actuallyrank.com - chris rempel

Yeah the way I read it was only 15 people are allowed to post on each blog. Im not entirely sure what is going on behind the scenes but I guess you would divide the total amount of members by 15 and that number multiplied by the 10,000 blogs I guess. So I would estimate the entire inventory is around 700,000 blogs. This would make sense, and would ensure that the blogs did not become "spammy," But it is a launch, so hopefully he has delayed delivery or something.

Im no expert at creating SEO software but this presentation is a bit confusing and it could be a much better video that explains A. Does he have a relationship with these blogs, B. What is his opinion of irrelevance in contrast to his success with this DB. C. How much inventory (as he calls it) does he really have and will these blogs appreciate a sudden flux of irrelevant and nebulous one liner posts.

So yes, we all know that alot of the members will hire idiots to post on those blogs and who the heck knows what will happen.

Furthermore, a common occurance with the "sources" is that the last comment was posted two years ago and now there will be 10 comments all of a sudden. The site owner may take it as spam.

Also, yeah... I am sure that there is a ZERO % chance (as he stated) that Google will not send you back to the dark ages either. (Sorry for the sarcasm)

The truth is, I found the sales copy to be a bit disjointed from the sales video, but I do see it as he did us a favor by even making a video in the first place, so I see that as a privilege. But yes, the obvious goal of this launch seems to be to sell a DB of links outrageously overpriced to the tune of $100,000+ a month.

Ill tell you one thing.. From the user's perspective, you can throw out the term "relevant" into the wind because there is no organization, only by PR and when I was last in the members area 0PRs were taking up the entire page, which in the video it showed that there were high PR sites all over the place. What happened?

I guess I bought it at the wrong time because half of the domains are Blogspot.com

Well Chris stated he was "fixing it" but fixing it to what?

Put yourself in the shoes of the blog owner. You have a site that you worked hard on, a few natural posts once every 3 or 4 months, then 5 or 6 fake posts come in all at once. Ok, well they are obviously fake, that sucks.. How did this happen? Well there is a "guru" that lists a directory of blogs like yours, yours is one of them where he encourages his PAID users to post random postings, totally irrelevant for the sole purposes of tricking the search engines into favoring their sites.

How would you feel as the owner of that blog.

I think the key here is to hire someone or to build a script yourself that will seek out these types of links, then you can ensure that you will have a powerful and diversified arsenal and ensure Google wont laugh at you. It'll cost you the amount of a lunch meal. Not $300 a month. I could tell my programmer to build a script that finds only High PR websites that have "Leave a comment" at the bottom but are organized to the niche instead of just jumbling all of them together. I know my programmer could do this in two hours and I would feel bad to charge any money for it at all. It should really be a free resource.

Just because the guru had success, it doesn't mean you will with your niche site. I know I started using the database, downloaded the entire "monthly" inventory and its going to be a waste of time when I could just search google for these types of sites myself.