The EXACT strategy i use to rank for ANY KEYWORD!

[NickWatson]

Originally Posted by Hisocial

It´s a very good post. thanks!

No probs, hope it helps

Originally Posted by lenj2020

eyefox, thanks for the post, hope you keep updating

I agree..will be interesting to see how it turns out

[akazzz]

How often do you change your proxy when doing the cycle? Do you change proxy every 1 cycle?

What if the video is only 30secs long instead of a 1min-2min one as you stated? Will it still be effective?

Stan

[eva dora]

Thanks Nick.

What i have noticed about SEONuke is that it is not that great for building the core link wheel, but it is good for supporting it.

When you build a SEONuke linkwheel and use #linkurl# to create the link wheel, if one site is rejected the link wheel is broken. It is better to create a manual web2.0 linkwheel and then upload those urls and use the #link_randomURL# tag to ensure the integrity of the wheel regardless if any of the properties get rejected.

Your thoughts?

[jep]

Anybody knows of a service in Fiverr that can mass bookmark multiple links? This for social bookmarking steps for AMR links.

[NickWatson]

Originally Posted by akazzz

How often do you change your proxy when doing the cycle? Do you change proxy every 1 cycle?

What if the video is only 30secs long instead of a 1min-2min one as you stated? Will it still be effective?

Stan

I normally use a new private proxy for each cycle. But have a few proxies in use, and simply cycle trough them. meaning when I get to the end of the list i start at the top again and re-use the proxies for other cycles.

The amount of proxies in my list depends on how many cycles im running and how often. I want a fairly long time to go by before I use a proxy again for a new cycle.

As for the video, I recommend using at least a 1min video...you can not get much info into a 30sec video...

Originally Posted by eva dora

Thanks Nick.

What i have noticed about SEONuke is that it is not that great for building the core link wheel, but it is good for supporting it.

When you build a SEONuke linkwheel and use #linkurl# to create the link wheel, if one site is rejected the link wheel is broken. It is better to create a manual web2.0 linkwheel and then upload those urls and use the #link_randomURL# tag to ensure the integrity of the wheel regardless if any of the properties get rejected.

Your thoughts?

I agree...I never use SenukeX on its own for building links. But i also dont use it to build link wheels. I rely heavily on manual submissions of content, and use SenukeX to support and strengthen those links

Originally Posted by kiddoman

Great post, I do learn much from this article, every detail and step is explained amply. Thanks for that, bro, really nice work.

Thanks bud, hope it helps

[kea55]

Hi Nick. I see that you advise on spinning the article. I lot of people on the forum believe that spinning is a waste of time and article syndication is better. Can you tell my why you advocate spinning and why you think this is the best route?

[NickWatson]

Originally Posted by kea55

Hi Nick. I see that you advise on spinning the article. I lot of people on the forum believe that spinning is a waste of time and article syndication is better. Can you tell my why you advocate spinning and why you think this is the best route?

What's your definition of "article syndication"?

The reason I advise spinning the articles is to make them unique. This way, each time you submit the article to a web2.0 property or article directory, it will be unique (somewhat at least) to all the other links you are building.

The only way to do better than this, is to actually have a new article written from scratch for EACH web2.0 property you want to submit content to. And to be honest, if you deep spin your article by spinning sentences as well as words, the cost of having ALL new articles written does not outweigh the benefit.

I have also done thorough testing on simply using the exact same content when building links. But it is very clear that better results are seen much faster when unique / spun content is being used.

Also note, when i say "spin" the content - i do NOT mean copy it into The Best Spinner and click the auto spin button! This always ends with poor quality content - which is no good!

When i say spin, i mean MANUALLY spin the content (with the help of TBS) so that each spin is 100% readable and consists of good grammar.

[Muyong]

Hi Nick

I found this thread since last week but just have a chance to finished reading it today. Thanks for still stay with us.

I have one question. You seem to emphasis on embeding the video and also some pictures in web2.0 . Why? Also, wonder if it necessary to use different pictures in each post?

[setsune]

Hi Nick, thanks for sharing your strategy plan!
I want to ask you about SeNukeX usage. Do you use your money site URL when using SeNukeX? I read a lot that it'll risk your moneysite into a sandbox. Need your opinion here since I'm planning to use Senuke for my moneysite.

[dollar_bill]

Hey jep, I to am searching to outsource the social bookmarking. No luck yet. I am in contact with a few odesk members at this point.

[pwtmike]

with your senuke campaigns, are you running individual projects each day or monthly campaigns?

