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Awesome stuff

by turbohips
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It's so fun starting new experiments for various reasons but I wanted to ask if any of you found a difference in response when presenting your articles/blogs/forum profiles etc from a woman vs a man? This will be my one experiment.

I'm going to start another experiment where I purchase two domains with nonsense names. Going to test one with only adding crappy spammy links and the other with only high PR but fewer links to see what shows up better.
#awesome #stuff
  • Profile picture of the author Jeff S
    I haven't completed this as an experiment, but I tend to pick a gender-appropriate persona when considering what I have blog posts done. For articles, I haven't found a difference. Forum profiles probably wont matter since they are in the "silent solider" form of backlinking meaning NO ONE sees them expect the SE bots (which is truly all you care about for this type of backlinking)
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    • Profile picture of the author Bruce Hearder
      In my experience, you get your link submissions, blog posts, articles etc accepted way more often if you submit them using a female's name.

      My theory, based on about 5 years worth of SEO, is that most webmaster of geeks, and if they get sumissions from a female they go all weak at the knees and approve the submission.

      Of course the submission have to be appropriate, but I have a far higher success rate with female names than with male names..

      Hope this helps

      Bruce
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