800+ Backlink MEGAPACK Version 2.0 (See Warriors' RAVE Reviews & Google Page #1 Results)

[hbs]

Hi Terry,

I just purchased and Paypal's site screwed up before I could click the return to merchant button. Can you either email or pm me the download link?
Paypal Transaction ID: 3MC78437CX963425A.

Thanks,

Cindy

[erikorganic]

This is a great ebook, well worth the purchase price.

My only reservation is the digital rights management the author utilizes, it would not work on my computer and necessitated several emails back and forth with the author. (The author did eventually send me a DRM-free PDF).

[Terry Kyle]

Link sent Cindy and this WSO has attracted a lot of BH activity - hence the security Erik!

[seoessex]

Hiya Terry

Sounds good but what about the signing up process. 750 sites could take weeks of non stop work??

Steve

[Terry Kyle]

Hi Steve,

I have been quoted between $50-$100 to create 400 accounts over on elance.com so outsourcing is the way to go.

PM me if you need more info!

[pizza]

hi
am i correct that there is a list of website available in the package?
is the list categorized based on platform?
can i get the list in excel?
thx pizza

[Terry Kyle]

Originally Posted by pizza

hi
am i correct that there is a list of website available in the package?
is the list categorized based on platform?
can i get the list in excel?
thx pizza

Hi Pizza,

[1] Yes, a list of 750+ sites is provided in the WSO (signup pages links)

[2] Yes, it is organized by software platform (a screen grab pic guide for each platform but not individual site)

[3] No, it is not available in Excel format at this time.

Best regards
Terry Kyle

[freakonaleash]

hey terry, just for clarification i always thought its not the quantity of the backlinks that gets you to the top rankings on google but the quality of them e.g. relevance and or page rank of those sites. ?

thx for answering


cheers

[Terry Kyle]

Hi FOAL,

You should follow my live SEO backlinking experiment here for the answers to these crucial questions:

Terry Kyle’s Big 60-Day Backlink Experiment

See you over there...

[himanuzo]

Are the 750 backlinks inner pages or home pages?

[Terry Kyle]

Hi H,

Every backlinks packet that you can buy today contains only inner pages and not home pages.

You can 'rent' high PR links on home pages but they ain't cheap and can be hundreds of dollars a month per link on high PR home pages!

[sjedwardz]

I bought Terry's guide a few days ago and its well worth every penny (or cent!)

I'm a newbie to this and the guide is VERY well explained plus there are those 750 backlinks to use!

Terry - I'm in the UK as well do you have any experience / comments on getting more UK based backlinks to help in geographic searches?

[Terry Kyle]

I will PM you in the next couple of days about your specific project.

[garyt]

I bought and I am one happy camper

Terry's report tells you exactly how to get a tsunami of backlinks but it also showed how not to be get drowned in it

[TrafficMystic]

Terry, i've sent you a PM regarding importing your packets directly into my link software.

thanks

Steve

[Terry Kyle]

PM sent back Steve...

[matts5150]

Just bought this wso 2 hrs ago and can't stop reading it. Hands down the best $47 I've spent in a very long time. Awesome info, not just a list of links but how to find large quantities of them. Excellent Job!

[Web_Itch]

Hi Terry,

Have been reading through this and your 60 day Backlink experiment and must say I appreciate your thorough communication, I don't know how you fit a vacation cruise in during all this. Anyway I'm interested in building links with your WSO but recently had a bad experience link building using SENuke's Profile Nuke. I have a money site that had 3 short tail keywords in the bottom half of Google page 1, that I thought I would try and move up to position 1-3.

I set up new accounts for all profile sites over PR 3 and made entries to 15 profile sites per day. I entered what I thought to be a good about me profile with 1 anchored link and posted 5 links (as recommended) with various title anchor text (keywords in them) and 2 RSS links in their respective areas. After doing this for 3 days all 3 keywords fell back sharply to page 3 and 4 of Google. The only variable at that time was my link building.

After waiting a few days to see if it was just the G dance, they weren't recovering so I went back and removed all of the 45 or so links (left RSS links in) and since then have seen those keywords recover somewhat to the top of page 2.

