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Hi Eric – nice to know your office is in the clouds I suspect we are all “living in the clouds” – some more than others, LOL! Hehe – sorry but that was kinda good fun. Its a very nice concept when I think it through. Very nice indeed!

That’s good – you went to Rob’s site – this guy is one to follow. I’ve been emailing back and forth with Rob Cornish over the past few weeks and I am really impressed by his ideas and the way he is moving forward. He’s a bit like Tim Ferris in a sense of being innovative with his thinking, but its early days so he’s yet to prove himself in the mainline. I’m very much on his side!

With a new domain Eric – these days you have to be very careful if you want to rank in Goog. She (or he) is very sensitive indeed about new domains. I just made a reply to a lady over on Pat’s blog about the change in goog’s algorithm, which is (the algo change, that is) very condeming and unforgiving to very many prospective IM folks. Its wise you do not follow that same route.

Regards your sales page – if its fresh and no backlinks up till now – I suggest you take it very easy with backlinks. Goog will not reward you for fast backlinking. And it would seem that they will not reward you even for slow backlinking. As Tom said in an earlier comment on this post – your best bet is to take this whole thing as being a long term pursuit because early gains in Google are incredibly difficult to come by. Exact match domains may well be on their way out too.

BMR is a solid tool to use Eric. You just have to know what to use it on to get good results. By all means send me a copy of your eBook – you can use this email:
joseph@josepharchibald.com

Have you an affiliate program for the eBook as of yet?

Thanks!

Joseph

Hi ShakD, what’s up?

What Andrew – you’ve not yet read Pat’s post re my backlinking system? I thought everyone in the IM and SEO world had read that by now, lol! Its proving mighty popular – I think its the most heavily commented post on his blog by quite some way and that’s saying something!

I’m busy slogging on using BMR now – its oh so tempting to outsource this writing lark once again, but I’ll try to keep at it.

Yes, its a pretty sweet deal Andrew – but no takers as of yet, and I’m not sure why. Maybe folks are waiting for my updates to see if this is indeed the “knees of the bees”.

Have a fine day in sunny UK!

Jo

Hey Carrie – yes, I hear what you are saying. Its a real drag having to write out post after post (unlike with Blog Blueprint). So I think the best way to use this tool is to work with a site that already has some reasonably good rankings and just boost those rankings a bit and see the rewards of doing so fairly early on. Then the motivation is there to keep on writing out the posts.

So far – after a couple of days, I’m doing fairly well with it – 14 posts in all, lol! If I can keep up that pace then I’ll be happy.

Yes, I’ll keep on pluggin with this Tom – if I can do 7 or 8 posts per day I’m happy with that. I’ll probably outsource at some stage but for now I’ll keep on banging on my own keyboard

I guess if you can set up a few sites like that Delena, then its going to be down-hill all the way because these sort of sites do fit in well with the proverbial passive income scenario. On the other hand, google being google, I would tend to want to diversify away from adsense alone. But its certainly a solid addition to any income – to have a few nicely performing adsense sites working passively in the background.

Regards
Joseph

Yes, I’ve found adsense to be much more “miss” than “hit” Tom. But then, I’m not so big on it these days and could probably get more of the “hits” if I were to try a bit harder. Yes – seems the Pareto rule is coming into play to some extent – 80% of adsense sites do very little, where the other 20% pull in the readies.

Yes, less is more – that will be my motto till my dying day. My old pa always told me that I have to work and work real hard if I want to get anywhere in life and I never did really understand that concept, even though he worked real hard and got to pretty much where he wanted to be, give or take… But no – there has to be a much easier way than that and it takes a bit of thinking things through to gain the clarity of mind to then carry out the “less is more” theory with success.

Best to you Tom!

Jo

Hi Andy, I saw that happening on one post so I changed it back to just the full post. So its happening on other posts too is it? I’ll have to change to the full post on all posts from now then so it seems. Thanks for letting me know.

Jo

Hey Kasi, that’s cool, thanks in advance!

I’ve updated the offer just half an hour ago – initially it was $15 back for 2 months but I’ve now changed that to the current offer which is obviously MUCH better for those who wish to use this tool for the longer term!

Thanks again!

Joseph

Hey Kasi, glad to be of some help and thanks for the extra effort! Please email me at joseph@joseph.archibald.com and I’ll reimburse you as soon as I get back online!

Thanks!
Joseph

Hey Jeff, yes – this is what I am trying to highlight in my BMR study – you can use this tool to SAFELY link to your money site directly and still achieve rankings in google.

I’ve got a further BMR update to make shortly Jeff, if that is of interest to you – that will be completed within an hour or so.

