BrianW said
Great stuff, Doug, in both posts. Thank you for sharing.
I’m looking fwd to understanding more about Spikes from Jake and Andrew – having a difficult time getting my head around them at the moment and how they differ from current landlord sites.
We’ll know soon.  

Yeah, we kinda screwed the pooch on our initial introduction of…[Read more]

Odd, we haven’t had this problem…

Nick

I don’t have the time right now to write such a detailed post like above, simply because Doug pretty much said the same thing I’d say because that’s how we use it as well, AND I need to create and send out 2 statements to the 2 companies I leased Serp Spike sites to this afternoon.  

Ok, I’m sure people are going to ask “HOW are you selling t…[Read more]

I also use Host9 and an confirm SS and DA work fine there. If you’re having trouble, it is NOT the host.

I have 4 full-time VA’s and would be happy to have them do some tasks for anyone here who needs something done and doesn’t want to commit to hiring someone. The prices would be fair, and I’ll be supervising the jobs.

Nick

I use a plugin called “Pretty Link” to forward the links in lieu of Bit.ly.  I can pull up the clicks by date… and it adds an extra level of protection so I don’t spam my client’s sites with links. I choose “temporary” and then “no follow”.

Nick

We don’t sell leads, we create sites then lease them by the month and give them a monthly click report… so it’s a little different. However, we market by email. We write a email and send it to every garage door company in the state, then talk to the ones who respond.

I’m sure it takes longer to find a client than cold calling, but it’s…[Read more]

The issue is exactly what I posted up top… when we created SS pages it was adding letters on the SEMeasy panel that created an error and kept Double Agent from working. (see screenshot) Not the SEMeasy “Control Panel”, but the SEmeasy section when you click on “Edit Post”.

Luckily we had not updated every site we use SS on so we went back a…[Read more]

After HOURS of trial and error, we found the problem was with Serp Shaker, not SEMeasy… so we’ve got it working again.

Nope, nada, nilch – at least none that have been set up by, or reported to, us

Tim said
I’m interested as well. I’ve heard of others having brands go after them when using them to drive traffic. Do they have a legal standing? I don’t know. However, you and I don’t have the budget to find out. 
I’d like to know where the line in the sand is or isn’t for this.

The line is “fair use”, but it’s a pretty expensive one to draw