[NickWatson]

Originally Posted by Muyong

Hi Nick

I found this thread since last week but just have a chance to finished reading it today. Thanks for still stay with us.

I have one question. You seem to emphasis on embeding the video and also some pictures in web2.0 . Why? Also, wonder if it necessary to use different pictures in each post?

Embedding the video gives the content an extra element of "quality" so does the picture. Everyone else is building links by simply submitting a "dry" article to web2.0 properties...our links are in higher quality content.

Also, by having the video embedded, each time someone visits a web2.0 property and watches the video it increases the views on the video helping it get more views on YouTube as well...over time this helps bring in a bit more traffic as well

Originally Posted by setsune

Hi Nick, thanks for sharing your strategy plan!
I want to ask you about SeNukeX usage. Do you use your money site URL when using SeNukeX? I read a lot that it'll risk your moneysite into a sandbox. Need your opinion here since I'm planning to use Senuke for my moneysite.

Yes i run the "social network" campaign for my money site, then I use the social bookmarking, ping, and RSS directories to help strengthen the links ive been building with other sources

In my opinion any link building software can put your money site at risk if you use it like an idiot! But use them in combination with other methods, and keep the link velocity and link diversity going and you will see excellent results

Originally Posted by pwtmike

with your senuke campaigns, are you running individual projects each day or monthly campaigns?

I do all my SEO in cycles - as in the opening post. So i use Senuke for individual campaigns each day to help complete the cycles.

[smita]

This post is help full for us and It's always interesting to learn more.

[unikbit]

Nick,

Thanks for your posts.

Please let me know what was the number for Exact Search for your keyword

[NickWatson]

Originally Posted by smita

This post is help full for us and It's always interesting to learn more.

Thanks, hope you put it to good use

Originally Posted by unikbit

Nick,

Thanks for your posts.

Please let me know what was the number for Exact Search for your keyword

For the case study, the keyword got 2,400 BROAD searches and 1,600 EXACT monthly searches - this is from the Google keyword tool

For anyone that's interested, the case study study site is still ranked on the first page of Google and receiving about 100UV's a day..

[Unisons]

Thanks a lot for this, helps me a lot and gives a lot of insight

[mark03r]

Hi,

Just wanted to say thanks for taking the time to document this for others to read. You must spend a fortune on blog submission sites! I have to outsource that.

Just wondering how many links you normally get from a single cycle, will help me judge how many cycles I need for beating my competition.

And one more question, when you say thorough Social Bookmarking campaign could you just gve some detail, is this 100 bookmarks for example.

Thanks

[puipui]

Thank you for great post

[Texjd]

I think one thing not stressed enough in the this post and similar posts about the whole process is that if the ROI (return on investment) is not there this is all a moot point.

People often get so obsessed with ranking they forget that the bottom line is you have to make more money than you spend. I see it all the time where someone goes crazy on getting ranked only to make a buck a day.

I don't disagree with OP on methodology but the big point left out is that you should always do everything you can to make sure that the end result is worth the time, money, and effort.

You can't have all winners but you need enough to cover the cost of the losers . So you need to spend some serious effort and time on picking the right horse to ride.

[Supersizeme]

Great post ! Thank you very much.

[planetlubs]

Thanks for this post
Yes, I find that this strategy works for pushing websites up the search engines.

Most people try to push all the keywords at once and it is really frustrating if you put in a lot of work and do not see results instantly.

For me I work with three keywords at a time. I also try to first concentrate on the main three links of my website that I consider important such as (home page, get-edu-backlinks.html,link-wheel-service.html)

I then work on those and make sure the anchor text distribution is perfect for my target keyword. So my main keyword is buy backlinks and this points to my home page. The other two would still point to my home page and to their exact pages.

This makes your link building look natural instead of having 100% of all links to your main page read as Buy backlinks.

In all this, outsourcing will help you to avoid burning out and giving up.

[NickWatson]

Originally Posted by Unisons

Thanks a lot for this, helps me a lot and gives a lot of insight

Originally Posted by puipui

Thank you for great post

Originally Posted by Supersizeme

Great post ! Thank you very much.

No probs guys, hope you put it to good use!

Originally Posted by mark03r

Just wondering how many links you normally get from a single cycle, will help me judge how many cycles I need for beating my competition.

And one more question, when you say thorough Social Bookmarking campaign could you just gve some detail, is this 100 bookmarks for example.