Good question re Distribute Your Articles and other article submission software Jeff. As far as ranking directory submission articles in google these days (if the article is new – I still see ezine articles ranking well in goog, so up till now certainly not all have been demoted and you have to wonder if they ever will…), I would personally be placing far less emphasis on this. But I would still be using article directory submissions and web 2.0s to channel link juice to my money site. I doubt there has been any negative effect on this at all. In fact, in some ways what google have done simply make our job that bit easier. To rank a money site could be a little easier if the competition from the likes of ezinearticles and squidoo, hubpages, wikipages etc. is not so strong. On the other hand, I get the impression that mature sites are being given a little more of a boost in google rankings, which does not entirely make sense to use this on a “blanket” basis. If I am in need of some cutting edge info, I’m hardly going to benefit from finding the top 10 search results in google being 2 years old and even older…

Yes – its been a real joy staying in Scotland. We’re off to England later on today and I’ll probably be staying there for the next 2 to 3 weeks.

Cheers!
Joseph

Hi Luke, I think that your posts will be accepted if you choose to write very broadly on your subject. I too have a very “dry” niche that I’m working these BMR tests on and it almost literally bores me to tears. But you can if you wish write any old rubbish and they accept it, as long as its unique and hand-written content.

To be honest, I could get into a bit of a frenzy here about this whole aspect of the internet – write rubbish and its fine, use really good non-unique content and its “hated” and cast down by the powers. What is the web coming to, you have to wonder.

Nevertheless, as said – you can write very broadly on your subject matter and it will be fine.

Hi Andrew, thanks for coming over from Pat’s blog and taking the time to comment!

Yes, I bet lots of folks are somewhat conflicted as to which is best for them – BB or BMR.

I believe that BMR has more sites to post to than does BB, so chances of getting your posts added to the same site are smaller with BMR.

If you are writing up the content yourself, then you have to consider the fact that BMR is going to be a lot harder work – no spun content is accepted. If you are outsourcing content production, BMR is set up perfectly for that!

Indexing rates on BMR are the highest I have seen with any SEO tool, and appear to stick for a long time too.

The pricing structure of BMR may be a factor for you too Andrew – if you have more than five domains you wish to backlink to, then prices go up accordingly, where for BB the price remains the same no matter how many domains you wish to backlink to.

Support on BMR is that bit better than that of BB, it has to be said.

I think that covers the main points Andrew – hope that helps to make a final decision!

Regards!
Joseph

Hi Andrew, yes – BMR does let you know precisely where all your posts are and even if they have been Google indexed or not.

Links stay intact – yes. I know that for a fact because I used this tool a while back, then dropped it just before Christmas, then re-opened the same account in February and could see all my previous links (from October and November) were still there (I did not check them all to see they were intact, but I checked a few, and yup – they were all still working fine).

No worries about all the questions Andrew. Its wise to make sure you are getting the best tool currently available on the market for your needs. And in my opinion, BMR is one of the best tools currently on the market, but it does not meet everyone’s needs.

Regards
Joseph

Hi William,

since you are looking to get long tail rankings, both BMR and Blog Blueprint are well suited to this.

Both these tools take your short snippets of text (with one anchor link of your choice included) and post to a variety of websites which are owned by each respective network.

With Blog Blueprint (BB) you will not be able to tell too often as to where your snippets have been placed, and also the Google indexing rate is not so great. With regards to how long the links actually last – its not easy to say that for sure.

With BMR you will be able to see exactly where your snippets are placed and can follow up on them months and years later to ensure continued indexing. BMR actually does provide a very high indexing rate without any requirement for your intervention. Obviously without a post (snippet) being indexed, the link within that post will not count for anything, and thus is a waste of precious time, effort and money. I first used BMR back in October of last year and can see to this day that most of my snippets are still indexed in Google, and thus the links still count.

However, with BMR you cannot submit any spun text, where with BB you can. Therefore BMR is rather a lot more labour intensive (unless you outsource the writing and submission, which can be done cheaply without having to use the internal writing and submission service, which I believe costs $2 US per snippet).

If you outsource, then I would say that BMR is a super tool and ideal to your current needs. If you don’t outsource and don’t want to have to write up post after post (150 words minimum per single backlink), then BB may be better for you (100+ words per snippet in BB’s case).

The offer I have on BMR at the moment is for the base account which costs $59 per month and you can use that to submit links to up to five different domains (should you wish to use something other than the base account, I can work something out for that). I provide a rebate of $12 per month for every month you continue to use my link for your investment. Its not a particularly high rebate but then I only receive $8 commission once the rebate has been provided.

With BB, I provide a $20 rebate/refund for every month of use which goes through my affiliate link.

Hope that helps to clarify things William.

Regards and best wishes with your rankings!

