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Saturday, April 26, 2014
Thursday, April 24, 2014
17 DIRTY LINK BUILDING and SEO TOOLS Every Link Builder Should Have
Dirty, filthy, disgusting link building. You love it, don’t lie.
Ok you don’t have to love it, but if you’re a smart SEO, even in 2014 you’ll respect it. Tactics come and go but many tools have remained a staple of automated link building for one main reason, they work. With the right operator behind them and an effective strategy all the tools listed below can be used to create a solid ranking system.
Proceed with caution, for once you visit the dark side and taint your white hat SEO virginity, it can not be undone. It is also highly recommended that you drink at least one beer while operating these tools. Unlike operating heavy machinery, it is actually beneficial to consume alcohol while link blasting.
Contents
- 1 Link Building Automation
- 2 Content Creation Tools
- 3 Backlink Checking and Rank Tracking
- 4 VPS, Proxies, and Captcha Solving
- 5 Social Signals
- 6 Expired Domaining
Link Building Automation
GSA Search Engine Ranker
This is by far my favorite link building tool right now. It is crazy flexible and able to build some rather niche specific high quality backlinks on the first tier with the proper filters and manually spun content. Then for tier 2/3 links it can’t be beat, combine it with Kontent Machine and you can literally set up tier 2 blasts in a matter of minutes. As if the price of GSA wasn’t already ridiculously low ($99), here is a GSA Search engine ranker coupon that works for both SER and captcha breaker.
Rankwyz
Rankwyz allows you to manage a web2 and WordPress blog network. The difference between Rankwyz and say Ultimate Demon web2s is Rankwyz allows you to manage and repost to the blogs with ease. This sets them apart from the 1 page keyword.wordpress.com spam blogs. Google can see the lack of depth in those links, no bueno. Here is review of Rankwyz to check out and learn more about the service.
Link Emperor
This service is actually quite effective but use it with caution on your first tier. For example, the private network providers, sure they are some juiced links, but having tier 1 links you cant control on blog networks doing god knows what is never the safest strategy. But what you can do, is use Link Emperor or LE for short as a tier 2 cannon. Since these links will rank a site on the first tier, imagine how powerful they would be for juicing up some super legit first tier links.
Scrapebox
Do we even need to go there? If you do SEO then grabbing a copy of ScrapeBox is like bringing a calculator to Math class, it’s that important. So get on it.
Gscraper
It was quite noob of me to overlook Gscraper, this thing absolutely kills it. Combined with their proxy service it’s all I’m using for scraping, cancelled my 100 dedicated proxies for scraping and now I just rock this. Mass PR checking, mass scraping, sick proxy DB to just beat the hell out of, two thumbs up for Gscraper.
Content Creation Tools
Kontent Machine
Using Kontent Machine and GSA you can literally blast an unlimited amount of links. Since Kontent Machine allows you to export GSA ready templates you can literally pump out campaigns in a matter of minutes. My VA can churn them out all day.
Wicked Article Creator
The competitor to KM, WAC for short, is a beast mode content scraper. It gives you more control over your scraping on a line basis and also exports pre-made templates like KM. Overall for the hands off GSA templates KM is the best, but for my mass text manipulation needs, WAC you’re my boy blue.
WordaiWordai is used for auto spinning content. It’s the premium solution for auto spinning, a step up from the Best Spinner and with the right settings can be used on the first tier with low outputs.
The
Best SpinnerFor manual spinning nothing beats TBS, yes manual spinning is a complete pain in the ass. It works though so quit your wining and go hire a VA.
Backlink Checking and Rank Tracking
Ahrefs
Of all the backlink checkers out there, Ahrefs hands down beats the shit out of everyone. It blows the doors off Opensiteexplorer and spanks Majestic SEO the same. I know because I’ve blasted tons of links and used them all, clear cut Ahrefs finds way more than the competition, every time.
Microsite Masters
Gotta track them ranks, unless you like throwing darts blind folded. Micro site is my shit. Ability to add notes, share rank charts, sound tracking, microsite masters wins the day.
Inspyder Backlink Monitor
Inspyder is a very cool tool for multi tier backlink analysis. It allows you to see where there are holes in your tier structure along with identify non-indexed backlinks. This way you can build additional tiers or force indexation where needed.
VPS, Proxies, and Captcha Solving
PowerupHosting
Another awesome company that I’ve been pleased to work with. Right now I’m running 3 different servers, the Hyper-V pro VPS model with 5gb ram. They are amazing for running ScrapeBox, GSA, Ultimate Demon, SEnuke, etc. Hit them up and they will deploy your VPS within a few hours.
