Relevant Text Links are Not Relevant to your Site’s Success
Posted on July 15, 2010
Filed Under Buying Links
I am getting reports of great results from several SEOs that link relevancy has not mattered much with google for the last year or so. Many SEOs are taking advantage and buying links on whatever site that will sell them and making a bundle in the process.
This strikes me as odd as I would think google would be getting better and not worse in determining the relevancy of a paid link. I would recommend that if you have a chance at gaining a few nice links that are totally unrelated to your site don’t turn them down. Take advantage of this situation while it lasts. However, don?t go overboard so your site stays afloat if google ever can figure out that a dog food link on an ipod site is not a good fit.
The one exception is if you have a throw away site you want to get ranked fast and make a quick buck while the getting is good. In this case, point boatloads of whatever links you can get at the best price. Just don’t complain when your money machine gets shut down. Eventually, I would think, google will figure things out when it comes to link relevancy.
–Jazz
Masive Link Packages Rocking in Google
Posted on October 15, 2007
Filed Under Text Link Advertising, Worthless Text Links, Google
Everyday I study the Google SERPs and continue to be happily amazed. I find it ironic that for all the tough paid link talk, Google seems to love crappy paid links more than ever. Link buyers with new sites that bought those 1,000 -10,000 non relevant link packages over the past 6 months are happy as pigs in slop as many are ranking with the big boys now.
Normally turnover on these packages is fairly high as new webmasters give up after three or four months without measurable results. Now that they are killing the SERPs non-renewals are almost non-existent over the past 4 months.
Still, I have to think this complete loss of the ability to manage link spam is a temporary Google glitch (one that can make someone several thousand dollars in the right niche). It is also a great opportunity for those that have 100,000s of links to sell because SEOs are buying up as many links as possible for their clients.
It’s funny, I’ll see an SEO preach about buying high quality relevant links and they are the first ones to buy up all the garbage links - I think they know what I am seeing and don’t want to let the cat out of the bag. Let the competitors run scared while they slash and burn.
But stubbornly I stick to my mantra (for now) - Buy links in the existing content of relevant websites.
Blogger’s that sell Worthless Links
Posted on September 28, 2007
Filed Under Worthless Text Links, Stupid Bloggers
I will add this to my new Stupid Bloggers category, along with my stupid bloggers post. Actually it should be stupid greedy bloggers but space is limited…
I came across this post today on how to block people from viewing your plugins directory so they can’t snitch on you to Google that you are a PAID LINK SELLER. Read more
Google Loves Crap Paid Links
Posted on September 28, 2007
Filed Under Worthless Text Links, Google
Over the past few weeks, either Google removed their filters to block sites that buy 10,000s of worthless links, or someone found a way to exploit a Google weakness. This Google shitstorm is making me sound pretty darn stupid. At Buy Sell Links I preach that if you must buy links, buy relevant links, preferably in content on high quality sites. Read more
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