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Ik Start vandaag een experiment van 10 dagen waarin ik per dag minimum 1 blackhat manier ga uitproberen…

Per dag zal ik dan ook een rapport geven hoe het gegaan is.

Gisteren nl de website http://SEOvideo.info Online gezet..
Het is gewoon een youtube scraper in de zin van jij tikt in wat je wil zien en voila daar komt het

Vandaag start ik met backlinks want ik wil eerst en vooral geindexeerd worden
weet er trouwens iemand een manier om een pagina aan te maken per gezochte term?

Nu word de pagina enkel dynamisch aangemaakt.
het zou bevoorbeeld wel goed zijn moest er effectief een pagina word aangemaakt per term, zo zou ik snel een aantal paginatjes hebben..

Dus ken je iets van PHP of DB contacteer me!!!

Tot morgen

UPDATE DAG 1

ja een beetje later dan verwacht maar hier is de eerste dag….

Site: SEOvideo.info
Programma gebruikt: CommentHut
difficulty 1-10: 1
Duur : 6uren
(kan gelijk hoe lang zijn hangt af van aantal urls)
Automatisch: Nee

Hoe:
Download
Download AUB als gratis user!!

unzip install yada yada yada

ok hier begint het, voor een blackhat programmatje heel simpel en gebruiksvriendelijk
Commenthut is een programma die zoekt naar blog met DOFOLLOW COMMENT mogelijkheden.

Deze 3 keywords heb ik gebruikt

“SEO” | “SEO VIDEO” | “SEO VIDEOS”

Je vult deze gewoon in bij “search terms”
je kan meerdere keywords in 1 keer invullen maar heb ondervonden dat het beter lukt keyword per keyword..

Vergeet niet naast search terms is er een dropdown (search type) zet die op “all platforms”

Afhankelijk van hoeveel blogs er zijn in jouw zoek term kan het makkelijk een uurtje duren voordat Commenthut gedaan heeft met zoeken.

Ongeveer een uurtje later dus …. het resultaat van :

300+ wordpress en idem voor wordpress.com blogs

150 Hubpages
enz..

Nadat Commenthut gedaan heeft met zoeken, ga je zien dat er XXX aantal wordpress blogs zijn XXX aantal wordpress.com blogs zijn enz…

Natuurlijk zijn enkel blogpagina’s met een hoge PR belangerijk—> dus in opties kan je instellen vanaf welke PR je wil commentaar geven (ik stel de mijne in op PR3)
Stel de Snelheid van PR check op een laag niveau (GELOOF MIJ ) ander kan google je ip bannen (GELOOF MIJ )

Selecteer per platform alle blogs en klik op PR check, Commenthut gaat nu alle paginas checken en enkel die houden met PR3 of meer..

Resultaat: hangt natuurlijk af van jouw keywords
voor mijn site:
op 1 dag gelinkt door

1 PR7
12 PR6
37 PR5
120+ PR4
300+ PR3

Hoe verdien ik hier geld mee?
mja met je eigen site moeilijk..
Maar, en dit is de reden dat ik wat later was met het rapport..
ik was ingehuurd om 50 backlinks te maken via e-lance, Hoeveel krijg ik daarvoor? $250!!!

niet slecht verdiend voor een uurtje werk

There was a lot of talk lately about the DOfollow
some big sites joined in and the list got bigger and bigger

well :-), now there is a way to find them all

just go to the DOFOLLOW search page…

Have a Happy New Year

Publishing guest posts on popular blogs is a tried and tested way to get inbound links and traffic. There are certain things you can do to make this experience even more rewarding.In this post, I want to share a number of methods you can use to maximize the rewards of any guest post you publish.

A note: This post will tell you how to get the most out of guest posting once you’ve got a blogger who’s willing to publish you. If you want more information on getting to that point, I’d suggest you read Darren’s tips on pitching to bloggers.

Do your research

A little bit of research is essential before you submit your guest post to be published. It will help make sure you’re properly rewarded for your work and that you produce something that will be well received by the blog’s audience.

Does the blogger give adequate credit to guest posters? If the blog you’re writing for doesn’t allow an in-post byline for its guest-authors, don’t bother. If you write a post including a byline for this kind of blog, the author will most likely remove the byline and publish your work without it. I’ve had this happen to me before — it’s not fun!

What kind of posts work well on the blog? Take a look at some of the blog’s most popular posts to get an idea of what worked well. Could you create something with similar elements?

Are there any gaps waiting to be filled? I wrote my first guest post for ProBlogger on drawing StumbleUpon visitors into your blog because I noticed it was something that hadn’t been covered much before. It went on to become one of this blog’s most popular posts. Ask yourself: how can I use what I know to bring something unique to the blog?

The ideal guest post will show off your skills and impress. Photo by lightgazer.

Optimize your post for greater rewards

What you write and how you present it can influence how rewarding your guest posting experience will be. Here are a few tips to help you optimize your posts.

Link to yourself and others. If you’ve written something that relates to the guest post on your own blog, find a way to work in a link. You can link out to other sources as well if you’d like to take a more democratic approach. A note: if you haven’t written something vitally on topic, don’t link out just for the sake of it. This will look like you’re putting self-promotion above relevance.

Put in a real effort. It’s easier to have social media success with your post on a popular blog because there’s a bigger pool of readers to vote for what you write. More traffic to the post means more click-throughs to your site. In other words, it’s not actually worth it to write the minimum required just to get a link back to your blog. Writing a great guest post will drastically increase the rewards.

Participate in the comments section. One of the metrics whereby bloggers judge the success of a post (as you know) is the comment count. You can raise this and make a good impression on those who’ve commented by responding to questions and feedback on your guest post.

Call in favors. Use your connections to bump along the success of your guest post. You can contact social media users you know, link to the post from your own blog, or pitch the link to other bloggers.

Crafting your byline

The byline is where you’re credited for your writing. You can see an example at the bottom of this post. Most bloggers will give you the freedom to put whatever you like in your byline (within reason) — as long as it’s not too long. The byline is the place where people will decide whether or not to click-through to your own blog, so it’s important to get it right.

Create a byline to suit your goals. If you mainly want feed subscribers, include only a link to your feed. If you want feed subscribers and traffic, include a link to your feed and your site. If you only want traffic, drop the link to your feed. If you want to sell a product, mention it instead.

Appeal to your target audience. If you write for a certain type of people (for example: bloggers, dads, Zen Masters), include that information in your byline. It will capture the attention of the kind of people you want reading your blog.

Explain the benefits. If you want people to visit your site or subscribe to your feed, explain what they’ll get in return. Useful advice? Hints and tips? Free stuff? Give people a reason to do what you want.

Points to review

• Take the time to research the blog you’d like to write for.
• Write with the blog’s target audience in mind.
• A quality post can help you just as much as it helps the blog’s owner.
• Craft your byline to compliment what you want to get out of guest posting.

Skellie is a regular writer for ProBlogger. Subscribe to her feed for more useful blogging advice.