I understand your backlink sites are completely different, but do you have any ideas why this happened. Did I do something wrong or is it because the content at these sites was unrelated? Just because a site has a high PR, doesn't mean the membership portion of the site has as well, does it?

I want to get on the link building bandwagon again but would like to make sure I'm doing it correctly with the right sites, before I make link building related purchases.

Obviously because of this I'm following your backlink test thread closely.

Much Thanks,

Web_Itch (alias Nolan Speers)

[Terry Kyle]

Hi Nolan,

Thanks for your question and I also just answered your other question over in my 60-day experiment thread.

The timing of your Google incident is perfect! In my own backlinking experience, sites do frequently disappear, reappear, drift down, leap up etc. Interestingly, certain types of sites seem more volatile than others (Amazon pages are the most stable in my experience but that doesn't help if you don't have a product there).

At the moment Nolan, I am doing a lot of research into backlinking methodologies used by big companies going after super-competitive terms where they build several MILLION anchor-texted backlinks a year. That's at least 2800 backlinks a day according to my maths!

These strategies are used very successfuly too.

In short Nolan, my best advice is to keep backlinking and kind of ignore it when you have pages and sites temporarily disappear from the SERPs.

As my experiment is proving, Google is a somewhat inconsistent creature but just keep at it. If companies can build millions of links a year to a site and grab #1 for an insanely competitive term, it seems less likely that you or I should worry too much about SENuke. However, I could be wrong!

Hope that helps...

[sjedwardz]

Terry - Been going through your guide but it will take me a while!!

Do you scoial bookmark the profile pages you create? If so what do you find the best bookmark sites and what info do you have to put on them if any?

[Pedersenmt]

So this requires we do ALL THE WORK? How long will it take to get all 750 links?

[Terry Kyle]

Originally Posted by sjedwardz

Terry - Been going through your guide but it will take me a while!!

Do you scoial bookmark the profile pages you create? If so what do you find the best bookmark sites and what info do you have to put on them if any?

Hi Shaun, I just answered your PM - hope that helps. A quick way to social bookmark your new profile sites is through bookmarklets for Firefox e.g.

To find these, just Google terms like: digg bookmarklet, folkd bookmarklet, reddit bookmarklet etc where each will give installation instructions. Obviously you need to set up accounts at each one but that is a one-off task.

Originally Posted by Pedersenmt

So this requires we do ALL THE WORK? How long will it take to get all 750 links?

Hi Mike,

As is normal with any links packets such as that of Angela, PJ, Steve Herron or myself, the buyer needs to organise the linkbuilding themselves (though PJ does offer this service at an additional cost).

You can either outsource it on elance (I have seen quotes of $175 for 750 backlinks) or try this Warrior's intriguing new software program to massivley speed up the process:

http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...thly-fees.html

I'm evaluating this program now and it looks very promising - I'll put a full report on it my 60 Day Experiment thread over in the SEO sub-forum.

SPECIAL NOTE: In one of the software platforms in my WSO, quite a few of the webmasters have changed the public viewability of the profiles. As a result, I am putting together an addition of 200 extra sites from the other platforms I mention to make sure that all of my past and present WSO buyers get the full 750 links worth of value.

This should be finished and buyers notified by email later this week.

[marky12345]

Hi Terry

Just brought your guide, noice!

I have a question or two:

I NEVER buy backlinking software as there is usually no point, but yours was so cheap and after reading some of your stuff and getting hold of some of angelas, I just had to.

Now I am not in a competitive niche at all, but one that gets allot of searches.

Most of my competition has little if ANY anchor text, only normal links or links saying stuff like 'neils cars in salford' which are nearly worthless as far as I can see.

I have been using all the usualy method of getting links and they have given me some brilliant results in a short space of time, but it could always be better.

My first question is about linking to the home page, allot of sites you suggest are in or close to my niche, is there anything wrong in linking to my home page if its in the right industry?

I am only going to use your software to link to and outsource links in the same areas I am already in so nothing looks unnatural an in a place it shouldnt be.

Also as my competition is not competitive, I am thinking that maybe getting too many links from high pr sites, when my competition has no pr sites may look fishy?

I am still kind of in the thinking that Google is a reasoning human being, not a human being as such but a programme that gets alreated to unnatural activity?

