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Forum signatures should automatically be nofollow - then you will receive less spam. Blog comments should also always be nofollow. In addition, I handle it in such a way that the name or at least nickname should also be under “Name”. Nobody calls their children “vacuum cleaner test”  Martin Mißfeldt wrote a very interesting article a few days ago: In “Renaissance of Black Hat Search Engine Optimization” he shows an example of a link builder who quickly achieved good rankings with many projects through Black Hat SEO or a private blog network.


Google penalty Xovilichter Contest winner Simon The procedure used, for example, by the India Car Owner Phone Number List winner of this year's Xovilichter Contest and the niche site Challenge Simon, is extremely simple. Using expired domains, on which only one article can be found, a website is linked using a money keyword. You then do this with a high double-digit number of domains – and rank brilliantly! Simon referred to Dr. Web commented on how he did it. Among other things, this paragraph is interesting: “Do you also use your PBN [Private Blog Network] strategy for clients who hire you as their SEO?” “Yes, this method is suitable for all sorts of SEO jobs. So I don't actually do anything other than setting up PBNs in SEO.




Always with a text that varies nicely. That's actually the most important thing. As long as you do it so that Google doesn't identify the PBN as such, there is no problem. I’ve been using this strategy for about a year now and it works just as well today as it did a year ago.” Simon, please don't take this the wrong way, but a year? Many questionable methods work for a year, sometimes two. But they all have one thing in common: sooner or later the rankings will plummet. seen projects that use questionable methods to rank high on Google. Sometimes customers would call me and say they wanted the same thing as their spammy competitors.