Thanks

For the amount of links per cycle, I could not give you an exact figure. I get about 50 backlinks in total for the manual web2.0's, SenukeX campaign, YouTube video and PDF's + SlideShow.

But then for the Blog Networks and the AMR campaign I could not give you an exact figure. The AMR campaign normally also gives between 30 and 50 backlinks that are auto approved, but the article is successfully submitted to between 1300 and 2000 directories...some of these will approve the article later, some of them won't.

Same with the blog networks..some of these networks distribute the article to thousands of blogs...some of them drip feed the article to blogs over time....

So im sorry, but there's just no way to give you an exact figure on this one!

As for the "thorough social bookmarking" campaign. This is where multiple accounts are created on the social bookmarking sites, and only TWO URLS are bookmarked to one account. So for every TWO URLS, a new set of accounts is used.

The campaigns are run on all the available sites in SenukeX. What happens here is each URL ends up receiving at least 1 link from EVERY social bookmarking site...but mostly on different accounts - so that if any one account is banned, only 2 bookmarks are lost.

For the "quick random" social bookmarking on the AMR links, all the URLS are entered into SenukeX on only a handful accounts. Then the campaign is run to randomly bookmark two of the AMR links. What happens here, is that the links are basically spread over all the bookmarking sites...so each URL only gets 1 or 2 social bookmarks from only 1 or 2 social bookmarking sites.

Originally Posted by planetlubs

Thanks for this post
Yes, I find that this strategy works for pushing websites up the search engines.

Most people try to push all the keywords at once and it is really frustrating if you put in a lot of work and do not see results instantly.

For me I work with three keywords at a time. I also try to first concentrate on the main three links of my website that I consider important such as (home page, get-edu-backlinks.html,link-wheel-service.html)

I then work on those and make sure the anchor text distribution is perfect for my target keyword. So my main keyword is buy backlinks and this points to my home page. The other two would still point to my home page and to their exact pages.

This makes your link building look natural instead of having 100% of all links to your main page read as Buy backlinks.

In all this, outsourcing will help you to avoid burning out and giving up.

Glad you enjoyed the post and thanks for the tips, always interesting to read someone else's viewpoint on SEO strategy...

[NickWatson]

Originally Posted by Texjd

I think one thing not stressed enough in the this post and similar posts about the whole process is that if the ROI (return on investment) is not there this is all a moot point.

People often get so obsessed with ranking they forget that the bottom line is you have to make more money than you spend. I see it all the time where someone goes crazy on getting ranked only to make a buck a day.

I don't disagree with OP on methodology but the big point left out is that you should always do everything you can to make sure that the end result is worth the time, money, and effort.

You can't have all winners but you need enough to cover the cost of the losers . So you need to spend some serious effort and time on picking the right horse to ride.

This is so true, and to be honest a point I thought goes without saying. But you make a VERY Good point, no point hiring a VA, buying private proxies and a whole army of SEO tools and Blog Network subscriptions if you only making $10 a month.

For each keyword you target, you must make sure that it's going to be worth your effort. And frankly this is pretty easy...you can get a very rough idea of the amount of traffic you can expect from number 1 rankings...and then work on all the standard CTR and conversion rates - all of which are available on this forum...and you can calculate an exact amount you think your page will make...this will allow you to buget more accurately when setting it up and getting it ranked.

Another point worth mentioning, when calculating what a page is going to be worth to you, work on the most conservative figures available...it's always nice to see when you were expecting $100 a week from a particular page but it's bringing in $250...

[TopKat22]

Another point to make is none of this matters at all if you don't get or don't plan to get your traffic from search engines.

And since search engines can (and do) change all the time, even if you use this as a means to get traffic, you should have several other methods too so that you don't have everything on this one thing.

[imagetypers]

Great info, thanks for sharing your way of SEO.

[unikbit]

I would like to point this strategy involve an EMD which is doing almost 70% from the SEO plan.
The EMD plan is still a very easy way to rank on first page with very few links, doesn't matter which are the BIG websites on the first page, iimportant is the first 5 spots to not be also EMDs

I don't know if the Nick strategy state for non EMD websites

[eva dora]

Nick,

When you create the feeds using HTML2RSS do you copy the .xml file and submit it via SEONuke? Can you please elaborate exactly what you with the HTML2RSS feed created for a newbie?

Side Note: for anyone using TUMBLR, they are known to delete accounts frequently.

[NickWatson]

Originally Posted by imagetypers

Great info, thanks for sharing your way of SEO.

No probs buddy, hope you put it to good use.

