How Do You Build Those Backlinks? No Really!

Apparently Jelqing works.. but who knows.

Maybe we should ask this enthusiastic youtuber!

Shows what you know and just how ignorant of the medical industry you are.

Did it ever occur to you that the medical industry would loose hundreds of MILLIONS of dollars if a study was conducted that concluded natural penis enlargement doing jelqs and stretches worked?

Why do you think one has never been done?

and this includes a whole variety of other things, not just PE.

lol at this statement, stupid on so many levels, not just the part about the guy with the 3 foot schlong.

also, having an above average penis makes you an idiot does it?

although I do agree that most of those products are scams


P.S. jealous much

That's a bad link. Every excuse they have is:

- There is no scientific research to back this up.

No ****. Not everything have scientific research to back it up, that doesn't mean it doesn't work. I'm not trying to call you out, but you're starting to get into other people's niches and say that what they believe is wrong.

There is no scientific research that says jelqing DOESN'T work either.

Brandon, don't take everything here at face value. Keep working and if you are seeing good results - keep building off of it.

You are in one of the most competitive/worst niches online, next to Weight Loss and Make Money From Home. It's possible that Google simple doesn't link your articles to your site due to all of the competition and spam built up.

Have you gave any thought to forum marketing to try to get traffic? I wouldn't even recommend PPC.

There is absolutely money to be made in the Penis Enlargement genre. Most people here wouldn't even attempt such a market without big financial backing. Extenze is very wealthy for what they do and who their market is, but in order for them to get as far as they did... they had to spend a couple million in advertising. Without that, they wouldn't be nearly what they are to today, they would be just another magazine advertiser which is where most of the people in that niche cap out at.

If I were YOU, and this is very well something I may attempt in the future...

but "Online Model Advertising" which is what I call having online models who get nude on camera who have a link in their Bio's, or a Banner on their Walls, or a tight little shirt on... well, that may a good option for you that could get you a little "further" than your competition.

Looking at competition on Google, it looks like there is only 747,000 competition, I feel there is probably more but Google has probably done something to prevent additional content from being crawled and listed. I dont know.

Hi Branlan, I think what the others are saying is that think "longterm". While this might be something that makes a few bucks here and there and gets your feet wet, I would ALSO venture into building a sustainable online business.

Years from now, you'll be kicking yourself for not doing it sooner.

Brad

I have used Angela's backlinks and, like you, face time constraints. (Full-time, non-IM job). I have no doubt that they work given others feedback, however it is time consuming. As a result, I no longer use them.

I've had good results with Free Traffic System and I just recently signed up for Jeremy Kelsall's Total SEO Solution WSO and am already starting to see results. (Not sure if you have enough revenue coming in yet to spring for $97/mo though).

Since time is your main obstacle right now, consider only doing one packet and then mix it up with articles on Free Traffic System. That way you're getting different types of backlinks.

As a side note, try experimenting with video. I have a video that I uploaded to about 7 video sites over 12 months ago and they still send me about 200 visitors a month. Not a ton of traffic, but totally worth it. It all adds up!

Don't be afraid to try your hand at competitive niches. Get some income coming into the site and then flip it. Then the new buyer can worry about it's longetivity. In the meantime, take others' suggestion of building something more longterm.

(My first site was in weight loss -- I didn't know any better. I got it to the point where it generated $700/mo. and then flipped it. Now I'm focusing on my longterm projects.)

Also, some keywords -- even long tail ones -- take longer to rank for than others. I have one site that I've been working on for a year. But I'm finally in position #4 for a three word keyword that's pretty competitive.

Yeah which is probably half the crap I have to delete from my own site on a regular basis.

I am targeting phrases like "how do you make your penis bigger" "how to get a bigger penis" "ways to make your penis bigger" these types of phrases have other Ezine type articles and yahoo answers near the top so, while competitive, I don't think anyone with their own site is building that volume of links for those phrases or they would have hopefully beat out all of the articles by now.

Just sit back for a while and focus on a new topic. Enjoy the random two or three sales a week that may or may not pop up. There are plenty of people who throw as much energy as they can into a niche or product for a month and then let it run on autopilot while they work the next month on another niche or product, and they rinse and repeat. Even if they only make one sale a week per product, once they've got 30 products running well on their own they can start doing more things they want. Say you make $24 per product, but you are promoting 30 products and you sell one per each, each week. Thats $720 a week. Not too shabby. Say after a year or two and some of your competition has died out, your sales triple as your position on search engines increase... then you're doing pretty well!

Let me offer some advice...

1) keyword research, build a nice list of phrases in this niche

2) identify your top 3 organic competitors

3) run backlink reports on them

build a plan to 'match & beat' their ranks...those backlink reports will give up all sorts of linking ideas...hit what you can...

Also during your keyword research make sure to attempt nailing all of the low hanging fruit possible with articles & social bookmarking...sounds like you are already doing this...just make sure you're doing your keyword research correctly to pickoff the easy phrase/targets.

rinse repeat

remember...in competitive niches (yours and any for that matter)...you just have to remember you're rolling a small snowball into a bigger one and it may take some time...

competitive niches just = $$$