Friday, November 18, 2016

Developing PBN

Would you like to own your own private blog network?
You should understand already how your very own blog network could be the most powerful and reliable tool at your disposal, so why I wonder, don’t you already have one?
Are you worried that it will cost you thousands of dollars and be a complete pain to manage? Do you lack the geek skills required to actually set one up from scratch?
Well fear not. With a little forethought, outsourcing and clever thinking – it can be done fairly simply and for less than five hundred bucks – and if you follow this step by step guide, then you could soon be easily ranking for low and medium competition keywords with the added bonus that you no longer have to worry about any Google updates.


PRIVATE BLOG NETWORK - QUALITY CONTROL

To make our network of sites look real, we’re gonna do something unusual – we’re actually going to make real sites…
Each site that we build for our network will have an aged domain with good domain authority, a unique logo, unique and useful articles, a different theme and some core plugins installed to make the site usable.
Free Idea: Got some friends or family who want to learn about making and maintaining websites? Give them each a site so they can learn about being a webmaster. Publishing articles, updating plugins, changing themes and moderating comments.
Here is the checklist of steps that we are going to do for each site. You’ll want to complete each step in order to build each site on our blog network.
Planning is KEY - Fail to Prepare, Prepare to Fail.

CHOOSING A DOMAIN NAME​

We will be utilizing expired domain names for our network, domains that have existing back-links and domain authority. Remember we are creating a high quality network of sites, so the domain names themselves should also be decent.
We don’t want to be buying domains that are obviously junk, or ones that have porn or pharma type words in them. We don’t want anything that will make the domain name stand out negatively, and I personally only ever consider .com.net or .org extensions, as well as country specific ones if they come up and you can register them.​

WHERE TO FIND EXPIRED DOMAINS?

Visit Expired Domains and sign up for an account. These guys publish daily lists of domains that have just expired, and you can use their filters to find a good domain.
Do a search for all the .com domains that have dropped in the past 24 hours with 100 links minimum. Here is a snapshot of the settings I use.
On the second tab of the search form, make sure you select “only available Domains” as there is no point spending time researching a domain if it is unavailable.
I generally then order the results by the DA (Domain Authority) column, which show how authoritative Moz thinks the site is. You’ll want to look out for domains that have a DA of above 20 and more than 10 linking root domains.
The higher the DA of your blog network’s sites, the better for ranking your money sites!
Have a scan down the list and pick out a few that take your fancy. No need to spend too much time worrying about the actual text of the domain name, it’s the domain authority that we are after, not a catchy URL. Once you have picked a few head on over to Open Site Explorer to check the DA of the domains you are looking at.
Remember to check both the domain.com and www.domain.com versions of the domain you are interested in.
The higher the DA the better (it’s far more important than Pagerank, which hasn't been updated in months, and is basically dead).
UPDATE: Google has confirmed that they will no longer be updating the toolbar page rank, so as mentioned above it’s properly dead, so feel free to ignore it.
You’ll ideally be looking for domains with a DA of 15 or higher. Once you find a good strong domain, you need to check out the back-link profile. Checking the existing back-links can be done easily at AhrefsMajestic or Open Site Explorer.
This is a very important step, and you’ll want to make sure that the back-link profile is genuine and not a load of crap, as a crap back-link profile could cause the domain to be penalized, and we don’t want that.
This method of finding a domain name requires a little bit of effort, but can pay off. If you are short on time and don’t mind paying up for domain names, then you should look at the following resources, which will potentially save you time, but will cost more.
  • Domain Jawa
  • Domain Boy
  • Hammerhead Domains
  • godaddy auctions
  • private sellers on BHW, WF, DP etc – but be extra vigilant
Please be wary about buying domains from Godaddy Auctions, not only are the auctions very well subscribed (pushing the price higher) but it has recently come to my attention that Blackhat guys are sending extortion emails to people asking for money to keep their domains private or they will be forwarded to various members at Google.