Originally Posted by TopKat22

Another point to make is none of this matters at all if you don't get or don't plan to get your traffic from search engines.

And since search engines can (and do) change all the time, even if you use this as a means to get traffic, you should have several other methods too so that you don't have everything on this one thing.

Yeah well I would have thought this goes without saying...What i have laid out is simply my link-building strategy...you still need to make sure your pages are well optimized for the keyword, add new content regularly...only THEN use my strategy to help you move up the SERPS...to get search engine traffic.

I do also agree on diversification, and it's always a good idea to have multiple methods lined up...or at least 2 or 3 different income streams relying on different traffic techniques...but saying that though, 90% of my traffic is from SEO...

Originally Posted by unikbit

I would like to point this strategy involve an EMD which is doing almost 70% from the SEO plan.
The EMD plan is still a very easy way to rank on first page with very few links, doesn't matter which are the BIG websites on the first page, iimportant is the first 5 spots to not be also EMDs

I don't know if the Nick strategy state for non EMD websites

Many of my websites are general domain names, only with the actual pages named after the keywords im targeting...and i see similar results with them too...

As long as you are targeting the right keywords, and do on page SEO well too, the cycles should AT LEAST help you see some movement up the serps...for more difficult keywords, you will need multiple cycles ofcourse..

Originally Posted by eva dora

Nick,

When you create the feeds using HTML2RSS do you copy the .xml file and submit it via SEONuke? Can you please elaborate exactly what you with the HTML2RSS feed created for a newbie?

Yes, thats exactly what i do. I only add about 50 URLS to each RSS feed...so I might end up with 4 or 5 RSS feeds for each cycle...then these are submitted with SenukeX and Pinged

Originally Posted by eva dora

Side Note: for anyone using TUMBLR, they are known to delete accounts frequently.

Yes, this is correct. In fact you need to be very vigilant when creating accounts and submitting your content. Always use CCLEANER to remove cookies and temporary internet files before creating adn submitting content. Also use proxies when creating accounts and submitting content...I aim not to use the same proxy more than once a week...

On each cycle some of the web2.0's will delete your accounts, and others won't. Also, some (Like Bukisa) will not even accept your content - they do thorough duplicate content checks. But its still worth submitting to them, because when they are accepted its worth while

[embrace1]

Well, this isn't anything new, there techniques have been around for a long time. Hasn't Google learnt how to detect then and penalize? Doesn't it seem unnatural for Google that so many back links show up at the same time?

[NickWatson]

Originally Posted by embrace1

Well, this isn't anything new, there techniques have been around for a long time. Hasn't Google learnt how to detect then and penalize? Doesn't it seem unnatural for Google that so many back links show up at the same time?

I never said its new. I simply said this is what i use to rank my own websites, and laid it out for everyone to use (or not)

I have never had ANY of my sites penalized using this strategy. If i run a cycle on a site, i ALWAYS see at least some improvement in ranking...and it lasts. Once my pages settle on page 1, very few of them move down again.

Would you mind elaborating on YOUR SEO strategy? I'm curious to hear what approach you take.

[eva dora]

RE: Proxies

What proxies do you use?

[NickWatson]

Originally Posted by eva dora

RE: Proxies

What proxies do you use?

I use private proxies from SquidProxies: Private Proxies | Exclusive Proxies

The only thing though, you need to contact their support and ask them for proxies that work with Captcha. Because many proxies in their network are banned by captcha - so you will probably end up with a few of these in the batch you buy.

[Juvv2096]

I like the fact that NickWatson hasnt got spam in his signature, and is giving away this info to the newcomers for free.

Some people might be scruitinizing it but at the end of the day, there is more info here than a lot of people would find on any other posts in this forum.

I dont agree with a lot of it, but I think its a push in the right direction for any new person looking into SEO. (mainly seonuke I no likey)

Well done Nick, I am sure there are heaps of people who have learn a lot from your posts mate.

[Frederik Jorgensen]

2. Quick Social Bookmarking campaign. Again use SenukeX or Book Marking Demon and bookmark the AMR links. This does not have to be thorough. The idea is simply to bookmark each AMR URL on at least three social bookmarking sites.

How do I do this in SENuke? I'm retarded I know it.

[eva dora]

Fredrik: SeoNukeX has video tutorials... you also get a 14 day tutorial!

Nick Watson: How many VA's do you have working on 1 cycle per week? Could you please tell me how long it takes your VA to create a Web 2.0 site for benchmarking purposes?