GSA Captcha Breaker
This captcha breaker has saved me literally thousands of dollars in captcha cost. It runs along side GSA and several other programs cracking a huge % of captchas for free beyond the initial cost of the software.
SquidProxiesFor your private a shared proxies this is hands down the best service out there. I have thoroughly tested them in this post and SquidProxies came out on top by almost 7 times!
Social Signals
Syndd
I am by no means a big fan of Syndd, but social signals aren’t always the easiest thing to generate naturally. So what are the solutions? Not many, it really comes down to Fiverr and Syndd. And I can assure anything from Fiverr is going to be be beyond complete shit. You’ll be literally getting theworst social signals possible.
Now Syndd is a step up from that shit but a necessary evil. It’s not same as getting a tweet from Pete Cashmore, so don’t expect viral traffic. But if you’re trying to make a site look natural while blasting links some social signals are key now days.
Expired Domaining
Freshdrop
This is the tool I used to find that 90% of my awesome domain snags. Freshdrop pulls expired listings from all the big domain registrars and gives you a huge range of metrics on each domain. Some of my favorites are, Majestic SEO backlinks, PR, Fake PR check, Archive.org records, google indexed pages, age, traffic, .edu links, .gov links, dmoz listed, and a ton more.
And that’s all folks, as the times change this page will be updated with the latest tools for automated link building. As of now this lineup is the cream of the crop.
If you have a question about any of these tools and their effectiveness, please leave a comment below. After posting this some solid questions came in and most of the value is now in the comments and replies. So hit me up!!
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Friday, April 18, 2014
90 Awesome Ways to Help You Make Money Online - Even If You're Dead Broke
FOUND THIS ON THE WARRIOR FORUM (reposted - written by Mustafa Khundmiri ) - THOUGHT I WOULD SHARE IT
Alright, so I wanted to make this thread as resourceful as possible. There are many warriors who are stilllooking for proven ways to make money online without any upfront investment. That's exactly what prompted me to compile a list of all the free and LEGITIMATE methods of generating cash online.
I personally researched and carefully nitpicked the best websites to make sure that none of them turn out to be scammy or dubious. So if you're looking for stuff like 'get paid to surf, click, email, read, fill in a survey' - you won't find it in here.
This list is fresh and as authentic as it can get - all the sites mentioned are reputed.
I tried to keep it simple, organized and easy to scan through, which is why you won't find any detailed descriptions. Just visit the site of your interest in order to learn more. Let's start...
Like Writing? (21 ways / 21 Ideas)
Like Doing Gigs? (8 Ways / 8 Ideas)
Like Designing Stuff? (11 Ways / 11 Ideas)
Like Coding? (6 Ways / 6 Ideas)
Like Helping Others? (15 Ways / 15 Ideas)
Like Having Fun? (6 Ways / 6 Ideas)
Like Getting Your Creative Juices Flowing? (9 Ways / 9 Ideas)
Like Promoting for Profit? (9 Ways to Promote)
Like Selling Random Stuff? (4 Ways to Sell)
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Alright, so I wanted to make this thread as resourceful as possible. There are many warriors who are stilllooking for proven ways to make money online without any upfront investment. That's exactly what prompted me to compile a list of all the free and LEGITIMATE methods of generating cash online.
I personally researched and carefully nitpicked the best websites to make sure that none of them turn out to be scammy or dubious. So if you're looking for stuff like 'get paid to surf, click, email, read, fill in a survey' - you won't find it in here.
This list is fresh and as authentic as it can get - all the sites mentioned are reputed.
I tried to keep it simple, organized and easy to scan through, which is why you won't find any detailed descriptions. Just visit the site of your interest in order to learn more. Let's start...
