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GSA Case Study: Site Ranking In 2 Weeks

sonic81sonic81
edited February 2013 in Need Help
Site's got content loaded on Jan18th and Jan 16th respectively.

Now less than 10 days later. they are #1 and #2

looking at ahrefs they just did a massive blasting of about 6k links to tier 1.

any thoughts?

PS just looking at their backlink profile i'm guessing they used automated software like GSA.

Comments

  • AlexRAlexR Cape Town
    Let us know after another week to see if they are still ranked nicely. 
  • sonic81sonic81
    will do i'm watching with interest.  it's a pretty high converting niche.
  • pietpatatpietpatat
    You should check out some of these health niches this guy is dominating, for example teeth whitening ( he has 10 more niches like this ). Some guy is ranking first page with like 5 different web 2.0 blogs with GSA, maybe its someone from this forum? Lee?
  • HunarHunar
    haha,  I have a good idea I know who you guys are talking about.  If you can send me a couple more examples sites I'd be able to tell you for sure. 
  • sonic81sonic81
    edited February 2013

  • pietpatatpietpatat
    edited January 2013
    Pm'ed you one of his blogs. However it is, he sure is lazy. He has been ranking first page for all these niches for a month now but still hasn't monetized it.
  • rodolrodol
    edited January 2013
    but this guy is not the teeth whitening guy, this is doing things different, wow he ranked in #2 a redirected domain to a clickbaank offer
  • thisisalexthisisalex
    seems like some kind of blog network to me..

    ultimate article wizard anyone??
    submit your article ??
  • hydehyde
    IMHO this should be kept as private info
  • ronron SERLists.com

    Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. Eventually somebody's going to put up a site belonging to somebody here, and that wouldn't be cool.

  • spunko2010spunko2010 Isle of Man
    edited January 2013
    I think there should be a rule that you should never mention the full URL, maybe. If you added a few ** we would still be able to find it no doubt, but Google wouldn't.

    This has thrown up 2 questions from me though:

     how do we find their Tier 1 stuff easily? I'd like to know more about Tier 1 content and how many should be created,  like this as a case-study should be interesting;  and

    does sven /the software log any of our URLs that we are optimizing? I assume not, but just wondered.
  • sonic81sonic81
    Interesting that site is still number 1
  • VelocityVelocity
    Just checked this out, goes to show all the bullsh*t Google spews is rubbish. Build a large amount of links and rank no.1!
  • TaoskiTaoski
    It gives me faith that the system works with just blasting loads of Tier1 links out there... this niche is huge - unless it has died off totally now - it's pretty old I guess...
  • LeeGLeeG Eating your first bourne

    If you guys are after a site analysis, read this article on a guy hitting the "payday loans" niche

    http://www.seoconsult.com/seoblog/pay-day-loan-rankings-the-shady-tale-of-joomla-hacks-and-drupal-leaks.html

  • BrandonBrandon Reputation Management Pro
    I work with a lot of clients across a broad range of industries and outing sites/methods/niches is never cool, especially since this is a public forum.
  • rotxafrotxaf
    Outing sites is totally in poor taste .. thanks for the extra backlinks? lol
  • LeeGLeeG Eating your first bourne
    The case study I posted above, if you read it, also warns of a hacked popular add on for one of the main line blogs
  • TaoskiTaoski
    @LeeG - it happened to me with a Wordpress widget plugin too.  It was all working fine and once I updated it, it started dropping odd links in my widget :)

    Clever little bast***s!
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