What would you do if you were driving by the street and a few thousand kilos of lemons fell of the sky?
Raining Lemons
May 7th, 2008 — Stuff
Link Building In A Breeze
April 21st, 2008 — Link Building
My friend Darkseo partnered with Busin3ss. Only good things can come of this union.
These two gentlemen came up with Blog Farm Explosion.
Now, I quitted developing blog farms ever since social bookmarking and tagging came along. Especially since Google got pretty good at unveiling link schemes that lived in same IP ranges. I just didn’t feel like buying one of those SEO Host packages with multiple C Blocks, and installing all those blogs and covering all the footprints. It seemed like work
This is different though. Blog Farm Explosion is about getting content embedded links from thousands of domains and IPs, C Blocks with almost no effort involved.
The tool posts content to WPMU enabled websites, creating a wordpress blog, posting content and links. The features are great and they keep improving it with user feedback.
If you need a fast, easy and automated way to build links to your domains this could be a winner for you. I am not placing any ref links or anything here, and the only thing I’m getting out of this post is the priviledge of recommending a good product that I know can improve the ranking capability of any of your pages. Will it make money for you? If you know a thing or two about SEO and Monetization, yes, for sure.
Thanks Brad for pointing out the limited time discount offer.
An Intriguing Story About Black Hat, DDOS Attacks, The White House, Terrorists And The CIA
March 19th, 2008 — Uncategorized
(not the latest novel of John Grisham)
Later that night Mr Blue Hat SEO decided to piss off the stupid kids of the syndk8 crew…
Fuck it, he thought. Not like any real spammer will give a shit about this post anyways, the guys who can crack a captcha read my blog as pure entertainmet. That’s if they are not busy hacking some government or edu site, lol. Anyways, I’ll be a drama queen about it, and post the info. This might even turn out as a nice linkbait and have some fun in the process.
Read the whole story as it develops.
Create Your Own Amy Winehouse
March 13th, 2008 — Viral, Web 2.0
(Most) SEOs are leeches. We identify phrases with popularity and then push content to the top of the search engine listings for these phrases.
Some people build their own buzz and create search volume for phrases that didn’t have any before.
Knowing how to generate both visibility and popularity for relatively unknown phrases can take you from being an SEO leech to becoming a marketing genious.
If the clock went back one time and you were hired by an underground record label to promote Amy Winehouse online. What would you do?
I Got Lost From Matt Cutt’s blog
February 27th, 2008 — Blogging
I asked, and you answered.
I thank you deeply.
Below is a (mildly edited) list of the things that people are expecting from this blog, or the reasons they ended up here.
- I want to learn some black hat skills to make money online
- Some tips and tricks from black seo field.
- How you get links? How you keep links? How do you avoid the inevitable lawsuits?
- If you could write about something IM/AM/SEO/SEM/…-related, that is _not_ totally retarded or targeted to absolute beginners I would be glad.
- Entertainment.
- I’d like to see you avoid the same rehashing of the news that 95% of the SEO sites out there do.
- Give us some more random advanced seo toys!!!
- I want to see a site called “blackhat seo diary” actually discuss blackhat seo. Possibly even in a diary fashion…Maybe in vague terms discuss things you are working on. Use the blog as a refresher for things you might have forgotten, ask for advice about things you don’t know.
- More ideas for abusing g**gle for an intermediate black hat
- I would like to see program ideas, coding, etc. how to identify a need for a tool, then the coding and development of it, updating it, etc. How to stay ahead.
- I just want to get an idea of what fellow blackhatters are doing.
- Post because you’ve got content, not to keep your rhythm up.
- We’re here for a fuller understanding. Posts with new, creative, or at least thoughtful, approaches & techniques that are well-researched are key. Shorter rather than longer, too.
- One word - inspiration.
- To understand the mindset of a blackhatter. Maybe also learn how to live without a conscience.
- I got lost from Matt Cutt’s blog.
I will do my best to give you what you asked for.
Contrary to popular belief, the main reason Black Hat SEOs don’t post too often is not because they want to keep the secrets for themselves, but because they are too busy making money. White Hat Blogs that talk about Black Hat SEO don’t make money. Neverheless, I guess it’s some kind of ego thing that keeps us blogging.
Oh, cheers for the laugh Mark.
Hey People, What Do You Want From Me?
February 14th, 2008 — Blogging
This blog has 340 RSS subscribers, so I am asking all 340 of you. Plus those who visit the website instead of subscribing.
Why did you subscribe?
What do you want from this blog?
If you took the time to subscribe I’m sure you can spare one minute to reply to this thread and let me know what it is that you want to read about.
YACG Mass Installer Is Fucking Great
February 13th, 2008 — Black Hat Seo Tools, YACG
I will tell you why I think YACG Mass Installer Is Fucking Great
A little over a year ago it was really easy to crank up a few million pages generated by some publicly available page generator such as RSSGM, get indexed by the search engines and watch your Adsense income roll in.
I already explained why Adsense sucks.
RSSGM also sucks. Not because it was a bad tool to start with, but simply because it has been around for a long while, and its footprints are very well known already.
So here’s the deal. Many SEO analphabets (or as I call them, Black Hat Monkeys) spent enourmous amount of hours generating these pages and getting them indexed with simple techniques such as blog and ping. Many of them did very well for themselves while the trend lasted.
Some of them, the smart ones, adapted to the new times.