Your thoughts please, thanks.

[thmgoodw]

I've had this WSO for maybe 6 weeks or so and it is absolutely fantastic. It really did open my eyes as to a wealth of places to get great backlinks (obviously in addition to the ones actually listed in the packet).

One quick note about automation.

Although I still subscribe to Angela's and PJ's stuff as well, when I can, I now try to backlink a grouping from the same platform. This speeds up the process immensely. I find 20-25 a good number.

With Roboform (if you don't already have it, shame on you), and the "fill" command, you can really streamline the process of both signing up and then putting in the links after you register, since the same information will be required at each of the sites in your grouping. In Roboform you can add your own as well. So if it has a "Bio" box, you simply put in "Bio" into Roboform, and then in the following box type in the links that you want. Then you just click on your profile and *poof*, everything is inserted. You can have an endless number of profiles in the pro version of Roboform.

If you really want to automate the process, I have been playing around with iMacros for the past 24 hours or so. I started with my favorite group of 20 backlinks (i.e., i prefer this platform), and using the iMacros "record" function, I have been able to get it so that after the emails are confirmed, I can sign in, and put all of the necessary backlinks with 100% automation (i.e, I can be drinking a beer in the other room) in under 5 minutes for these 20 sites. It took me a few of hours to set this my first iMacro (and get the hang of the syntax, etc.), but I look it as a long term investment as I can now do this over and over and over.

Also, I use SENuke, which has a POP email verification function in it, so I simply use that to confirm all of the emails, and it can confirm 25 emails in under minute automatically. There are probably other POP email verification software out there, but for me it is just added functionatlity for SENuke I guess.

Just my 2 cents.

[Grayth]

Ya excellent WSO, Terry thanks.

So far I have managed to export out most of the links and create an excel of this to make it easier to keep track of profiles made and when links were added to profiles..cool tips though.

I also am testing the WSo on semi automating the backlinks, looking forward to his update..

Right now for me the best solution is using roboform, to speed up the process like others have suggested, question Terry..

Why use all the bookmarklets seperately? Can't you just use onlywire and socialbook the profile with one button in firebox?

[Terry Kyle]

Originally Posted by marky12345

Hi Terry

Just brought your guide, noice!

I have a question or two:

I NEVER buy backlinking software as there is usually no point, but yours was so cheap and after reading some of your stuff and getting hold of some of angelas, I just had to.

Now I am not in a competitive niche at all, but one that gets allot of searches.

Most of my competition has little if ANY anchor text, only normal links or links saying stuff like 'neils cars in salford' which are nearly worthless as far as I can see.

I have been using all the usualy method of getting links and they have given me some brilliant results in a short space of time, but it could always be better.

My first question is about linking to the home page, allot of sites you suggest are in or close to my niche, is there anything wrong in linking to my home page if its in the right industry?

I am only going to use your software to link to and outsource links in the same areas I am already in so nothing looks unnatural an in a place it shouldnt be.

Also as my competition is not competitive, I am thinking that maybe getting too many links from high pr sites, when my competition has no pr sites may look fishy?

I am still kind of in the thinking that Google is a reasoning human being, not a human being as such but a programme that gets alreated to unnatural activity?

Your thoughts please, thanks.

Hi Marky,

Thanks for your interesting questions.

When I used to subscribe to Stompernet, probably one of the best tips I learned was to focus your links to inner pages and not home pages. The thinking is that [a] 'natural' links on the net are usually between pages WITHIN sites to each other; and, [b] having one or more heavily weighted INNER pages (I choose just one) gives you a stronger chance of a 'double listing' where your homepage AND backlinked inner page are indented together. That gives you more real estate. For me, I don't send any links to the homepage but that's just my approach - I'm not dissing anybody else's method.

Also as my competition is not competitive, I am thinking that maybe getting too many links from high pr sites, when my competition has no pr sites may look fishy?

At the moment, I am looking at backlink building systems where literally millions of anchor-texted backlinks are built each year for just ONE page of a bigger site in VERY competitive niches. These systems ARE very effective so I wouldn't overread Google's 'reasonable' assessment of sudden high PR backlinks.

