Welcome. 

Are you a Thelemite, Golden Dawn or Copperfield type of magician? 

Welcome. 

Most of us overlook the very uniqueness of where we live. 

Each part of the country is built around niches. If you attack those special niches, you make money. 

Not to give away niches that I want to pursue later, I will offer up these loose examples: things to do with snow skiing, or boating, hot air balloons. These are a bit mor…[Read more]

If you are in a city of only 150,000 and it’s surrounded by rural areas, then you might consider becoming the top dog in the city for marketing space. 

Start off with those niches where there is plenty of competition: insurance, plumbers, real estate agents and whatever the local economy is based off of. Like out here in California, the bread…[Read more]

Clarification of the OP question is needed prior to answering it? 

Great question for Andrew or Jake. 

I don’t have any active sites using SerpShaker or Double Agent…just did a bit of experimenting to see the capabilities. 

But I like the forum and those that run it. 

$250 each. No PR, because I keep those. 

Yes, it works very well. 

Agree with Matt’s advice here. I have used it successfully. 

Yes, there was. 

http://www.hmtweb.com/marketing-blog/panda-update-september-5-2014/

https://www.seroundtable.com/google-panda-update-19126.html

The only effective way to create and develop PBN’s for longevity is to offer real content that helps the visitors. 

You lose link juice after the first link. 

Every link divides the total available link juice. 

You do as few as possible, determined by your budget and needs. 

Spreading your links out among various niches is not a problem. Think of CNN or Huffington Post. No problem there. 

The uncertainty will create a boatload of cash for anyone wanting to sell a solution prior to understanding what the actual problems are. 

And of course, there is a simple solution that we all know is 100% correct – create real money sites and use them for personal PBN’s too. However, few people will be able to afford the 100 to 1,000 pbn…[Read more]

BigHappy said
Mark,
 
You’re sharing some great stuff here.
So I can build a site on a team (let’s say the Packers), come up with a list of everything they would sell to a fan (foam fingers, cheese heads, sweat bands, etc), maybe put some identifiers on them (blue, large, waterproof, whatever) and make a huge site.
After that would you just…

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Thanks for the recommendation Matt. 

Although this post is old, it is still valuable for understanding the value of different types of links: 

(OP: http://moz.com/blog/10-illustrations-on-search-engines-valuation-of-links)

All Links are Not Created Equal: 10 Illustrations on Search Engines’ Valuation of Links
May 27th…[Read more]

Sam3 said
You could just build massive plain posts to rank in SS and use DA to redirect individual posts or categories to a fancy cpa page

yep, this  is also how I suggest one do it. 

Plus use DA to overlay your 10 to 20 money sites for the same keyword. One pretty and 19 uglies. 

Yes, using too much spun content in a single dynamic code didn’t work for me. 

So, I have used multiple dynamic codes sections per article. Think 3 good sized paragraphs plus the static copy.  I don’t remember the character limit, but it is mentioned in the forum. 

You have come to the right place.  Do take advantage of the chat feature, it can really help in a pinch.