How does you VA take to use SEONuke for pinging, bookmarking, feed submission?

Benchmarking figures would be great and helpful so i can gauge the performance of my VA.

[Seohit]

Hello Nick, I really appreciate your post. Thanks for sharing all the details on your campaign strategy.

Take care!

[dollar_bill]

If you want to test run senukex, the free trial is a good idea. If you get the hang of it, and want to use it, you can rent it off a server for $30 per month like I did. Not sure if this is legit or not. I do not plan on keeping the service. Easier to just outsource some tasks. Search 'senuke vps' to find providers.

[spen]

Hi, Nick
Thanks for share your strategies. I have some questions as follow.

Originally Posted by NickWatson

Hi guys,


Add two links in the article. Normally my one link goes to the page with the target keyword (The keyword is used as anchor text). My other link is normally linked to my home page (where my site’s main keyword is used as anchor text). Make sure that each time you spin the article the links are left intact.

these two keywords are the same? if not, you work on only ONE keyword at a time?


5. SenukeX Campaign: I then run an automated web2.0 campaign using SenukeX (“Social Network” Campaign in SenukeX). I use the same Promo article as content, with links in the article body. I DO NOT submit to the same sites I already submitted to manually (Those where the YouTube video was embedded). This normally gives me additional 25 or 26 properties with my article and links.

The same promo atricle is a violation of the positive policy of google?


Do not include links in your content body for AMR blasts. They need to be in a resource box. I normally include two keywords in my resource box – one to my site (target keyword as anchor text) and the other to a random URL of the manual web2.0 sites, including the Docstoc, SlideShare, Scribd and YouTube URL’s or an inner page of your site. This can all be randomized using spin syntax.

Why don't include the link in thecontent?
what is a resource box？
I know this question is too simple, but I am a novice, I really do not know it , please show me an example, thank you


Nick

[Jennycall]

Thank you for providing such a thoughtful post, I really enjoyed it.

[Seohit]

Hello Nick, I have a question, how many articles do you submit from AMR a day?
and how many links do you make a day with scrapebox blasting?

Thanks!

[anku9696]

nice strategy to get better SERPs on search engines and backlinking..

[adixon1989]

Nice post Nick, I may actually be able to fit this into my current link building strategy

[NickWatson]

Originally Posted by Frederik Jorgensen

How do I do this in SENuke? I'm retarded I know it.

In SenukeX, i simply have my guys add all the AMR urls to the software...then simply tick the box to randomly select two of the URLS to bookmark at each bookmarking site. But only use one set of accounts

[SpeakToTman]

Hi nick! So just wanted to say thanks again for a fantastic post! it has really made a big difference. i tested your seo cycle on a relatively old site of mine, site is about 2 years old. for my main keyword, it's been stuck in position 26 to 30 for the last few months. after doing a seo cycle last week, and after a little dancing its now moved to position 14! im well-chuffed, and best of all i didnt even complete an entire cycle - only pinged the links for the "link stregthening" phase (im lazy, i know!) ;-)

[amarketing]

You must create a lot of web2.0 accts. How do you handle email creation fore each acct. and keep track of all the log-in details? Do you just let your VAs worry about that?

[Frederik Jorgensen]

Thank you Nick :-)

Originally Posted by amarketing

You must create a lot of web2.0 accts. How do you handle email creation fore each acct. and keep track of all the log-in details? Do you just let your VAs worry about that?

SENuke X does the job with emails and then I just use Last Pass to keep track of all log-ins.

[NickWatson]

Originally Posted by eva dora

How many VA's do you have working on 1 cycle per week? Could you please tell me how long it takes your VA to create a Web 2.0 site for benchmarking purposes?

How does you VA take to use SEONuke for pinging, bookmarking, feed submission?

Benchmarking figures would be great and helpful so i can gauge the performance of my VA.

This is actually a very difficult question to answer, because there are many factors that play a role here.

Firstly, it all depends on how many VA's i have available for that particular cycle - this depends on how busy we are with projects. And if it so happens that I only one VA available for a particular cycle, it depends how much I AM willing to help him!

Sometimes, when I got the resources I like to use 3 VA's for one cycle. Then I'll have one content guy start by creating the article, spinning it and then creating the animoto video based on that article. While his doing that, ill have two SEO guys manually create all the accounts that are needed. When the article and video are done, the SEO guys start by first submitting the video to yourtube, then by submitting to all the manual web 2.0's.