I already talked about YACG. I think YACG is a great little tool. Even if you are not a programmer you can find your way around it pretty fast, and within minutes of playing with it you can modify the hell out of it so you hide its footprints.
I have built YACG sites and got them indexed within days. But the best thing is that they last in the index.
The fact that I am using my own content source (very easy to hook to YACG) may have something to do with the fact that my sites are not getting banned.
If you think going this way is worth it, sign up on YACG forums. It’s full of code to use and ideas. Im sure if you have some PHP skills you’ll be conding your own content source in hours.
But don’t let that stop you if you are not a code or you can’t afford one. I know a guy who’s using nothing but regular YACG content sources and he’s at $100 + a day.
Here’s the problem though. Some YACG sites pull a lot of traffic, and some don’t. It depends on the keyword list you are using. On time, you want to use only traffic pulling lists. But nevertheless, each site pulls in a low amount of traffic, so you need to build many sites if you want to generate a significant income this way.
This is where YACG Mass Installer comes in. This is a tool created by the original YACG Developer, Busin3ss.
If it took you 3 to 5 minutes to install each site with YACG, using YACG Mass Installer you’ll be able to install 10 to 15 sites in that amount of time.
But, seriously, this is not even the best part of YACG Mass Installer. What I really like is the ability to generate templates and cover footprints. It allows you to do this really fast, and really well. This will make your sites live much longer in the index.
I hope you are seeing how powerful this tool is. I also hope that you notice that I am not placing any affiliate links in this post. So do you think I am recommending YACG Mass Installer for your benefit or mine?
So Gotan, does this mean that if I buy this tool and start generating YACG sites like crazy, I’ll make a lot of money?
As long as you sign up in their forums first so you get to know the tool inside and out, and you avoid leaving clumsy footprints, yes.
Of course you will also need some intelligent link building method, not like you can keep blogging and pinging like you used to
So tell me. How do you feel about YACG? Are you making money using it?
Gossip Boys (Or SEO Attention Whores)
January 16th, 2008 — Blogosphere
Go read this awesome post from your friendly neighbour Mad Hat
There seems to be more intelligent conversation on Perez Hilton sometimes. What’s the point of that response? It doesn’t add to the conversation in any way. Rand, why is it pure hypocrisy? Why is it attention baiting? It’s like grade school. You’re a sissy, na na na na. Blogs and communities are supposed exist to encourage intelligent conversation and not “fuck you eat shit and die”. Enough already.
Let’s Beat Up Dreamhost - AAAH!!! (read: William Wallace Battle Scream)
January 15th, 2008 — Crisis Management
Doesn’t matter if as soon as possible (within the hour) there was a message in users’ control panels letting everyone know what happened. Doesn’t matter that they admitted their mistake, communicated promptly and solved the crisis timely. Nor the fact that they promised to refund incorrect charges made to members.
Shit happens. None of us are perfect. They said they were wrong, they said “Sorry” and they fixed it quickly. And people are still mad at them. For being a bit funny about it in the blog and in the newsletter. For thinking that it was possible to have some fun and laugh at themselves for a minute (it was actually a good post.)
Am I the only one that feels this way? Maybe some people should lighten up?
Paid Links Are Dead, Or Is It Google Who Is Dead?
December 19th, 2007 — Paid Links, Black Hat Seo
There is one truth not even Matt Cutts will dare to challenge:
Buying links will help your indexing and your ranking.
Why does Google have a problem with it?
Well, let’s look at it from Google’s point of view.
- They figured out a way to make money by providing relevant results in their search engine listings.
- To achieve this they rely heavily on the link analysis component of their algorithm.
- Their link analysis relies on the fact that webmasters link to other websites out of a genuine interest to direct their audience to the target website due to its quality content.
- When webmasters link to other websites because of other reasons, Google results tend to decrease in quality and relevancy. Such reasons might be the following:
- Paid links
- Link exchanges
- Authority Link Networks
- In general terms, any other situation in which the objective of placing the link is not benefiting the audience with a quality link but rather benefiting the search engine positioning of the target website.
- There is a clear gap between the premise of their algorithm (that webmasters link to other websites out of a genuine interest to direct their audience to the target website due to its quality content) and reality (that webmasters link to other websites for a myriad of reasons that are sometimes commercial and sometimes not)
- Google has two ways to close this gap.
- Change the algorithm
- Change webmasters behavior
- Changing the algorithm must be too damn hard because Google is attempting to change webmasters’ behavior.
- They are doing so with methods like this one, or this one.
What does this mean to you, as a Black Hat SEO interested in making money online?
- You will keep buying links because they will keep helping your indexing and your rankings.
- You will do it under the radar, avoiding high profile websites with high PR to avoid human detection.
There is a new link broker in town. You can go ahead and grab your share of free paid link ads for a limited time.
Why am I recommending it? Simply because they provide a good way to purchase links under the radar: they allow publishers to sell links on every page of their websites, which means you can buy links on hundreds or thousands of deep pages in other websites.
Remember, with the new witch hunt on paid links only under the radar link buying will work. Under these circumstances TNX system allows you to operate slowly under the trenches and avoid unnecessary exposure.
They have some measures to prevent advertisers from placing links that contradict the content of the page where they are placed and they also forbid advertising of PPC (porn, pills and casino) sites, which is kind of a shame for people like us
but it means that the quality of the outbound links will be harder to trace as spam.
Usual anti footprints measures are recommended: avoid repetitive anchor text and excessive linking from single domains and you’ll be fine.
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