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Adrian
May 16th, 2006, 01:17 PM
Over the next couple days I am building a review site for procash.

Not only can review sites generate Natural search engine benefits they can lower you cost per click since you are no longer competing with other procash users.

The first thing I did was buy a general domain name from godaddy. For this project I picked spyreview.net. A subdomain of one you own will work just as well.

Next I went to may favorite template place.
http://www.ssi-developer.net/main/templates/
They have a huge free selection of CSS templates. CSS is a lot cleaner then tables for SEO. It also looks good on all screen resolutions.

Next, I'm making a logo and taking screenshots. I use Ulead for logo's if you don't have a program, You can use flaming text or cool archives for free banners. Continued in a couple hours.

ColinSick
May 16th, 2006, 01:55 PM
Great idea Adrian :)

Adrian
May 16th, 2006, 06:16 PM
Thanks Colin.

Let me explain something before I get too far. Building a review site for PPC is a lot different then building one for SE traffic.

If anyone wants to build a site for SE(search engine traffic). And is willing to trade link (I have a super easy way to do this). Post your interest here. Or pm me. I'll help you out where I can.

If we all work together we can get some easy and free search engine traffic. You can join in anytime. :wink:

Kimmy
May 17th, 2006, 01:52 AM
ooooo ulead is da bomb when it comes to gifs, and I adore flaming text, when I was on irc I used both for building chatroom websites and still use them when I can. Great idea on a review site oh btw if you go to zoomshare.com they have free websites and have a good choice on templates, easy to use, etc. Also you can use them for kids stuff all the way up to like xxx stuff so you don't have limitations on language etc. And the sites themselves last till you take them down, I actually have a couple from them that I made like a year or two ago.

Happy Tree
May 17th, 2006, 02:19 AM
Adrian how do you think it would work making a review site on a blog?

I've been thinking of trying that, I've had some luck getting my blogs to rank well. I don't know if I could get a regular site to see the light of day from the SE's or not, esp with procash KWs as competitive as they are.

Adrian
May 17th, 2006, 03:01 AM
Adrian how do you think it would work making a review site on a blog?

I've been thinking of trying that, I've had some luck getting my blogs to rank well. I don't know if I could get a regular site to see the light of day from the SE's or not, esp with procash KWs as competitive as they are.

I think a blog is a good Idea. However, quality content would be hard to come by. PM me if you think you can work it. If you have some good quailty blogs these sites can feed your Page Rank.

Note this is not a get listed quick method. You would be surpised how easy it is to get search engine traffic with the right keyword phrases.

Adrian
May 17th, 2006, 06:38 PM
Ok for the next little session. After about 2 hours of real work. I am ready for my next trick.

One of the next things you want to do is put some code in you htaccess file or create a htaccess file.
Here is the code for apache.

AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .htm .html

This allows webpages to use both php and html on the same html page. This allows us to use a seperate page for links and menu's

On the first page at spyreview (http://spyreview.net/) On the left menu notice the "links go here" (at the bottom) that is actually the links page. Implanted on the homepage.

I will use this technique for both links and menu. So I can update one page instead of dozens. And Search engines see it as plain html. not a frame or seperate page.

Feel free to ask questions on this. If you build content sites this is a huge time saver.

Adrian
May 17th, 2006, 07:22 PM
Ok now I got a basic template set up I need to validate it. http://validator.w3.org/ This is the html validator. My page only has 69 error. :lol: I'm going to fix these till I get down to 8-10 errors. This step will put you site on the google good side. An error free page will be looked at better then any old page. Some of these errors are cause by the php as html but I want to fix the basic ones before I get to far.

FighterSpirit
May 18th, 2006, 05:47 AM
Ok now I got a basic template set up I need to validate it. http://validator.w3.org/ This is the html validator. My page only has 69 error. :lol: I'm going to fix these till I get down to 8-10 errors. This step will put you site on the google good side. An error free page will be looked at better then any old page. Some of these errors are cause by the php as html but I want to fix the basic ones before I get to far.

Only 69 :lol: :shock: :punish:

mattb348
May 18th, 2006, 11:12 AM
Ok for the next little session. After about 2 hours of real work. I am ready for my next trick.

One of the next things you want to do is put some code in you htaccess file or create a htaccess file.
Here is the code for apache.

AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .htm .html

This allows webpages to use both php and html on the same html page. This allows us to use a seperate page for links and menu's

On the first page at spyreview (http://spyreview.net/) On the left menu notice the "links go here" (at the bottom) that is actually the links page. Implanted on the homepage.

I will use this technique for both links and menu. So I can update one page instead of dozens. And Search engines see it as plain html. not a frame or seperate page.

Feel free to ask questions on this. If you build content sites this is a huge time saver.

Adrian, I checked out your site (looks awesome), and I noticed that your adsense ads are just links with no description or anything; they just look like they are normal links on your site, rather than ads. That isn't against google's TOS? How did you get them like that??

Adrian
May 18th, 2006, 11:44 AM
Adrian, I checked out your site (looks awesome), and I noticed that your adsense ads are just links with no description or anything; they just look like they are normal links on your site, rather than ads. That isn't against google's TOS? How did you get them like that??

Those are called link units. the one I have is 728 x 15 or something close to that. They are listed below the ad units on adsense content set up. They are perfectly legal. I not a big fan but this is what people get when they Don't turn off content matching for adwords ads. They have others to go with vertical menus. It's all about the blends for adsense.

Adrian
May 18th, 2006, 11:54 AM
Only 69 :lol: :shock: :punish:

Yesterday a spent about an hour fixing errors. I changed the doc type to to a loose 4.01 this brought the errors down to 17 with a little more work I got it to 5 errors. When you check error you get to a point where evry time you change something the error start to go back up. I can live with 5 errors. What's funny is the google home page has 50 errors on it and they are one of the judges.

Adrian
May 18th, 2006, 12:09 PM
My next little test is called a spider viewer. This simulates what a search engines see's on you page. Here is my favorite one http://www.1-hit.com/all-in-one/tool.search-engine-viewer.htm

After this I realize I forgot to put noscript tags on my javascripts. Since I have 5 pages now I have to do this 5 times. Should have checked before I made some more pages. but that is how it goes. I will put this on the list for the next round of changes.

Hopefully some of you are getting the messge that the pages and proccess do not have to be perfect. The internet is a time or money game you either spend money for advertising or you spend time building. A good adwords budget would be $20.00 a day, If you spent 2 hours a day building you could save yourself the $20.00 and make a consistent income. While it's harder to get started the long term is better.

Adrian
May 18th, 2006, 12:32 PM
I was hoping to get some involvement in this. Adult webmasters work together to funnel traffic through a network. Car sales men hand off a leaving customer to try and get a sale for his buddy. Opportunity is knocking :punish: . If anybody here wants to get in on this i'll give you free hosting and help you with set-up. All I want is "one to three pages" every 3 days. I watch 2 kids all day and can do one to two pages a day. But some people work and such so i'll lighten the load. Every 3 day we re-up our site with keyword phrase pages and find one good backlink.

Free hosting for the first 3 serious people. I'll know your serious because you will need your own domain.(under 10 dollars for a year). Should have a keyword in it. And must have over 10 posts.
Free advice
If your here asking Questions! Ask me how you get started.

Adrian
May 19th, 2006, 12:07 AM
If your here asking Questions! Ask me how you get started.

I didnt mean this towards this thread and especially not matt348 your an old school ewealther.

Anyways after I finished a couple more pages. I went on a links search. I used the "keyword add link" technique with little results. So I went to http://www.directory-submission.net/directory-list.htm

It's a bit of a search to find the right categories. Some didn't have a good one so I just moved on to the next. Since the site is new I will only submit 3-4 places a week. I keep track of the one that want a recip. After a month if I'm not listed I remove the recip. To many links to soon can get you sandboxed. So use of auto submits. Once I know I'm listed I can pick up the pace.

Lastly I made a nice juicy keyword post on my blog KeywordCents (http://www.keywordcents.com) That's enough links for starters. Next week I will Add more link and do another post. Till then it's one to three keyword phrase pages a day.

Adrian
May 19th, 2006, 06:33 PM
Today I added 4 more pages to SpyReview.Net (http://spyreview.net) If Lev didn't have so many sites I could start some keyword "review sites" But I'd like to get all the sites listed before I start repeating websites. No google bot yet. It might take a couple days "give or take" a couple days. Since it's a new site you just have to keep building. Persistence pays off in the long run. I'm going to plug the site in the annoucement section. This will bring the google bot for sure.

