hyphens, numbers, and letters. The keyword MUST appear in here exactly as you chose it. Click apply and cut and paste this back into the domain field.

4. Submit article.

1. Select "blogspot". Make sure nothing else is selected, and click Start.
2. Wait for captcha and enter it and press continue. Let the program finish.
3. Click on "copy URL list" after submission is completed, and save this for reference. This is your blog URL.
4. Go back to the article, delete the link at the top and the link at the bottom.
5. Now write a sentence at the bottom which is inviting, something like: To perform a reverse cell phone lookup and find out who that number belongs to, please check out this phone reversal website.
6. Make sure the keyword that you chose in step 2 is in that sentence exactly as it appears. Now add 2 variations to this sentence as well using the edit box.
7. Right click on the keyword + a couple other words if required and click on "add link to selected anchor text" and paste your blog URL.
8. Now you are ready to submit the article.
9. Click on the "select all" checkbox at the top and select appropriate categories for the article. Update: DON'T select the article directories, only the social networking sites.
10. Then click on "Start!"
11. If border turns yellow, it wants you to enter the captcha and press "Continue". Use the "pause" feature at the top if you can't enter the captcha easily.
12. Once submission report comes up click on "Save report" and save it somewhere.
13. Now click on "Send to pinger". Then click on "Start pinging!" and wait for the pinging to finish.

5. Submitting social bookmarks and RSS feeds.

1. Click on "social bookmark nuke" tab. Click on "use sites from last social network nuke submission".
2. Change setting: Bookmark 2 random websites.
3. Copy title and tags from social network nuke to social bookmark nuke.
4. Type a small one or two sentence description. Something like: Ever wanted to know who that certain cell phone number belongs to? Then check this out.
5. Select all websites, choose a Digg and Propeller category, and click Start!
6. Make sure you have about 6 browser windows running at the same time by clicking the "New browser" button repetitively. Then click on "Tile Vertically" So that you can see all the windows.
7. Every time a window turns yellow, click on "Pause" at the top to stop everything and enter the captcha. Then press continue. After entering all the captchas, press Unpause.
8. Wait for all windows to turn blue.
9. Click on "Rss nuke" tab.
10. Copy tags over, change setting to submit 2 RSS feeds.
11. Click on "use RSS feeds from last social network nuke submission." Make sure all the websites in the website list have to do with your keyword.
12. Select all the websites, choose categories, and hit Start!
13. If border turns yellow, enter captcha, and do everything else like you did before. Wait for all windows to turn blue.

ALL DONE!
One final step: Go into social network nuke, save project. Now wait about 1 week to start seeing affiliate sales in your clickbank account. Rinse and repeat

Hope that helps T.

[jasonmorgan]

Is that tracking available for free in Traffic Travis or is that only with the paid one?

The keyword tracking is available in the free version of Traffic Travis, the only catch is the free version will only check the top 50 results.

As far as I can tell, everything that is available with the paid version is also available with the free version, there are just some limitations like mentioned above.

I think it's a good starter tool. Many other tools offer more advanced features or better indepth features but for free you can't complain too much.

[turbohips]

Awesome thanks again. BTW just downloaded your WSO and man so far it's like an "uh ha!" moment if that makes sense.

[Big JP]

Originally Posted by jasonmorgan

I agree. For a free tool it does so much.

speaking of... with the latest version, have you noticed anything funny with the backlink reports? They data doesn't always seem right.

Yes You're rite, it doesn't seem to be up to scratch, I have only tried it a few times, but I prefer to just use Yahoo site explorer with SEOquake, that suits me fine.

Originally Posted by Terry Kyle

Thanks SmileySamurai - I mean JP!

Is that tracking available for free in Traffic Travis or is that only with the paid one?

Thanks for your input into the thread.

"SmileySamurai" I really like that...Just thinking what I can use it for now, maybe I will name one of my children in the future with that name...

Big JP Smiley Samurai Junior - Not bad Huh?

As for the tracking being available in the free version, I am not entirely sure, as I have, wait for it.... Professional Version... Yeah Thats rite lol

But "JasonMorgan" Seems to think It is available with some limits, so it may be worth checking out.

All the Best

JP

[esh]

I am going to try to give some pointers on using Terry kyle's backlinking method for your money site, and in the process making your link building more authoritative, which will help in the long run, as these will build links quickly as well as with more "link reputation" meaning more value for your backlinks. So let's get started.

one more i am experimenting with senuke is to create a 3000 words spinnable content that will shrink down to 400-500 words with 60 unique % and then blast it on the same account, this way you can be authoritative and increase your chances of ranking even longer and higher in the serps. Same account meaning, your same profile's blog say same squidoo account.

