Building backlinks in 2011

13 years ago

Originally Posted by jtgjustin

My niche is very competitive and I've had a hard time ranking so I've been looking into backlinking to improve my PR.

After thoroughly researching back links I came to the conclusion that sending out mass waves of low quality links will get you de-indexed. Thats when it hit me; instead of building myself backlinks I'd build them for my competition ...its shady I know, but to justify it all of my competitors had useless pages delivering nothing of quality.

So heres what I do:

First I send a script of 7,000 low quality back-links within a 5 minute time frame, then I mass ping their website a few thousand times.

Next thing I know.. they're two ranks up. Becoming de-indexed it a myth.

lmao, that's hilarious. Perhaps it's not that it's a myth but that you really gotta add a lot of links. A LOT.

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by jtgjustin

My niche is very competitive and I've had a hard time ranking so I've been looking into backlinking to improve my PR.

After thoroughly researching back links I came to the conclusion that sending out mass waves of low quality links will get you de-indexed. Thats when it hit me; instead of building myself backlinks I'd build them for my competition ...its shady I know, but to justify it all of my competitors had useless pages delivering nothing of quality.

So heres what I do:

First I send a script of 7,000 low quality back-links within a 5 minute time frame, then I mass ping their website a few thousand times.

Next thing I know.. they're two ranks up. Becoming de-indexed it a myth.

LOL - this had me laughing. Great test and post. I would concur, I've never seen any of my sites over 15 years deindexed from any search engine for too many links.

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billsboardonline

13 years ago

IMO that is just wrong. I would spend the time and build the right links to get your site ranked. It never pays off in the long run doing things like that.

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jtgjustin

13 years ago

Originally Posted by billsboardonline

IMO that is just wrong. I would spend the time and build the right links to get your site ranked. It never pays off in the long run doing things like that.

Well, if you mean by building links for competition then you sir are correct

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theemperor

13 years ago

Please have a crack at de-indexing my site ;-)

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NicolasSuccarieh

13 years ago

This is somehow funny. I think the way backlinks work can be misleading, because in my opinion they operate differently based on the sites they link to:
- If you send lots of low quality backlinks to a new site or to a non authority site (and do what you did: Lots of pings), the backlinks are either useless and the site can get de-indexed.
- If you send lots of "any" quality backlinks to an authority site, they count very well, and you have no chance of getting it de-indexed.
Looks like search engines robots are more intelligent than you may think! Thus, it would be a real discovery if you could find a method to get an authority site de-indexed, but it would be the end of Search Engines.

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jtgjustin

13 years ago

Originally Posted by NicolasSuccarieh

This is somehow funny. I think the way backlinks work can be misleading, because in my opinion they operate differently based on the sites they link to:
- If you send lots of low quality backlinks to a new site or to a non authority site (and do what you did: Lots of pings), the backlinks are either useless and the site can get de-indexed.
- If you send lots of "any" quality backlinks to an authority site, they count very well, and you have no chance of getting it de-indexed.
Looks like search engines robots are more intelligent than you may think! Thus, it would be a real discovery if you could find a method to get an authority site de-indexed, but it would be the end of Search Engines.

The weird thing is that the site I sent them to was new (about 1-2 months old), I know this because my niche is new.

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13 years ago

Hehe.
That is just hilarious. Please de-index me.

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Mohammad Afaq

13 years ago

What niche are you in?

I would love to be your competitor

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SamirSM 13 years ago

If the competitor's PR was already 1+, it won't be affected by bad links.

Anyway, your hypothesis is inherently defective.

Anyone can link to another site. The site-owner is not responsible for that. So there is no way it will get the site de-indexed.
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13 years ago

at least you took action!

oh wait.

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FivestarHB

13 years ago

Your intent is a bit shady. At least you tested your theory, confirmed its lack of validity and shared your results.

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rickytorson

13 years ago

It is really amazing. Looks like search engines robots are more intelligent than you may think! Thus, it would be a real discovery if you could find a method to get an authority site de-indexed, but it would be the end of Search Engines.

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jtgjustin

13 years ago

Check the update everyone - I have successfully delisted the site. It took a LOT of mass pings but eventually it did the trick. Maybe page ranking won't be so hard after all.

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iAmNameLess

13 years ago

Originally Posted by jtgjustin

Check the update everyone - I have successfully delisted the site. It took a LOT of mass pings but eventually it did the trick. Maybe page ranking won't be so hard after all.

Yeah, and then your competitor will be listed even higher. This is just ignorant. Honestly, I thought your post was funny, but then realized you really believe in what you said.

No, you didn't delist anybody, and you didn't deindex anybody, give me a link and I'll believe it.

Come on man, use some basic logic, you could ping a site 5,000 times in 10 minutes and it doesn't mean search engines are going to crawl it immediately. It could take days, even weeks.

This is just utter stupidity.

You can't blast backlinks for someone else expecting them to be deindexed. LOL.

I call major BS on this one, and if you want to try to prove me wrong, then do it to mine and let me see!

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iAmNameLess 13 years ago

Originally Posted by rickytorson

but it would be the end of Search Engines.

Doubt it... it isn't like search engines JUST came into existence. They have overcome other issues bigger than that, lol.
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Jason Perez O'Connor

13 years ago

How can we know its true if you haven't told us the competitors site. And even if it does come back, there is a chance you wont say to avoid ridicule.

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seovcim

13 years ago

Hello,
They are very useful, the only things which you should always remember that the links should be relevant and do-follow, also the blog should have a high PR.

I have used this facility and have been very benefited, they instantly boost your rank.

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iAmNameLess

13 years ago

Originally Posted by seovcim

Hello,
They are very useful, the only things which you should always remember that the links should be relevant and do-follow, also the blog should have a high PR.

I have used this facility and have been very benefited, they instantly boost your rank.

Obviously, you didn't even read the OP.

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jimmypate

13 years ago

My favorite backlink strategy is contest. I run some contests around some high quality blogs and I'm getting great results. You have to try it too!

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stevmark008

13 years ago

I got your point, that is why when you build backlinks you must be careful on how you will do it. Hire an expert if necessary. That is the best thing to do.

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Jason Perez O'Connor 13 years ago

Originally Posted by stevmark008

I got your point, that is why when you build backlinks you must be careful on how you will do it. Hire an expert if necessary. That is the best thing to do.

I hope those links in your sig aren't to your blog, because otherwise I don't think you have yet achieved expert status at SEO.

We'd have all out wars competitors against competitors and most sites in the ranking coming up with dozens of backlinks from nowhere.

Google must have something in place for this sort of thing. Infact not even must, they do.. period.

This was either pure coincidence, isn't true, or when you did another search you simply used Google whilst logged in or through the same IP again.

So your results could have been different.

Either way, guarantee you this can't work because Google themselves state that backlinks are one of their most important features to ranking websites in the SERPs. You think Google would allow such an abusable method work on one of their most important ranking parameters.

You don't think Google from day 1 expected a few people to pick up on the idea of bombing their competitors to get rid of them in the rankings? I very much think they did so.

Comon people, I know learning SEO is difficult in some cases, but sometimes you just need to use common sense.
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