BoogalooDude
May 20th, 2006, 10:36 AM
Free hosting for the first 3 serious people. I'll know your serious because you will need your own domain.(under 10 dollars for a year). Should have a keyword in it. And must have over 10 posts.


I'm interested Adrian. What's your email address?

Adrian
May 20th, 2006, 12:23 PM
dandith at gmail dot com

Adrian
May 20th, 2006, 05:54 PM
Today I added 4 more pages. Since it's on a template I type out 3 paragraphs of keyword text. Change some headline tags. Add a link to my menu page, the new set of pages are added to all the other pages. Bam it's that easy.

I got accepted at two link directories. i will submit to a few more on monday......The googlebot and baidu spider paid a visit last night. The googlebot will index me (might take a few days to show) or sandbox me . I not to concerned because I have unique content and it won't ignore me long. The baidu spider is a chinese search engine while I'm not chinese I'll take it.

While it's a little work everyday. I can do it all in under 30 minutes. Writing takes the longest. Sometimes you can swap sentences and change the keywords. But I can't even check stats in that amount of time. A good catch phrase "Stupid simple then repeat"

BoogalooDude
May 21st, 2006, 02:57 PM
I've joined forces with Adrian on this project and under his guidance will hopefully learn a lot and make some coin in the process.

Anyone else interested?

Adrian
May 21st, 2006, 09:11 PM
Boogaloo has started designing his website. I must say he's a good designer. And should do very well at this.

On my end I added another set of pages based on a new keyword. Both the msn bot and yahoo bot made a visit. While I don't expect to get list at this stage. I am attracting the search engines so it will not be long before I get listed for something. The key is new content regularly. If you want to be successful on the internet you must put in time.

If you make one page and expect the world to come to you. you are mistaken. Like any business this requires time and effort. You have to work for your money! nobody is going to give it to you.

Adrian
May 22nd, 2006, 05:23 PM
Ok so back links are bit of a hassle. Finding the right category is a must. I would rather have zero links then links from the wrong website. This lack of links tell me this is an untapped market. :) . I guess everyone is to busy going for PPC ads. There are easy half dozen review sites in the paid serps. I made up a page, I'm going to keep searching it. http://spyreview.net/addlink.html

I might have to create my own directory. :)

matchoo77
May 22nd, 2006, 08:57 PM
:confused: Adrian...what exactly is this? http://spyreview.net/addlink.html page?
When I clicked on the top link of this page it took me to a strange looking google results page.

Adrian
May 22nd, 2006, 09:19 PM
The page is quick links to look for backlinks and directories under a certain keyword. the keyword is investigation. if you were looking for a different keyword you would replace investigation with new keyword.

Adrian
May 23rd, 2006, 09:58 PM
Ok so my site has made it in the google index. I doubt I have made it in many listing but it is there.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=spyreview.net&btnG=Google+Search

This link searching crap was getting old. Most link directories have a bad category at best. Like crime resources. And since no link is better then a bad link I'm not going to submit to that catagory. Being a little pissed off about it, I have a few investigation link directories coming out soon. The idea is first there is a market for this niche directory. And Second I can list this in all directories since it is a directory site. It's like PR by proxy. I will make spyreview a sponsor site. Been building directories so no additions except more investigation domains.

FighterSpirit
May 24th, 2006, 03:49 AM
Nice Thread Adrian
Keep Work in that direction :sleazy:

Jimboot
May 24th, 2006, 09:33 AM
excellent thread Adrian.

I'll be swapping some links with you soon. I have my own rackspace/servers so I don't need your help there but I'll definitely do some link swapping.
I'll let you know when I'm done.

Jim

Adrian
May 24th, 2006, 01:37 PM
excellent thread Adrian.

I'll be swapping some links with you soon. I have my own rackspace/servers so I don't need your help there but I'll definitely do some link swapping.
I'll let you know when I'm done.

Jim

Very cool, As an seo you know the more the better. :)

Adrian
June 2nd, 2006, 01:27 AM
So I took a little vacation and did some serious handy man type work. The good thing about building site is when you leave you don't have to worry about budget or technical problems too much. The news on the site is I got my first keyword search. Meaning someone found my site from a targeted keyword page. I'm also listed on yahoo now. MSN seems a little slow to list. Well it is Microsoft, it's become expected. :lol: .