Joseph

Andrew, I’m very happy that you are seeing this sort of success and appreciate your feedback on it too! I also am using BMR full blast on the $79 a month account and seeing good results with it – call it a labour of love, if you will on t

I’ve Paypal’d you the reimbursement already – please send other month’s receipts if you still have them. Thanks for your purchase and may you continue to see good successes from your use of BMR!

Regards
Joseph

Hi Mike, thanks in advance! You can change around the domains as much as you want. The base account allows you to add up to five domains but you can still swap them around to suit. Make sure you have at very least 3 pages of content before you add your sites to BMR or they are not accepted.

Thanks,

Joseph

Yes Pragya – I tried to publish very highly spun content when I first started using BMR – upwards of 75% uniqueness, but these were rejected. Support are very picky as to quality of posts offered and John (the owner) is a hard man to please.

Joseph

Pragya, 800 backlinks from BMR on the same topic? That would be somewhat troublesome but its still possible – you just have to use some creativity in your writing. Actually, I tend to write up articles for BMR with no research about the subject matter, even if its quite a tricky subject. The way I can do that is just to write up little stories about it in some way. So for example, let’s say we are targeting golf umbrellas. I might write something like this…

“When I was a kid my father used to play a lot of golf. And of course, being from Scotland we had to use golf umbrellas on a very regular basis…”

This is perfectly acceptable both for BMR and for Google if you think about it. And it should be beneficial for rankings in Bing and Yahoo too as its all highly contextual links. If you can, and if you intend on using BMR extensively, its wise to invest in outsourcing. And don’t get one person to work full time on it either, because as you can see – it becomes incredibly tedious to write about the same thing over and over

Regards to you Pragya

Joseph

I would not use BMR for a single page on this amount of backlinks Pragya. You will find that it becomes less effective after a certain amount of backlinks. You’ll need to mix up the backlinking a bit and not merely rely on BMR to rank your post – unless its fairly uncompetitive.

Joseph

I’d never use broad Tri because they are not at all appropriate for SEO.

Joseph

Hi Rebecca, you can start using BMR on a site that has 3 pages of content or more. As mentioned recently, I’ve got a site that only has 3 pages of content which I’ve been using BMR on and its got a 2nd place ranking in Google for the main kwd phrase. So its never too early to begin backlinking on a site. As long as you keep the backlinks very slow and very regular in the early days, you’ll be just fine.

Hope things go well Rebecca!

Joseph

Hi Jak, yes, offer is still on at $12 a month. Yup – as soon as you send over your receipt of payment and your Paypal ID I will issue the money to your account.

Thanks for asking Jak!

Joseph

Hi William, I would use BMR on your new sites – its an ideal tool for that. I would set it to begin at 1 to 3 link submissions per day for the first 10 days to two weeks, then move up on the submissions to the next level – 4 to 6 per day and so on.

AMR – I would not use it on a new site, other than to backlink to a secondary layer of sites, as was detailed in the Warrior Forum 40 day challenge. AMR is a very powerful tool and has to be used with real care.

Early on in the life of a new site, there is nothing else that is required in terms of backlinking. Slow and sure will win the game in terms of Google rankings.

Best wishes with your sites William!

Joseph

Hey William – wow, questions, questions!

Okay, here we go, one by one…

1. how long before a site is no longer considered new?

Hmmm… in terms of backlinking, I would say that if you are backlinking every day and moving on upwards with backlink count on a fairly regular basis, a site is no longer “new” after a few months. You can’t really quantify that though because there are different criteria involved.

2. do the other search engines have the same approach to a “new” website that Google do?

Na – for example, in Yahoo, you can get a new site ranking high within a week if you hit it hard with backlinks, where in Google you’d be heavily penalized for doing the same. I get the impression that Bing and Yahoo are very different to Google, even though I’ve read otherwise. They just seem to rank very different things in search than do Google. Not that I am a Bing and Yahoo expert whatsoever.

3. AMR is a powerhouse of a tool and a pain in the butt if you are not particularly technical like me. Put it this way William – if you are not very careful and very patient when using AMR, its very easy to find your site being penalized in Google for going over-board with it. AMR is a great tool to batter other sites (article submissions, web 2.0s such as Squidoo, etc.) which lead back to your main site. And if you are patient, then its good also to link back to your main site fairly early on.

4. Main players? In terms of article directories, you’d be as well doing a search query along the lines of “top article directories” and find a result that provides a recent list. Google are still committing an error here – they often provide thoroughly outdated search results. So do be sure that the search result is recent cos article directories come and go just like the sun.

5. My affiliate link to the BMR trial is on my blog home page in the sidebar – click the image and you’ll be taken through to the purchase page.
Thanks in advance!

