1st question is to silly to answer for me when the guide is literally 2 month old. did you even read it?
it is more a basic guide and i'm sure there are many usefull things in it, nevertheless if pre/post-panda/penguin/whatever.
sorry that i have to say that the case study is skipped by me as i don't know if i want to invest too much time for this within the next month but that is needed to write down some serious observations.
i've invested many hours to the upcoming captcha software lately and when thats released i have to concentrate on my own and will decreasing my "GSA time" accordingly.
sorry again, hopefully someone other steps in and write down something of interest.
Ozz, yes I've read it a number of times. No, I don't think it's silly because a lot of things have changed over the past few months - many things that's hard to keep up with and thus the question.
Anyway, thanks for your time you've put in coming up with the basic guide. Cheers!
The only person who can give you an ETA is Sven as he is the developer. I'm only beta-testing this tool and help out with some captcha improvements and suggesting features for own good .
But as I can talk about that tool by this time should indicate that it won't be that long until release (hopefully).
i don't know or haven't seen anything of the platform trainer yet. the only thing i know is what Sven has stated to he public like that it won't make use of the Internet Explorer shit, which is a good thing of course
but besides that and that he will work on it after the captcha tool is released i've absolute no clue about that feature.
I love the thread... Im also interested in paying someone to configure a campaign for me. Does anyone know if there is a service for this? PM me is your into this.
in clipbucket you embed a youtube-video so its a little bit more contextual.
in scribd you upload a pdf along with article title and summary.
however, check or uncheck all the engines that suits best for you. nothing is written in stone. important is only that you've understand the basic concept.
@ozz - would you advise to separate directories into a separate Secondary project for tier 1, each time as it takes a while to get them verified or just lump them with other secondary tier 1 links?
honestly, i can't make every descision for you. you can do it as a project of their own with "Don't remove URLs" checked. but its up to you. figure out what might work best for you and just do it.
yes, depends on how many tiers you like to built though. for "simplicity" over "control" reasons you can also built it like in the examples stated below. It depends on what your approach is and how difficult your keywords or how safe you like to do link building.
Important for this concept is just that you built contextual links to contextual links and feed them with the "kitchen sink" (secondary) as @ron like to call them. I also suggest to not use any or very high PR filters (like PR >3) on your projects to not limit yourself by those. High PR platforms are nice of course but to get a steady link flow and to keep it easy and natural you might not want to do that. In the end you get a good mix of all platforms with any sort of PR anyway.
Thanks for your reply. I will test it i hope so that will be good result after that. For each step i need create other content, right ? what do you mean by niche related blog comments ? How should i find them ?
niche related blog comments can be scraped with scrapebox or seperated with SER and some filters ("keyword on page", "keywords in url") for example.
you may want to skip them as my personal approach is that i like to simplify things, but thats up to you. the more quality you want, the more you need to seperate projects for different engines which means that it will become more complex in the end.
Ok, this is the dumbest question I can ask, I'm a serious newbie in SER =(
Can I know what does it mean by "splitting up your projects", As discussed in the thread? And how is it look like for a 'Combined project", maybe someone can tell me this so I can clearly differentiate between both of them, Thanks
For the top tier (links pointing to money site, or your own tier one if you chose), should you chose the "collect keywords" "use keywords to find sites" etc options? On the first tier? Or save that for the spammier, lower tiers.
Along the same lines, I am wondering if on Tier 1 you should be using more general terms than specific (long tail) for example (no need to hide it,) interior design [city] interior decorator [city]
should I also add the interior decorator interior design in there with it for tier 1?
This has been incredibly helpful. Thanks so much for creating the guide and sharing this great information.
I presume that since the whole point of the guide was to create "high quality" campaigns, that the recent Google updates haven't required changing much of what was recommended here.
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Also, Ozz how is the case study site going?
Anyway, thanks for your time you've put in coming up with the basic guide. Cheers!
Looking forward to the GSA Captcha Software also I heard something about GSA Platform Trainer. Any scoop about this ? ETA maybe
Can I know what does it mean by "splitting up your projects", As discussed in the thread? And how is it look like for a 'Combined project", maybe someone can tell me this so I can clearly differentiate between both of them, Thanks
should you chose the "collect keywords" "use keywords to find sites" etc options? On the first tier?
Or save that for the spammier, lower tiers.
for example (no need to hide it,)
interior design [city]
interior decorator [city]
should I also add the
interior decorator
interior design
in there with it for tier 1?