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Sick of that guy holding position1 on page1?

by seoman76 Banned
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Imagine your at page1, position2 and you can't get passed nr1.

Okay this suggestion is a little bit black hat!

Shoot a couple of immens cheap 50.000 backlink packages at him with the most crappyest link you can imagine and wait till Google penalizes or even worse sandboxes him.
#guy #holding #page1 #position1 #sick
  • Profile picture of the author Mike Grant
    Originally Posted by seoman76 View Post

    Imagine your at page1, position2 and you can't get passed nr1.

    Okay this suggestion is a little bit black hat!

    Shoot a couple of immens cheap 50.000 backlink packages at him with the most crappyest link you can imagine and wait till Google penalizes or even worse sandboxes him.
    And then in a few weeks he comes back to where he was and then you'll never unseat him.

    Terrible idea.
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  • Profile picture of the author John Williamson
    Originally Posted by seoman76 View Post

    Imagine your at page1, position2 and you can't get passed nr1.

    Okay this suggestion is a little bit black hat!

    Shoot a couple of immens cheap 50.000 backlink packages at him with the most crappyest link you can imagine and wait till Google penalizes or even worse sandboxes him.
    Stop posting all this false information please.

    First, as mgtarheels said, the only thing that would happen is that the optimization for his site would become stronger. Perhaps a question of 'would this happen?' would have been more in order, as you really don't seem to know what you're talking about. You think a 50k blast would get you sandboxed or deindexed? I've sent blasts of 150k back in the day to some of my sites. Worst that ever happened was I was in the supplemental results for a week or so, then popped back up higher than before...

    Second, and more importantly, why in the world would you be posting a "black hat suggestion" here?! If you really are into that and want to learn about and implement that stuff, there are plenty of popular black hat forums out there...
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  • Profile picture of the author byronhbrown
    Originally Posted by seoman76 View Post

    Imagine your at page1, position2 and you can't get passed nr1.

    Okay this suggestion is a little bit black hat!

    Shoot a couple of immens cheap 50.000 backlink packages at him with the most crappyest link you can imagine and wait till Google penalizes or even worse sandboxes him.

    What if that didn't work and you are still at number 2 position? Anymore plan B tricks?
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  • Profile picture of the author orvn
    I don't mind black hat, so long as it's creative.

    *Google has said time and again that nothing another webmaster does short of black hat hacking will damage your rankings*

    Particularly when it comes from inbound link spamming. I concur with the above Warriors, this information is false.

    Originally Posted by byronhbrown View Post

    What if that didn't work and you are still at number 2 position? Anymore plan B tricks?
    No. Not really other than more agressive SEO.
    Ever sat #2 behind a wiki or ehow page?
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    • Profile picture of the author Black Hat Cat
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      Originally Posted by orvn View Post

      I don't mind black hat, so long as it's creative.

      *Google has said time and again that nothing another webmaster does short of black hat hacking will damage your rankings*

      Particularly when it comes from inbound link spamming. I concur with the above Warriors, this information is false.
      Overstock and JC Penny's would like to have a word with you when you get a chance.
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        Originally Posted by Black Hat Cat View Post

        Overstock and JC Penny's would like to have a word with you when you get a chance.
        TRUE.
        That is a creative exception, but you win (also partially because I am somewhat threatened by your bowtie, tophat and condescending gaze).
        Statement withdrawn.
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      • Profile picture of the author Mike Grant
        Originally Posted by Black Hat Cat View Post

        Overstock and JC Penny's would like to have a word with you when you get a chance.
        They weren't penalized, they were just put back to their SERPs before they used such techniques. It was found that JCP was doing it themselves through a company, not a competitor to another.
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  • Profile picture of the author BryanSubmits
    You, are the reason this won't work.
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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    I agree that just building links will only help the competition in the long run.

    Has anyone ever built massive links to a competition, with a fake keyword that Google wouldn't like as an anchor-text, maybe a porn keyword or something like chatroulette[dot]com as the anchor -text & the actual URL pointing to your own competition?

    Looks like you could get a list of 200+ (Google) blocked Safe-Search sites from the cookie that Google sets on your PC when running Safe-Search.

    I just wonder If you associate your competition with a Safe-Search blocked site If anything would happen & they dropped in the SERPs.
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  • Profile picture of the author jimkirk1943
    Originally Posted by seoman76 View Post

    Imagine your at page1, position2 and you can't get passed nr1.

    Okay this suggestion is a little bit black hat!

    Shoot a couple of immens cheap 50.000 backlink packages at him with the most crappyest link you can imagine and wait till Google penalizes or even worse sandboxes him.
    Why dont you use Spyglass or another type of softwear to check out his backlinks and then see why he is holding rank over you once you know where his backlinks are coming from you can then create backlinks on the same sites. If you create more of the same you will over turn him.
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