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  • Linkvana 2.0 Review

    May 2nd, 2012

    You’ll have to excuse me if this review tends to wander a bit, but to be honest I’ve had to write and re-write most of it so many times that it’s a wonder it’s getting done at all. The problem has been a simple one, how are you supposed to measure results when the scale on your ruler is being dicked around with every other day? Just keep that in mind when you read my results further down. Anyway, after being contacted to test Linkvana (this was a gifted subscription for review purposes) I’ve been using it for a fair few months now and this is how I’ve found the experience, I’ll leave you to make your own minds up as to whether or not you think it’s worth $147 a month.
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  • Using Traffic Launch Pad Pro To Promote Auto Traffic Buddy Blogs

    April 20th, 2012

    I’ve been using Auto Traffic Buddy for almost 6 months now and although like everything else out there in Internet Marketing land you have to take the sales page with a pinch of salt it is actually quite a good system. I’m not going to go into detail here because I’ll be doing a proper review at some point but enough to say that it is effective in increasing organic traffic. However there is 1 thing you can definintely do to improve the effectiveness of the system.
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  • Don’t Remove Your Build My Rank Links

    April 13th, 2012

    There have been some strange goings on lately around Money Schemes Towers. Ignoring what Google has been up to there have also been a couple of more significant changes affecting the amount I’m making from Pay-Per-Click sources. I think I’ve finally got my head around what is going on now and this is why I’d suggest that if you haven’t already you may want to NOT remove your Build My Rank posts!

    Everybody knows that visitors from Bing and Yahoo are the real clickers? Google traffic is great for bulk and for showing off impressive visitor stats but when it comes to making money, especially from pay-per-click adverts, then Bing and Yahoo are where it’s at. Of course the Build My Rank, LinxBoss etc systems don’t target one specific search engine, backlinks from these sources also had a major (most of the time even more significant) impact on your other search rankings. I had one page in particular that was being propped up quite nicely by Build My Rank and this is why I regret having those posts removed. That one page has gone from earning over £10 (about $15) a day to less than £1. It wasn’t really getting any Google traffic anyway so that wasn’t the problem, it’s the crash in rankings on Bing that has killed its income.

    There is an important lesson to be learned here, Google != The Internet.

  • Rank Jumpers DeIndexed

    April 10th, 2012

    It never rains but it pours! No sooner do I recommend switching from Build My Rank to Rank Jumpers than Rank Jumpers itself comes under the spotlight of Google. Rank Jumpers has now been de-indexed, the service is closing and all posts will be removed. Google really do have their knickers in a twist of this link building services don’t they? Are there any “safe” options out there? Well there’s at least one very good one….
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  • Help, I’ve Got Links Coming From Deindexed Pages?

    March 23rd, 2012

    Quick, panic. Start throwing your hands in the air like you just don’t care. Some websites have been de-indexed and they have links pointing at you! Will the world end? Is this the end of life as we know it? No. Read More

  • Build My Rank De-Indexed

    March 20th, 2012

    Bummer. According to this post Build My Rank is no more. As of yesterday the vast majority of their network sites were de-indexed by Google. What will this mean to webmasters who had used their service? Well I suppose it depends on how much you relied on their links. I can’t imagine anybody who used BMR as PART of their link building strategy being too badly affected. If on the other hand you hit them hard with the same keyword over and over with little diversification then I imagine your rankings have tanked just about now?
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  • Just Got Banned From Adsense?

    March 20th, 2012

    It looks like Google are doing another one of their large audits of Adsense publishers and some big name bloggers have found themselves banned. To be honest I’m not surprised in the slightest, to start off with Google needed Adsense ads to be displayed on our websites in order to have enough relevant content to attract advertisers. Now things have changed significantly because Google owns so much web real estate on which to show their own ads. Small time publishers (and by small time I mean anybody generating less than 7 figures a year for them) are nothing but endless hassle and legal problems to Google. Eventually I’m sure they will shut down Adsense in its current form. They don’t need our visitors, they have enough page views to sell from their own websites (Gmail, Youtube, Maps, etc etc) Appealing to a ban is a total waste of time, if Google want you gone then you’re gone, so what should you do if you just got banned from Adsense?
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  • Google Changes – February 2012

    March 2nd, 2012

    A long long time ago, in a galaxy far away, everybody who was trying to make money on the internet was told that when it came to getting top rankings you had to have keyword relevant links pointing at your content. So like good people we all followed the word of God, sorry I mean Google. Then one day God, sorry I mean Google, decided that they’d changed their mind. This day occured in February 2012, all of a sudden the online world became skewed and the same old sites owned by God, sorry I mean Google, found themselves dominating the search results even more than what they had been. So what could we do to live in this new world and stand any chance of a piece of the pie?
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  • Build My Rank Closing

    February 21st, 2012

    Build My Rank is one of those things that I’ve never really blatantly written about (I mention it in my recommended tools and have told people in response to comments but I’ve never dedicated a single post to it, until now), why I hear you ask? Simply because the power of their system was always going to be limited by the number of people that used it. Eventually there would come a point where over saturation of their network would occur and like Linkvana before it the effectiveness would decrease rapidly. Affiliate commissions for referring you guys over there are all nice and stuff but not at the expense of a system that is extremely important to my link building strategy. I’m not that stupid, or at least I’m not that stupid anymore!
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  • Does Google Count The TLD Of A Domain Name For Ranking?

    February 16th, 2012

    Only Google can answer that question for sure but having just seen one of my websites outranked by a flood of utter gargbage Exact Match Domains I’m going to go out on a limb and say no it doesn’t.
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