If cargiant.com opened in Salford tomorrow (they're probably already there!), they'd have their SEO Samurai throwing high PR backlinks at it very quickly.

Remember, if the tactics you described NEGATIVELY affected your ranking, any unethical operator could destroy his competitors overnight by that sort of backlinking to their sites.

Hope I covered everything there Marky. Ask again if I missed something.

The bottom line, as Matt Cutts, more or less openly reveals on the must-see Google Webmaster Central section of YouTube is that backlinks mean everything to Google for rankings - in a way, it's virtually all they can go on apart from a few on-page factors - though I see sites all the time that seem unoptimised on-site for the term in all their anchor text backlinks and they still rank very high.

By the way, you should also check this Warrior's brilliant new program for MASSIVELY speeding up backlinking yourself. I'll do a big review of it over on my SEO Experiment thread soon too. It's outstanding and I highly recommend it.

[Terry Kyle]

Originally Posted by thmgoodw

I've had this WSO for maybe 6 weeks or so and it is absolutely fantastic. It really did open my eyes as to a wealth of places to get great backlinks (obviously in addition to the ones actually listed in the packet).

One quick note about automation.

Although I still subscribe to Angela's and PJ's stuff as well, when I can, I now try to backlink a grouping from the same platform. This speeds up the process immensely. I find 20-25 a good number.

With Roboform (if you don't already have it, shame on you), and the "fill" command, you can really streamline the process of both signing up and then putting in the links after you register, since the same information will be required at each of the sites in your grouping. In Roboform you can add your own as well. So if it has a "Bio" box, you simply put in "Bio" into Roboform, and then in the following box type in the links that you want. Then you just click on your profile and *poof*, everything is inserted. You can have an endless number of profiles in the pro version of Roboform.

If you really want to automate the process, I have been playing around with iMacros for the past 24 hours or so. I started with my favorite group of 20 backlinks (i.e., i prefer this platform), and using the iMacros "record" function, I have been able to get it so that after the emails are confirmed, I can sign in, and put all of the necessary backlinks with 100% automation (i.e, I can be drinking a beer in the other room) in under 5 minutes for these 20 sites. It took me a few of hours to set this my first iMacro (and get the hang of the syntax, etc.), but I look it as a long term investment as I can now do this over and over and over.

Also, I use SENuke, which has a POP email verification function in it, so I simply use that to confirm all of the emails, and it can confirm 25 emails in under minute automatically. There are probably other POP email verification software out there, but for me it is just added functionatlity for SENuke I guess.

Just my 2 cents.

Brilliant, THM and exactly the kind of patient persistence - i.e. learning how to use Roboform and iMacro - that will yield great results in IM! I'll post your process over in my SEO experiment thread too for everyone there.

Warrior Steve Hawkins has also just released a program to hugely speed up the process and I've been trialling it for the last couple of days. Like Roboform etc, once you get the hang of it, it is nice and fast for one of IM's most boring jobs (at least if you aren't outsourcing).

Also THM, I will (hopefully) have my updated WSO Report ready by the end of this week which all past buyers will be emailed about (it's free).

[Terry Kyle]

Originally Posted by Grayth

Ya excellent WSO, Terry thanks.

So far I have managed to export out most of the links and create an excel of this to make it easier to keep track of profiles made and when links were added to profiles..cool tips though.

I also am testing the WSo on semi automating the backlinks, looking forward to his update..

Right now for me the best solution is using roboform, to speed up the process like others have suggested, question Terry..

Why use all the bookmarklets seperately? Can't you just use onlywire and socialbook the profile with one button in firebox?

Hi G,

Very good points there. Yes you can also use Warrior Big Mike's SocialBot for that job ($24.95 or WSO $7), Social Submitter, SocialMarker.com or Socialposter.com (which I think are free but obviously you have to set up the Web 2.0 accounts first).

Too much coffee at my end!

I haven't gotten round to trying OnlyWire - have you had a good experience with it?

Automation-wise, I've enjoyed trying Warrior Steve Hawkins new tool too.

[Grayth]

So far ya, the onlywire seems to work decently enough and its free..one button and I can social bookmark the profiles and the various ones I have set up like propeller, mixx, blink etc etc..