Another step in making sense and adding an authoritative element to the forum clustering is writing a "bridge content". Say if you promoting on a computer forum, and your niche is get your ex back, you can come with various creative ideas to bridge those 2 points together which at the same time should add value. So how can you bridge it? Something like "My Ex's favorite webcam" or "How my Ex bought a dell notebook for $300" something like that. That would be a bridge content and if you link that on your signature, which would never let the forum admin ban you you can also link to one of your profile sites that has a "bridge content"

Now, we talked about making web 2.0 content and forum clustering authoritative, now let talk about profile sites. This is similar to the previous one, this also uses bridge content, Choose 100 profile sites that you like and have a home page PR of 7-9. Then every day post 3 bridge content to each of those sites. Say your profile site is Ted.com, then your niche is again "get you ex back" you can write "What qualities my Ex likes about Steve Jobs" and write how you both enjoyed watching one of the TED interviews, say bill gates and steve jobs, yes this requires a little research on the profile sites. But hey, its worth it and it will make content more interesting and also add authoritative element to it.

I am planning to do a wso on this, which covers in depth details on "how to create a authorized web 2.0, profile and forum links and content which would triple your link reputation value that you get out of your link building campaigns".

Hope this little teaser helps you a lot.

Thanks,
Esh

[Black Hat Cat]

Originally Posted by sherry_d

I have been getting them mainly from Digital Point

That's your problem.

[Jaysmyne]

Well I must say that was an incredible read! I've gotten a lot of ideas on various topics including:

• SENuke
  • I actually didn't realize all the things you could do with SENuke, I'm still on the 7day trial but it looks like I'll be keeping SENuke to further help my projects. I actually stumbled on this thread searching for posts that talked about SENuke. I gotta say I found what I was looking for!
• LinkWheels
  • I created a successful linkwheel of 10 sites, nothing in comparable to your 28 sites but I figure I can build linkwheel on top of linkwheel and just expand it out with some random interlinking to my main site and other layers of the linkwheel to make it difficult for Google to track. Right now I only have one outerlayer in my linkwheel
• Angela and PJ's Backlinks
  • Now I outsource my links to Paul directly, and have them linked to my main sites, but the concept of linking to articles that link to my main site is a relatively new concept to me. Hopefully I will be able to start doing this - perhaps by outsourcing on Elance as well as to Paul directly.

Thank You so much for sharing all the information you've shared. I bet you get thanked a lot but it certainly was worth the hour I spent slowly reading this thread and taking notes .

[pons_saravanan]

Hi Terry
Thank you the great experment.

I am reading this post daily from past few weeks, i have learnt a lot from you. And implemented few things for me and they are all doing good.

I would like to learn few more things from you. From your experience are no-follow links considered good for improving for SERPs? or not at all useful interms of SERPs.

[Mark-Dickenson]

Originally Posted by Terry Kyle

Just when I thought my WSO Report update was finished (actually the backlinks part is - 811 sites in all), Warrior Sean Donohoe drops a fascinating software bombshell in my lap (that's a good thing, by the way)!

Hello Terry,

Good to meet ya

Are you reffering to the Backlink Booster by any chance?

If so, he dropped that on me too...and it looks to be very good

I got my system set up the other day and I must say that is a LOT of link juice.

Anyhow, this looks to be a very good thread...I am late to the party as usual

-Mark

[ShaneRQR]

Wow, this is an interesting thread if I've ever seen one!

I've learned a lot, just from reading through these pages. Thanks a lot Terry, for sharing this with us.

[Terry Kyle]

Thank you everyone.

Been swamped with the update to my WSO but back with loads more soon.

Yep Mark - Backlink Booster, looks sensational!

[desireeaib]

After reading your post it hit me that people are backlinking their articles. What about their websites? Is this not advisable?

Originally Posted by islander1

Hi cmo140,

Let me take a shot at answering your questions.

First, the WSOs (Warrior Special Offers) he's talking about are backlink packages sold by Angela, Paul and Terry. Here are links to all 3 threads so you can read up on them:

http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...of-inside.html

Dominate Google's FIRST PAGE! First packet of 30 High Page Rank backlinks FREE!

Amazing Backlinks – Get 120 High Page Rank Backlinks per month! First Packet Of 50 Backlinks FREE!!

Second, the idea of making $100 a day from GO Articles is to write and submit articles to goarticles.com (you must sign up first) in niches where there's some desperation like say "get your ex back" for example.

Each of these articles should have a link to the merchant sales page for the product you are promoting. As this thread suggests (and I didn't realize till reading it), it's good to put one link to the merchant BEFORE the actual article itself.

Then, you take the backlinks from Angela, PJ, Terry or a combination of the 3 and build backlinks to your GO Articles. These links are from page rank 4 to 9 so they are good quality and enough of them (this depends on keyword and strength of competition but generally 150 to 300 links) should put your GO article to the first page of Google, where your traffic will increase substantially. Repeat this process until your income reaches $100/day.

The main thing I'm learning as a newbie like yourself is that the process can be frustrating-especially if you haven't proven to yourself yet that you can earn a consistent income with this method. Doubt creeps in and you sometimes feel like the whole thing's not worth it.

So, it is important to be persistent with ONE method and not jump from one thing to another. If this is the method you choose, just keep at it until you see consistent income and try your best to avoid distractions. Seems to me this is the real key to success in this business.

[bluenetworx]

Awesome thread Terry, I just spent 4 hours reading it from the start and there is some great stuff being revealed here. I am keen to follow this one for a while.

Cheers