Comments on: The Art of Link Spamming http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/ Blackhat SEO Tips, Tactics & Articles Mon, 06 Sep 2010 07:37:24 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0-beta1 By: Aaron http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/#comment-1900 Aaron Thu, 18 Feb 2010 02:32:03 +0000 http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/#comment-1900 I am wondering how this guy got his link on a site: I wont put the site here but will describe how the link is. The source code on the page that he some how puts is: <!-- please don't remove the following code, it doesn't affect your blog design --> <a href="http://www.hissite.com/305-hispage.html">305 movie</a> Its a hidden link on a word press site, he managed to get it into the frame work of the page. My question is how did he do it? Any ideas? Aaron My question is how did he do this, there is 100's of other sites where he put this link I am wondering how this guy got his link on a site:

I wont put the site here but will describe how the link is.

The source code on the page that he some how puts is:


305 movie

Its a hidden link on a word press site, he managed to get it into the frame work of the page.

My question is how did he do it? Any ideas?

Aaron

My question is how did he do this, there is 100’s of other sites where he put this link

]]> By: BlackHatBob http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/#comment-1875 BlackHatBob Mon, 08 Feb 2010 23:43:39 +0000 http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/#comment-1875 One more question: 6 figures annually isnt that great unless it's like mid-upper 6 figures annually. Do you know of any BHer that is making 7 figures or more? You see, my goals are not small. One more question: 6 figures annually isnt that great unless it’s like mid-upper 6 figures annually. Do you know of any BHer that is making 7 figures or more? You see, my goals are not small.

]]> By: BlackHatBob http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/#comment-1874 BlackHatBob Mon, 08 Feb 2010 23:21:50 +0000 http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/#comment-1874 Dude, that is so friggin funny, and yet so simple. I really don't know why I didnt think of doing this. What I have been doing is setting up some crappy free website and using a variety of spamming techniques to see how it reacts. But I like your idea better. I think internally we are all greedy and we think to ourselves "what if it works? I wont benefit from it". But that thinking will limit what we do (as far as spamming goes). Dude, that is so friggin funny, and yet so simple. I really don’t know why I didnt think of doing this. What I have been doing is setting up some crappy free website and using a variety of spamming techniques to see how it reacts. But I like your idea better. I think internally we are all greedy and we think to ourselves “what if it works? I wont benefit from it”. But that thinking will limit what we do (as far as spamming goes).

]]> By: Ration packs http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/#comment-1861 Ration packs Sat, 06 Feb 2010 10:16:26 +0000 http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/#comment-1861 In the interests of promoting the ethos outlined in your article I’m commenting largely anonymously. I’ve seen loads of crap link-building projects work time and time again and it makes me cringe to see the work that is being passed off as SEO and although I am hugely reluctant to do so, will there come a point when I jump right in and join them? What am I supposed to say to clients who are being outdone by comment spammers, article marketers and directory submitters? Wil I stop allowing comments on my company blog to stop the [Web Design Mumbai] crowd from pestering me with their pitchy “Great post!” “Congratulations on fine web site and nice advice” plugs? I’ll confess that out of morbid curiosity I’ve recently set up a test site on an exact match domain and am trying out all these daft techniques to see just how effective they are. I rather suspect they’ll work well and I’ll end up crying into my morning cup of coffee. That said, the thought of littering the web with useless comments and duff links makes me cringe and makes me feel sorry for the future generations who will have to find their way through the quagmire, not to mention pay for all the spinning discs storing all those precious bytes of spam! In the interests of promoting the ethos outlined in your article I’m commenting largely anonymously.

I’ve seen loads of crap link-building projects work time and time again and it makes me cringe to see the work that is being passed off as SEO and although I am hugely reluctant to do so, will there come a point when I jump right in and join them? What am I supposed to say to clients who are being outdone by comment spammers, article marketers and directory submitters?

Wil I stop allowing comments on my company blog to stop the [Web Design Mumbai] crowd from pestering me with their pitchy “Great post!” “Congratulations on fine web site and nice advice” plugs?

I’ll confess that out of morbid curiosity I’ve recently set up a test site on an exact match domain and am trying out all these daft techniques to see just how effective they are. I rather suspect they’ll work well and I’ll end up crying into my morning cup of coffee.

That said, the thought of littering the web with useless comments and duff links makes me cringe and makes me feel sorry for the future generations who will have to find their way through the quagmire, not to mention pay for all the spinning discs storing all those precious bytes of spam!

]]> By: sioux falls cars http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/#comment-1820 sioux falls cars Tue, 26 Jan 2010 16:36:12 +0000 http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/#comment-1820 Good post. I've been thinking of buying xrumer. Good post. I’ve been thinking of buying xrumer.

]]> By: upThis http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/#comment-1817 upThis Tue, 26 Jan 2010 03:24:57 +0000 http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/#comment-1817 Straight to the heart of the matter! This is the first time I've heard link spamming referred to as an art form. It certainly is, and is one worth knowing. Thanks, keep bringing in the goods. Straight to the heart of the matter! This is the first time I’ve heard link spamming referred to as an art form. It certainly is, and is one worth knowing. Thanks, keep bringing in the goods.

]]> By: blackhatseo blogging http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/#comment-1811 blackhatseo blogging Fri, 22 Jan 2010 13:27:20 +0000 http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/#comment-1811 its funny when peoeel buy xrumer, take default base and spam their whitehat site they were workin on sicne months blowing up everything within few hours its funny when peoeel buy xrumer, take default base and spam their whitehat site they were workin on sicne months blowing up everything within few hours

]]> By: Phantom Cloaker http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/#comment-1810 Phantom Cloaker Thu, 21 Jan 2010 17:25:58 +0000 http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/#comment-1810 You are exactly right. Most people don't realize that there is a learning curve when purchasing this type of software. I purchased some cloaking software about 8 years ago and didn't take the time initally to learn how to use. Or to use it to its fullest potential. After having it for about 5 years I finally took the time to learn what really made it work for me. Now I don't run a site without it. I just recently purchased scrapebox and Ubot software and I am contemplating XRumer as well. Another learning curve, but I will get there. Damn good article by the way. You are exactly right. Most people don’t realize that there is a learning curve when purchasing this type of software. I purchased some cloaking software about 8 years ago and didn’t take the time initally to learn how to use. Or to use it to its fullest potential. After having it for about 5 years I finally took the time to learn what really made it work for me. Now I don’t run a site without it.
I just recently purchased scrapebox and Ubot software and I am contemplating XRumer as well. Another learning curve, but I will get there. Damn good article by the way.

]]> By: Stuff about Googleand why we dont like them http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/#comment-1807 Stuff about Googleand why we dont like them Thu, 21 Jan 2010 01:38:41 +0000 http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/#comment-1807 i use scrapebox. Will keep reading your blog, some nice stuff on there! i use scrapebox. Will keep reading your blog, some nice stuff on there!

]]> By: Google doesn't like me http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/#comment-1806 Google doesn't like me Thu, 21 Jan 2010 01:37:14 +0000 http://www.contentgeneration.org/the-art-of-link-spamming/#comment-1806 Dude you have a REAL good blog, i am not spamming this to get a link, i mean it :) I know according to your entries you are on BHW, warriors and DP...so i assume you know your ****. Will keep reading, good stuff!!! G. Dude you have a REAL good blog, i am not spamming this to get a link, i mean it :) I know according to your entries you are on BHW, warriors and DP…so i assume you know your ****. Will keep reading, good stuff!!! G.

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