Steve's tool is nice and I hope the update makes it more functional, i.e being able to ping and rss the profile pages or at least being able to save the profile urls into a txt file, for pinging/social bookmarking later.

Currently the roboform solution works the best, I just need to to figure out how to customize it for adding in BB code without the need for notepad

[BigBlueSky]

Hello Terry,

I bought your report yesterday and I already learned a lot about backlinking. I'm just wondering is there a list of these 750 sites as a txt file, because it is a pain in the *** to sign up out of the pdf file.

Thanks.

[FrontpageContent]

This sounds interesting...

But one warrior complained about the DRM stuff...

Now if I go about buying this, I will NOT be doing my linking myself - life is too short

So how would this work with outsourcing?

I would probably have 3-4 guys working from different locations on different sites of mine at any given time...

[sjedwardz]

Originally Posted by BigBlueSky

Hello Terry,

I bought your report yesterday and I already learned a lot about backlinking. I'm just wondering is there a list of these 750 sites as a txt file, because it is a pain in the *** to sign up out of the pdf file.

Thanks.

I didn't have a problem using the PDF just click on the link and it opens the page in Firefox.

[miked007]

Terry, Could I possibly hire you to work on creating backlinks to my website? After reading what you posted I would like to work with you but dont have the time to create a quality backlink campaign for my companys website.

Mike
917-509-9509
mdelassio@ureach.com

[Terry Kyle]

Originally Posted by BigBlueSky

Hello Terry,

I bought your report yesterday and I already learned a lot about backlinking. I'm just wondering is there a list of these 750 sites as a txt file, because it is a pain in the *** to sign up out of the pdf file.

Thanks.

Hi BBS,

If you PM me with a normal email address, I can send you a more outsourcer-friendly version. I haven't found that modified PDF to be a problem to any outsourcer.

Unfortunately, some protection has been necessary - as Angela has revealed many times - as the BH brigade come after reports like these pretty ferociously!

Originally Posted by FrontpageContent

This sounds interesting...

But one warrior complained about the DRM stuff...

Now if I go about buying this, I will NOT be doing my linking myself - life is too short

So how would this work with outsourcing?

I would probably have 3-4 guys working from different locations on different sites of mine at any given time...

Hi FPC,

See above. I have seen quotes of $150 to $175 to do all 750 links via elance.com. Let me know via PM if you need a modified outsourcers report (please quote PayPal Transaction ID). I have one backlinking outsource job running at the moment with a fellow Warrior for 900 backlinks (including my report) for $200.

Originally Posted by miked007

Terry, Could I possibly hire you to work on creating backlinks to my website? After reading what you posted I would like to work with you but dont have the time to create a quality backlink campaign for my companys website.

Mike
917-509-9509
mdelassio@ureach.com

Hi Mike,

Regrettably, managing backlinking campaigns for others is just not my thing - sorry! On elance or in the Warriors for Hire, you can find plenty of willing backlinkers - see the prices mentioned above. The size of my own site portfolio (it's too big!) means I'm tied up there mostly. PM me though anytime you need a bit of advice beyond what's covered here or in my SEO live experiment thread over in the SEO sub-forum. Best of luck.

[Mary Greene]

Terry, thank you for one of the few WSO's that produce no buyer's remorse. At last, I understand the best backlinking strategies.

Cheers,
Mary Greene

[thmgoodw]

Originally Posted by Terry Kyle

Warrior Steve Hawkins has also just released a program to hugely speed up the process and I've been trialling it for the last couple of days. Like Roboform etc, once you get the hang of it, it is nice and fast for one of IM's most boring jobs (at least if you aren't outsourcing).

I am a bit of a backlink program wh%re, so I just bought this one a couple of days ago. It is definitely interesting as it helps to save the links in groups, which helps a lot. I spent a little bit uploading every single one of Angela's packets into it. Next step is to import my "groupings" for a couple of the platforms from your WSO. Thanks again on a great WSO Terry.

[jamesjoin]

Hi Terry

as per your notes in the above thread

"SPECIAL NOTE: In one of the software platforms in my WSO, quite a few of the webmasters have changed the public viewability of the profiles. As a result, I am putting together an addition of 200 extra sites from the other platforms I mention to make sure that all of my past and present WSO buyers get the full 750 links worth of value.