I also got excepted at one of the few spy related directories. It's official my site has reached "Detective site" status.

This is a continuing project. I willing to help out anyone with dedicated interest. :wink:

BoogalooDude
June 8th, 2006, 08:19 AM
I've been working on this project with Adrians help and here is the fruit of my labours: SpySiteReview.com (http://www.spysitereview.com)

I'm putting up 3 new pages optimised for different keyword phrases everyday, and will be doing for the next couple of months.

They're all linked to each other and to Adrians pages which helps with the organic rankings and is the whole point of this strategy.

If anyone is interested in joining in, this is easy work and should pay off. I know the procash sites convert from my ppc successes and this strategy is free.

jebigabre
July 16th, 2006, 04:54 PM
Hey guys,

Just wondering how this is going. I would like to join and be a part of the project in any way. My site though is unrelated: www.margin-strategies.info. If you want to exchange links I'll be up for it even though unrelated they all add up.

Will you be advertising the site with PPC or is it all natural search engine traffic?

Adrian
July 17th, 2006, 01:24 PM
Hey guys,

Just wondering how this is going. I would like to join and be a part of the project in any way. My site though is unrelated: www.margin-strategies.info. If you want to exchange links I'll be up for it even though unrelated they all add up.

Will you be advertising the site with PPC or is it all natural search engine traffic?

Sorry man unrelated links will do no good for either one of us. The sites are all about natural SE traffic. I get a hit or two a day. I've kinda slacked off a little. F'n kids are making me crazy. I'd be glad to link to any detective or invesigation related websites.

Caydel
July 17th, 2006, 01:48 PM
For only 1 or 2 hits per day, is it worth the energy?

Adrian
July 17th, 2006, 03:57 PM
I only get 1-2 hits because I have not put forth the energy.

Caydel
July 17th, 2006, 04:00 PM
I see...

If you had the energy, what more would you do, and how much traffic do you think it would get you?

Adrian
July 17th, 2006, 04:13 PM
make more keyword pages. Which I should do now instead of hanging at ewealth. :lol:

Caydel
July 17th, 2006, 04:17 PM
When you say keyword pages, what exactly do you mean? From what I can see, there is only the main page at spyreview.net, with links out from there?

Or do you have a bunch of pages not linked from the main page, but only linking through, in order to funnel traffic through to the clickbank links?

I am trying to understand the madness to your method...

Caydel
July 17th, 2006, 04:19 PM
or are you referring to the pages linked on the left menu, at the very bottom?

Adrian
July 17th, 2006, 05:16 PM
or are you referring to the pages linked on the left menu, at the very bottom?

The left menu on the bottom is keyword pages.

Caydel
July 17th, 2006, 05:17 PM
The left menu on the bottom is keyword pages.

Lol - I can't believe I am actually considering building one of these....

I hate being on the other end as a consumer getting caught up in one of these sites...

jebigabre
July 18th, 2006, 07:32 PM
Well most consumers don't know what clickbank is.

Anyway, I spent 2 weeks reading pages upon pages of stuff on SEO to implement all the good techniques and methods on my web site (currency trading one below). I had so much info in my head I felt like Nicola Tesla. But, with all the methods implemented, my site was still no where to be seen.

Then, I write a friggen article last week, it gets published and ranks on page 1 on Google.

See Here (http://www.margin-strategies.info/Doc1.doc)

I'm getting about 30 hits a day from 1 bloody article.

Conclusion:

Fcuk SEO, write articles. :wink:

BoogalooDude
July 18th, 2006, 08:03 PM
Fcuk SEO, write articles. :wink:

Glad you're getting hits.

I consider writing to articles to be part of SEO as it's the back link they create that's causing your success, not the article itself.

jebigabre
July 18th, 2006, 08:08 PM
Not the back link to my site it isn't. If that's what you mean. My site is still in internet wilderness somewhere. The title of the article, the Page Rank of the site the article is on and the anchor link at the bottom (same as title) that probably is causing it.

andrebreton21
August 3rd, 2011, 06:39 AM
They are perfectly legal. I not a big fan but this is what people get when they Don't turn off content matching for adwords ads. They have others to go with vertical menus. It's all about the blends for adsense.Those are called link units. the one I have is 728 x 15 or something close to that. They are listed below the ad units on adsense content set up.

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