90 Day SEO Challenge - #1 Ranking Using Only Fiverr.com?

[ttenner]

David,

Really interesting and fascinating - so how many Gigs did you order now? I saw a post saying 8 gigs but then you ordered another one. So the total spent is $45 for a ranking 2 - impressive!

[MrWonton]

Watching this with interest. Seems you're making some decent progress, hopefully the gain in rank will be long lasting.

[adamv]

Originally Posted by ttenner

David,

Really interesting and fascinating - so how many Gigs did you order now? I saw a post saying 8 gigs but then you ordered another one. So the total spent is $45 for a ranking 2 - impressive!

He said he hit page 2 not position #2. It will be interesting to see the progress though.

[DavidParnell]

#2 soon enough LOL.

I just went up to spot #14 last time I checked...

Will be sweet to cross over to page 1 finally!

Originally Posted by adamv

He said he hit page 2 not position #2. It will be interesting to see the progress though.

[JayVance]

Good job so far! I noticed a big boost to one of my sites after I used portrons pyramid gig.

[DavidParnell]

Yea, some gigs I'll see a nice boost almost immediately and then some gigs will send my site dancing...

Originally Posted by JayVance

Good job so far! I noticed a big boost to one of my sites after I used portrons pyramid gig.

[Mychelyne]

Originally Posted by markowe

Inspired by this post, I have recently achieved a page one ranking for a site (#10 but rising steadily) based MOSTLY on Fiverr gigs - I won't say entirely, by any means, but it took a lot of the grind out of it for me. I used the following gigs (sorry, can't share the exact suppliers - just try some out yourself):

- 2 x AMR blasts with one guy, for at least 200 indexed backlinks each blast - nice job that. One of the blasts wasn't even spun - couldn't be bothered.
- 1 x AMR blasts with another guy whose blast gave me less links (about 70 indexed) even though it was submitted to more directories - figure that out.
- 1 x 25 UK web directory submissions - that one is still going through, I bet I get a very poor acceptance rate with that, those directories don't like microniche sites, but I am targetting UK Google, so every little helps.
- 1 x 400 private blog network blast. USELESS, the blog network was totally valueless, just mindless cloned blogs with zero PR and stupid domain names You can't win 'em all! 2 articles indexed, that I could find!!

I think this stuff helped a lot, it was $25 worth spending to get some of the SEO load off, but I should point out that I did other things too:

- built several web 2.0 'buffer' properties to which I pointed a lot of my outsourced links (though I direct-linked to my money site too)
- collected all the known links created through the Fiverr gigs (some 1200) and pasted them into Linklicious.me (free account) to help indexing
- pinged them with various other tools too.
- some idle backlinking of my own, very low volume, manual blog comments, a few directory submissions, nothing to write home about.
- oh yeah, and a couple of 'blasts' via Free Traffic System. Not really sure about that one, it's only 30 sites per blast. Every little helps, mind.

But I can say that Fiverr was a big help, will be interested to see if you can get it ALL done (and the no. 1 slot!) using Fiverr!

P.S. I should add that I only use 'white-hat' SEO methods (if there is such a thing) - that's why I didn't buy any comment spamming or profile links gigs. So I have made things harder for myself, maybe, but I think I am getting there.

The OP is sharing the gigs...why can't you do the same? I am sure you benefited from the OP's gigs...Some people like to be helped, but do not like to help....

[markowe]

Originally Posted by Mychelyne

The OP is sharing the gigs...why can't you do the same? I am sure you benefited from the OP's gigs...Some people like to be helped, but do not like to help....

Actually I didn't consult the OP's gigs at all, I just went out and found some myself - some were winners, some were losers. I think that's what everyone should do, not rely on other people's advice/experience too much... I also didn't post the gigs I used partly because I didn't have them to hand when I wrote that post and partly because I don't want people coming back to me and saying, "That gig you recommended is useless". Fiverr gigs (and SEO in general) are like that - what works for someone might not work for someone else.

But since you mention it, here are the gigs I used:

seolasvegas: I will submit your article to over 800 article directories with 2 links in the resource box for backlinks plus submit the urls to my indexing system to get it spidered for $5 On fiverr.com - easily the best bang-for-buck - just a great AMR blast gig. The guy is doing some sort of magic because a full month later I still have 169 IDENTICAL (non-spun) articles in Google's index from one gig and 198 duplicate articles from another one 10 days ago! I saw real boosts in rankings after the first couple of gigs, thought the last one was probably one blast too many.... Not the quickest gig, he usually leaves it till the last minute. He is selling SEO services on the back end so I guess Fiverr is not really his main income source.

jeyyt: I will submit your article using Article Marketing Robot to over 3000 directories and build a total of 75 backlinks to the top 5 PR article directories for $5 On fiverr.com - not as effective as the above, only 50 articles indexed, even though this one was spun! (go figure!)

shellers: I will build you over 1500 backlinks from a private blog network of over 500 privately owned sites for $5 On fiverr.com - this is the one I think I described as "worse than useless". A worthless blog network, unfortunately. The gigger was fine, and very helpful, but I just didn't see any benefit. 2 articles indexed out of 500, and spun too?!

Hmm, does anyone want to comment on the relative merits of spinning there?

Anyway, like I say, there are some reviews of Fiverr SEO gigs - don't come to me if you don't get the same results!

[Brandomatic]

That is really interesting how you utilized fivvr entirely. Thanks for the info, I may use some of these resources.