While they doing that, my content guy creates the PDF and Slide Show...which the SEO guys submit afterwards. Then the one SEO guy will start with the automated tools, and start the AMR submission and link strengthening while the first guy submits to the blog networks.

If I have more than one VPS available (with the Senukex, AMR and scrapebox), and with some proper planning I can get up to 3 cycles completed in a single day with these three VA's - because they will be working on all three cycles at the same time. BUT in a lot of the cases we will have to complete some of the link strengthening stuff on the second day.

SOMETIMES though, my team might be really busy on other projects and I might only have 1 VA available to complete a cycle. Then the time he takes depends a lot on how much I personally help him, especially with the content creation - this is the biggest time waster.

If you have a WELL-TRAINED (YOU must train him), and experienced VA you could get up to 3 cycles a week out of him. But if his time management is a little bad, (even if he is well trained) you looking at about 2 and a half cycles - the third to be completed the following week.

As you can see, there are MANY things that influence the time it takes your VA to complete your cycles, so I hope this gives you some kind of an idea to create benchmarks for team.

[NickWatson]

Originally Posted by spen

Hi, Nick
Thanks for share your strategies. I have some questions as follow.

these two keywords are the same? if not, you work on only ONE keyword at a time?

No they are not the same - normally.

example of a possible guitar site:

guitarsite.com - main keyword: play guitar
guitarsite.com/guitar-chords - target keyword: guitar chords

The site's main keyword is generally a little more competitive, and general. The internal pages target long tail keywords. The idea is to always be building links to your main site keyword as well, while building links to your internal pages. This way, your main page will always have a lot more backlinks than the individual pages - this looks more natural

Originally Posted by spen

The same promo atricle is a violation of the positive policy of google?

I don't know what is the "google positive policy"?

If however you are talking about duplicate content, that is why we spin the article

Originally Posted by spen

Why don't include the link in thecontent?
what is a resource box？
I know this question is too simple, but I am a novice, I really do not know it , please show me an example, thank you

The reason for this is because AMR submits to article directories. And many of these directories do not allow articles to have links in the body.

So there is a place at the end of the article, called the "author resource box" where you can write one or two paragraphs about the author who wrote the article. You may normally include one or two links in this resource box.

An example of a simple resource box may look something like this (keeping to our guitarsite example);

James Johnson is an expert in the field of guitar playing and repairing, and has been an avid enthusiast for 15 years. To learn more about how to play guitar, visit Jame's site for the best guitar chords on the internet

Notice how the blue wording...in a real resource box those would be the links to your site. The "play guitar" would link to guitarsite.com while the "guitar chords" would link to guitarsite.com/guitar-chords


Hope this information enlightens you buddy...

[NickWatson]

Originally Posted by Frederik Jorgensen

Thank you Nick :-)

Originally Posted by seoguro

Thanks for sharing!

Originally Posted by Jennycall

Thank you for providing such a thoughtful post, I really enjoyed it.

Originally Posted by anku9696

nice strategy to get better SERPs on search engines and backlinking..

Originally Posted by adixon1989

Nice post Nick, I may actually be able to fit this into my current link building strategy

No probs guys, hope you put it to some good use. If you start seeing some results pop back and post about it - we would all love to read about it.

Originally Posted by amarketing

You must create a lot of web2.0 accts. How do you handle email creation fore each acct. and keep track of all the log-in details? Do you just let your VAs worry about that?

Only one email account needs to be created for each cycle - the same email account is used by all the web2.0 sites to sign up.

Keeping track of all the logins is easy as well, because each cycle will get one username and password that is used to create all the web2.0 accounts. And after a cycle is completed, you dont really need the login details anymore...there's no need to use the accounts again...

Originally Posted by Seohit

Hello Nick, I have a question, how many articles do you submit from AMR a day?
and how many links do you make a day with scrapebox blasting?

Thanks!

Hey bud, normally accounts are created on about 8,000 directories...then i submit to all of them, but only between 1,300 and 2,000 are actually successful. Of these, only between 30 and 50 are auto approved and available immediately to view.

I have no idea how many of the other directories actually approve the articles after a manual review...i have never really bothered checking...

[NickWatson]

Originally Posted by Seohit

...and how many links do you make a day with scrapebox blasting?...

Sorry, missed this question!

I normally blast to between 60k and 100k blogs. Normally there are a few thousand that are successfully submitted, but this varies greatly, depending on the list im blasting to, my comments, proxies etc etc...

I have no idea how many are auto approved, and how many of them are moderated...i never check