From what I have heard the scammer watches Godaddy Auctions, waits for a domain to be won and for a new site to be placed on that domain, and then they email the owner.
Don’t forget though no matter where you buy your domains from, you have to exercise caution, and perform your due diligence checks, otherwise you are just wasting your time and money.
When you purchase the domain name, you’ll want to enable whois privacy. This is an extra step required to ensure the anonymity of your blog network.
If you are purchasing an available domain, then I can whole-heartedly recommend Namecheap. The domain itself will be about $8 and they include free domain whois privacy for the first year, which is a great deal.
If you want to buy through them, clicking my affiliate link (here) will earn me a few pennies for every domain you register. I’d be very grateful and might even print and laminate a small photo of you in your honor for every domain you buy…

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Top Seo websites list According to Spyfu

Thursday, February 2, 2012

List of cell phone web portals

Mydala : mydala is a great websites that gives users cool deals in their city leveraging the power of group buying. MyDala by now has partnered with more than 60 popular businesses across India to offer deals on restaurants, shopping, health and beauty, recreation, services, and events. Mydala is available in many countries in India. SnapDeal : SnapDeal is one of India’s biggest deal-a-day site. It is a service that drives huge number of customers to retail businesses, by providing one very attractive deal everyday (upto 90% off). The site is currently operational in 9 cities in India, and looking to add 10 more cities soon. eBay : eBay.in is an online auction and shopping website in which people and businesses buy and sell a broad variety of goods and services. This site contains attractive deals on millions of collectibles, decor, appliances, computers, furnishings, equipment, vehicles, and other miscellaneous items in India. FutureBazar : FutureBazaar provides an integrated shopping site where consumers can buy products at discounted rates, from particular stores including eZone, Pantaloons and Big Bazaar online and get home delivery of products. IndiaTimesShopping : IndiaTimesShopping has a wide range of consumer electronic items at low cost to be purchased in India. DealsandYou : DealsandYou, like mydala, is a group buying portal. It covers deals on what to see, eat, and buy in some of India’s leading cities. In India, DealsAndYou.com offers its services in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru. While it plans to expand its presence to the top 10 cities in India by the end of this year. IndiaPlaza : Indiaplaza is considered a leading brand in the Indian e-commerce industry with a catalogue of over 4 million products available online. It is also is an e-commerce company in India with in-house warehousing and delivery systems. Yebhi.com : Yebhi.com previously known as Big Shoe Bazaar and now they are very popular deal site for providing reasonable products including Clothing’s, Footwear, Jewelry, Fragrance, Electronics, Bags and so many other accessories. I have tried the deals on products and they are good and trustworthy SavingsMela : SavingsMela is an online deals directory of all store details and reviews published with all India shopping discounts, sale offers, and daily deals. It claims to be a platform for physical stores, in over 100 cities in India, to publish or advertise their deals, schemes or other information they want to convey to their customers.

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Saturday, May 23, 2009

Monitoring your seo rankings and position

This means you must come up with a strategy to monitor your search engines positions. This strategy is crucial to the success of any marketing campaign. Think of your search engine positions as your online portfolio. Would you let your stock portfolio be ruled by chance and market fluctuations, or would you keep close tabs on your stocks so you could buy and sell when the time is right? This is the way you must consider your search engines positions.Be aware that at first, after you have launched your search engine campaign and done all the right things to increase your rankings, you will most likely see a continual upward climb. What you need to be on the lookout for is the moment that upward climb reaches a plateau. When this happens,
your search engine position campaign moves into stage two, the monitoring and protecting stage. In stage two, do not be concerned about the short-term fluctuations in your positions. These are similar to the subtle rising and falling of stocks in a portfolio.

Short-term movement is an integral part of the whole process. It's the long-term changes that you must watch for and prepare to act on immediately.Analyzing the long-term trends of search engines positions is imperative. The way in which search engines rank websites may change at the drop of hat. If you are unaware of these changes - many of which are subtle yet can be deadly to your ranking - your position may drop to the bottom of the list before you can get your bearings. To prevent this kind of precipitous drop, you must create a system to monitor your positions on a monthly basis. Devise a chart to keep tabs on your top ranking positions or your
top pages, and make sure to watch "the market" closely.

Each search engine uses a formula to compute website rankings. When a search engine changes this formula in any way, it may raise or lower your ranking. Some search
engines use a number of different formulas, rotating them so that a formula doesn't become overused or outdated.Depending on which formula is being applied, your search
engine position may suddenly drop or rise in rank Significantly. Therefore, you must check your positions frequently in order to catch when a search engine changes
formulas and what effect it has on your positions.