[Mychelyne]

Originally Posted by markowe

Actually I didn't consult the OP's gigs at all, I just went out and found some myself - some were winners, some were losers. I think that's what everyone should do, not rely on other people's advice/experience too much... I also didn't post the gigs I used partly because I didn't have them to hand when I wrote that post and partly because I don't want people coming back to me and saying, "That gig you recommended is useless". Fiverr gigs (and SEO in general) are like that - what works for someone might not work for someone else.

But since you mention it, here are the gigs I used:

...Hmm, does anyone want to comment on the relative merits of spinning there?

Anyway, like I say, there are some reviews of Fiverr SEO gigs - don't come to me if you don't get the same results!

Thanks for sharing.

[siennamax]

#13 on my search. Very interesting challenge. Will be following it along as well.

[lespritb]

Nothing is impossible, I think you can do. Bcz we guys get a #1 rank with in 12 days with high competitor "13,23,0000".
Best of luck!!

[Brian Schneider]

Nice going keep up the good work. this is a great challenge.

Brian

[rajatarora]

I can't find you on first 5 pages of google may be you lost or now you are not working towards your goal.
Anyways nobody can challenge google.

[anaconda]

I'm almost inclined to think it's cheaper to buy gigs. I've been very happy with several I've bought.

When I think back to all the software I've tried, not just the cost but the time learning. I'd have been far better to have bought 500 fiver gigs. 10 gigs per site - 50 sites. $2,500. I've probably spent that over the last year and I'm practically nowhere - but I own a lot of good stuff (on the shelf).

[Daave]

That sounds interesting, would be waiting for the final outcome. Goodluck......

[Mychelyne]

You got a good point.

I too have spend at least 2 grand in various IM/SEO tools.

at the end of the day is a lot of work to get these tools running. You still have to write a ton, because you want to spin original content. You need at least a week to learn the software. Sometimes they are buggy too.

I am not knocking none of the software. most of them do what they are suppose to do. But if you invest in gigs, at least you will free a bunch of your time. I understand some of the gigs will not pan out, but at the end of the day, you are able to concentrate solely on your on page and perhaps some buffers sites.

Plus, with most of the softwares, if you are creating a lot of properties, you have to invest in Proxys and VPN's and there goes more money and more setting up to do...

[roddyfonline]

good thread this, i use fiverr but only for link building as in link pyramids but only recently...

[Jayme43]

Interesting read thanks for sharing.

[BILLY]

Really interesting post, been thinking of using fiverr aswell.

Anymore updates ??

[roddyfonline]

oh and I use a guy on fiverr to do all my header graphics

[monsterrager]

Why dont you just use Imautomator for your social bookmarking? You can start a free account and submit 10 url's per day and spread the the submissions out from 1-15-30 days, whichever you prefer.

[BenFromSoMo]

Any updates on the challenge?

[anwar001]

Originally Posted by anaconda

I'm almost inclined to think it's cheaper to buy gigs. I've been very happy with several I've bought.

When I think back to all the software I've tried, not just the cost but the time learning. I'd have been far better to have bought 500 fiver gigs. 10 gigs per site - 50 sites. $2,500. I've probably spent that over the last year and I'm practically nowhere - but I own a lot of good stuff (on the shelf).

Of course, just buying the software or service won't help much unless you use it properly.

[nerik]

Very interesting story!!! Any news about new gigs ???

I see your blog page is on page #3 Google.com - position #4 and there are 38.500.000 competition results, isn't it ??

[azncute0228]

Wow! you really are a genius & ambitious, I know you can do it! Keep us posted! Ill follow your steps master!

[dminorfmajor]

I didn't know about Fiver before I saw this. Now I'm doing the same thing with some up and coming adsense sites. Both are now on page 1 all thanks to Fiver and a few forum backlinks. I'm looking forward to your next update.

[sojibrahman]

good luck man for your success.I want to follow your tips.Thanks

[alanaj]

Don't listen to any of the negative comments. You can do it! You will make it! This is inspiring. I'm starting a Fiverr campaign this coming week and I'm glad I came across your thread. Very encouraging Good luck and thanks for sharing.

[Angela Neo]

Would love to see how the challenge turn out... I'm testing out some Fiverr gigs at the moment. They are really a hit and miss. I've yet to find a decent Twitter gig but for $5 I suppose I can't expect much. Probably better to go for other type of gig there.

[zackick]

whoa man it lot of authority sites there on 1 pages. good luck

[seba]

Great thread !
I use fiverr often ,as a client but also as a provider. Keep updating your status more frequent, please . Thanks

[Magazine man]

Congratulations Have you tryed to use some of the youtube gigs to get some video traffic and links?

[shmeeko69]

I believe most things are possible in life if you set your mind to it and this is certainly a very ambitious challenge you've set yourself through fiverr!

Best of Luck

Mark

[BenFromSoMo]

You are presently on the third page of my Google. I really want to know the latest. I just bought my first Fiverr gig.

[William King]

I have just checked out your site is on page 3 good going man... Keep it up I am very confident that you will acquire 1st position very soon

[nerik]

Hey David!!!

What's happened ?!? Keep us updated about your gigs please!!!!

I'm too curious...

[dagaul101]

Nice challenge, Fiverr is great for some great affordable gems, and ofcourse once you order a gig you might be able to figure out what they did and rinse and repeat it yourself

[faysal9]

its been almost 90 days. can you share the recent update please

[Matt Broody]

great challenge,

how is your progress now?

[Halfdantimm]

Just read the whole post on commented on the post - keep up the work, dude =)