Like Writing? (21 ways / 21 Ideas)
- Get paid to write articles for AssociatedContent.com
- Get paid for writing how-to articles on eHow.com
- Get paid to post abstracts on Shvoong.com
- Get paid to translate at OneHourTranslation.com
- Get paid to transcribe audio files on oDesk.com
- Get paid to guide others at About.com
- Get paid to blog at Smorty.com
- Get paid to tweet at Sponsoredtweets.com
- Get paid for reviewing software at SoftwareJudge.com
- Get paid for reviewing websites on UserTesting.com
- Get paid for writing product reviews on Epinions.com
- Sell short reports at PayDotCom.com
- Sell your own paid newsletter using Tinyletter.com
- Sell your articles on Constant-Content.com
- Sell your own e-book on Tradebit.com
- Sell your own hardcover book by self-publishing it at Lulu.com
- Sell documents online at Gazhoo.com
- Sell essays at MyEssays.com
- Sell unique blog posts on Ghostbloggers.net
- Sell your story to top magazines and newspapers at Webuystories.com
- Sell your content on Scribd.com
Like Doing Gigs? (8 Ways / 8 Ideas)
- Get paid to do freelance work at Getafreelancer.com
- Get paid for doing gigs posted on Craigslist.com
- Get paid to do all sorts of stuff on Domystuff.com
- Get paid for taking pictures with your iPhone at Gigwalk.com
- Get paid to do gigs at Fiverr.com
- Get paid to work from home at Clicknwork.com
- Get paid for voice over work at Voices.com
- Get paid to do data entry work on oDesk.com
Like Designing Stuff? (11 Ways / 11 Ideas)
- Get paid to design on 99Designs.com
- Get paid to design T-Shirts at Threadless.com
- Get paid to design products at Ponoko.com
- Sell graphics on GraphicLeftovers.com
- Sell flash files at FlashDen.com
- Sell web design templates at ThemeForest.net
- Sell your product designs on Zazzle.com
- Sell your created font at FontOff.com
- Sell WordPress Themes at WPThemeMarket.com
- Sell your animation on Aniboom.com
- Sell your logo designs on Inkd.com
Like Coding? (6 Ways / 6 Ideas)
- Sell a turn-key website on Flippa.com
- Sell professional, flashy websites created using Wix.com
- Sell WordPress plugins at WPPlugins.com
- Sell software source code at Binpress.com
- Sell your pre-made Android apps at Buysellapp.com
- Sell scripts on Buystockscript.com
Like Helping Others? (15 Ways / 15 Ideas)
- Get paid by renting your place to travelers at Airbnb.com
- Get paid to share a tip on Daytipper.com
- Get paid to share coupons and discount codes on Buxr.com
- Get paid to teach your own online course at Wiziq.com
- Get paid to share how-to videos at Metacafe.com
- Get paid to socialize on myLot.com
- Get paid as a virtual assistant on 247virtualassistant.com
- Get paid to tutor on Tutor.com
- Get paid to offer your expertise at LivePerson.com
- Get paid for answering all types of questions at ChaCha.com
- Get paid for your advice on Ether.com
- Get paid to help with homework on StudentofFortune.com
- Get paid for sharing your knowledge on Buksia.com
- Get paid to answer expert questions at JustAnswer.com
- Sell e-learning courses at OpenSesame.com
Like Having Fun? (6 Ways / 6 Ideas)
- Get paid to play online games at Gamesville.com
- Get paid to upload files to Depositfiles.com
- Get paid for podcasting at Mevio.com
- Get paid to host live Internet radio shows at BlogTalkRadio.com
- Get paid to play a game against another player on Moola.com
- Sell virtual stuff from your store on SecondLife.com
Like Getting Your Creative Juices Flowing? (9 Ways / 9 Ideas)
- Sell your photos on BigStockPhoto.com
- Sell your music at Vibedeck.com
- Sell your videos to Fotolia.com
- Sell your audio at BuyStockSound.com
- Sell your ideas at Ideabuyer.com
- Sell handmade stuff on Etsy.com
- Sell your art on Imagekind.com
- Get paid for coming up with unique domain names on Pickydomains.com
- Get paid for coming up with market-ready names on NamingForce.com
Like Promoting for Profit? (9 Ways to Promote)
- Get paid to promote $100% instant commission products on Digiresults.com
- Get paid to promote webinars at Webinarswaps.com
- Get paid to promote web hosting from HostGator.com
- Get paid to promote $7 products on 7dollaroffers.com
- Get paid to promote physical products on Amazon.com
- Get paid to promote CPA offers at Affiliate.com
- Get paid to promote information products at Clickbank.com
- Sell leads to other businesses at Reply.com
- Sell magazine subscriptions at AcclaimSubscriptions.com
Like Selling Random Stuff? (4 Ways to Sell)
- Sell unused stuff on eBay.com
- Sell unused stuff on Craigslist.com
- Sell your old and new gadgets on BuyMyTronics.com
- Sell products in your own online shop at Shoply.com
STILL want more ways to make money?
No problem - Here are 10 BONUS ideas just for you:
- Do an odd job
- Seek emergency assistance from charities
- Collect your change
- Become a temp worker
- Hold a yard sale
- Recycle scrap metal
- Pawn your stuff
- Sell your hair and plasma
- Sell random stuff to motorists
- Go scavenging
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