This should be finished and buyers notified by email later this week.""

So this means we are getting extra 200 sites? If yes then when?

James

[Terry Kyle]

Hi James,

Thanks for your question.

It is not so much that the new version will have an additional 200 sites but rather any where webmasters have changed the 'backlink-friendliness' of their sites have been replaced. It probably will work out at considerably more than 750 but we'll see.

As importantly, it will have some other mind-blowing (IMHO) new information that will (hopefully) rock your world.

Believe me, it will be worth waiting for. Should be another 7-14 days and all past and current buyers will get the new version for free.

[jamesjoin]

Thanks for your amazing WSO and i love the new updates which we are getting for free.

James

[greenflag]

i have to say this is a very well researched and well written report. it is a totally different 'paradigm' to plain vanilla link building then i am used to - but very powerfull stuff.

i have a question - is there any fully automated software (short of xru##r) that can auto register on massive amounts of the mentioned types of sites that anyone knows of?

[Koncrete]

Hey Terry,

This offer looks great, but I have a question for you. I already subscribe to Angela and Pauls packets each month and love them.

But I just wrote a article and submitted it to goarticles, then I threw about 40 links from their packets to the article and within 48 hrs I was on page 1 and then 2 days later my article is gone its not even indexed with google and its been like that for 3 days. Is this normal and would using your packets help with my situation, do I add more links or is it gone for good? I'm really disappionted I thought I had it figured out and now am second guessing myself.

Is it really as simple as writing an article, using high PR backlinks and watching it rise to the top of google or am I missing something.

[Scripteen]

Originally Posted by Koncrete

Hey Terry,

This offer looks great, but I have a question for you. I already subscribe to Angela and Pauls packets each month and love them.

But I just wrote a article and submitted it to goarticles, then I threw about 40 links from their packets to the article and within 48 hrs I was on page 1 and then 2 days later my article is gone its not even indexed with google and its been like that for 3 days. Is this normal and would using your packets help with my situation, do I add more links or is it gone for good? I'm really disappionted I thought I had it figured out and now am second guessing myself.

Is it really as simple as writing an article, using high PR backlinks and watching it rise to the top of google or am I missing something.

This should be normal. Your article will be back in the main index soon.

[Koncrete]

Thanks Scripteen,

I appreciate your comments, hope I don't sound crazy but I've been sick about this all day thinking my hard work won't pay off. I was beginning to think I did something wrong.

[Scripteen]

Originally Posted by Koncrete

Thanks Scripteen,

I appreciate your comments, hope I don't sound crazy but I've been sick about this all day thinking my hard work won't pay off. I was beginning to think I did something wrong.

I'll tell you what happens. Google finds lots of links to a url showing suddenly so it thinks this is a host news (like famous celebrity dead or any similar host news) so it shows it on top of results without even evaluating the value of the backlinks until the trend goes down then it hides your website in the secondary index for a while then it starts to show up again in normal state and hopefully for a long time.

But when you get on the top don't stop building backlinks because your competitors maybe adding to their backlinks and are likely to take your position and don't believe anyone that says that fast backlinks get you deindexed. this is not true as long as you get backlinks from sites with value not junk sites.

I hope this helps

[Koncrete]

Thanks Scripteen,

I appreciate you taking the time to give such a detailed explanation, as I never heard this before. You definately put my nerves at ease.

Thanks again,
Tom

[Terry Kyle]

Originally Posted by greenflag

i have to say this is a very well researched and well written report. it is a totally different 'paradigm' to plain vanilla link building then i am used to - but very powerfull stuff.

i have a question - is there any fully automated software (short of xru##r) that can auto register on massive amounts of the mentioned types of sites that anyone knows of?

Hi Greenflag,

Thanks for your praise.

Warrior Steve Hawkins' automated program is very straightforward and effective for backlinking yourself if you are not outsourcing. I found Steve's program much easier than Roboform though iMacro is also used by some Warriors too. However, all of these are on a one by one site basis.

Even the old mass poster platform in SE Nuke (490 sites) has turned nofollow and been dumped from the latest SENuke upgrade. Pity.

[Terry Kyle]

Originally Posted by Koncrete

Hey Terry,

This offer looks great, but I have a question for you. I already subscribe to Angela and Pauls packets each month and love them.

But I just wrote a article and submitted it to goarticles, then I threw about 40 links from their packets to the article and within 48 hrs I was on page 1 and then 2 days later my article is gone its not even indexed with google and its been like that for 3 days. Is this normal and would using your packets help with my situation, do I add more links or is it gone for good? I'm really disappionted I thought I had it figured out and now am second guessing myself.

Is it really as simple as writing an article, using high PR backlinks and watching it rise to the top of google or am I missing something.

Hiya K,

Your first question was already well answered and check out my latest post on my live SEO Experiment thread for more on some of your other questions...

ONE OTHER IMPORTANT NOTE: Followers of my SEO experiment thread know that I am always playing around and trying new backlinking and SEO approaches. If you want to be notified about my latest findings and notes on all that, you can do so here.

[Koncrete]

Thanks Terry,

I've been following your SEO experiment and find it really well done and creative. I'll continue to keep a close eye on it. Just signed up for your updates and I look forward to using your 750 Backlinks service.

Thanks again,
Tom

[tedam]

OK Terry, here's my question. It seems that the key to back linking is getting on high (or at least relatively high PR) ranked pages. Unfortunately the profile pages of most if not all forums, blogs, social sites, etc. are ranked at zero even if the home page has a high PR. Similarly the comment pages are usually low ranked. So what is the benefit of building back links on these sites over say using Unique Article Wizard to get lots of low PR back links on blogs and article directories?

Is a Page Rank 0 on the profile page of a high PR site worth more somehow than a Page Rank O of on an article post on a low PR site? Doesn't Google just look at the PR of the referring page rather than the main domain???

If your experience tells you otherwise, I'd love to know and also why (if you have an idea).

Thanks for this really informative post.

[Terry Kyle]

Originally Posted by tedam

OK Terry, here's my question. It seems that the key to back linking is getting on high (or at least relatively high PR) ranked pages. Unfortunately the profile pages of most if not all forums, blogs, social sites, etc. are ranked at zero even if the home page has a high PR. Similarly the comment pages are usually low ranked. So what is the benefit of building back links on these sites over say using Unique Article Wizard to get lots of low PR back links on blogs and article directories?

Is a Page Rank 0 on the profile page of a high PR site worth more somehow than a Page Rank O of on an article post on a low PR site? Doesn't Google just look at the PR of the referring page rather than the main domain???

If your experience tells you otherwise, I'd love to know and also why (if you have an idea).

Thanks for this really informative post.

Hi Tedam,

These are great questions and ones that every Internet Marketer should be asking - and may well have at some point!

The concrete answers to your questions would require interrogation of the Google SERP algorithm boffins at Google HQ...BUT here's my experience:

I like to try out lots of different tactics, approaches, programs etc. I think I give each a fair try before moving on if - for whatever reason - the approach fails. In fact, what I love to do is combine elements of one system with parts of another to create something really effective, even if it wasn't intended that way originally.

I used to absolutely thrash a very efficient mass article submitter (that I won't name because I don't want to be sued!) with hundreds of highly original, good quality spun articles to literally hundreds of article directories, most with really good pagerank. The results, to say the least, were terribly underwhelming.

I don't know why - especially given their good PR - but in my experience, Google just doesn't rate article directory backlinks anywhere near as highly as social community platforms (like forums). I can't say why as I don't know but I stick with what works. In theory, those "zero PR" inner pages or n/a PR pages on the types of sites in Angela, PJs and my WSO have impact. If you've been following my live SEO experiment thread, you'll know that these n/a or 0 PR inner page backlinks have gotten a new GoArticle to #4/#5 on Page 1 of Google in 3-4 weeks and that article is now earning CB commissions.

In short, I never ever saw those kinds of results with hundreds of article directory backlinks. Given the cheap prices of backlinking on elance, this strategy - without mass article directory submission - seems like a good one.

I'm not speaking for other Warriors' experience here, just my own - hope that helps T!