6. You need to supply 150+ words to get a single text link in that short article. They will not accept anything with less wordage than that. But to go writing longer articles is not a sensible use of time in my opinion. 150 words of relevant text with a link embedded within is a good way to achieve a quality backlink to keep all the search engines happy – the big 3 anyhow.

7. BMR offers space for 5 URL’s on the $59 a month account. 10 URL’s on the $79 a month account and so on.

8. The Warriors 40 Day Challenge – at least you’ve heard of it. That’s good, cos it was me who created it

9. A good time to invest in AMR is when you want to hit the outer sites which are linking to your main site with tons of backlinks. In which case its sensible to get this monster early on. If you want to use it to backlink to your main site, it may be more sensible to use it a little further down the way – perhaps after 3 months or so, when you have a lot of backlinks in place already. Having said that, you can of course set AMR to submit only a few articles per day. But I know quite a number of folks who get fed up doing it that way and then blast off way too many in one go. Guess what tends to happen next…

I think that about covers everything.

Joseph

William,

WSO – yes, there is a whole lot of rubbish provided to the market by this method. Some gems along the way too.

Yes, you can change around the URL’s on BMR as much as you want. Providing each site that you addd to BMR is not gambling orientated etc. and has at least 3 pages of content, you’ll be fine.

I do offer a discount on the $79 account but it ain’t much more than the $59 because I make very little extra – $16 a month on the $79 account each month.

I value every article directory really, William. A link is a link after al. If I want to make a it a very strong link, I simply have to use something like AMR to backlink to my article submission, no matter which directory its on. Not that I take time to do that often, but its a sure way to get strong links and higher Google Page Rank on your main site, if that is appealing for you.

Regards drinking beer as opposed to a nice cuppa – personal taste William, personal taste. I find that the beer helps me to chill out and think about something else other than internet marketing. If I were not able to do that, I’d be even more of a machine than I am now – and some folks say I’m boring enough

Benedictine, huh William? Sounds very medicinal!

In the earlier days I used to build up site after site but it became apparent that this did not suit me. After all, if you try and SEO for all of them you soon become a nervous wreck. It does suit some folks though, but for others they just focus on a handful of sites at a time.

Yes, the promise of over-night wealth is quite incredulous. And its made by folks who are trying to make a few bucks online for themselves most probably because they’ve failed in every other way they’ve tried before. Longer term is a sound approach to making it big in the years to come!

Hi William, happy to hear you are “enjoying” using BMR!

If memory serves me well, you have to cancel your current agreement with BMR and set up a new one. May be worth sending support an email about that though – they are always very responsive.

Yes – you can enter up to 5 different URL’s and target any page you wish on any of them within BMR. As long as you have a minimum of 3 pages of content, you should get the go-ahead from BMR support for each URL you wish to focus on.

That is correct William – it can indeed help to know your niche as this does make for writing BMR posts that much easier and more fluid.

Thanks William!

Joseph

Hi William thanks for taking BMR via my affili link! I’ve already sent you over the $12 to your Paypal.

I’ve edited your comment here to take out your Paypal ID and also the transaction number – that’s your personal info, so best not to share it on the blog here.

Thanks again and have fun!

Joseph

Hi William you are most welcome! Thanks again for using my affiliate link!

Yes, the ability to check your links etc is very good indeed with BMR. Its not going to suit everyone due to the fact its very labor-intensive, but for those who don’t mind churning out these short posts one after the other, there are potentially rich dividends to be had by doing so.

Joseph

Hi William, thanks for your feedback about how you are using BMR. Very methodical and that’s what wins out in the end, more so on fresh domains, so good job!

5 sites to make $800 a week? I would say that 5 sites can make you at least that, depending on your niche and keyword choice. You will find that one or two do better than the others, and you may indeed find that one or two make 80% of that income alone.

There are various tools that are good William, some of which I have mentioned in Tools of This Trade post, which is tabbed at the top of the blog here.

You have got your feat firmly on the ground yes, but as for positively making sales and a good income from your existing sites, that is down to your niche and keyword choice. You’ll soon see, once you start to get some rankings.

Regards
Joseph

Hi William, gotta say it, you picked out some very tough niches, LOL!

Its a wise move on getting some pro help on presentation – nothing worse than going to a website that looks naff (rubbish), for want of a better word! And although I am more of a naff sorta guy than a pro graphic creator, I do tend to invest money in site graphics once I am seeing traffic.

The self development site attachment – I’m afraid you can’t attach anything to a blog comment – this is a blog as opposed to a forum. So I’ll not be able to see that. If you wanna email it thru to me, by all means – joseph@josepharchibald.com And in no way will I make it public!!

And yes – again, good idea about getting help with some new covers for your PLR stuff – it will make so much difference in the end! Quality content and quality presentation/graphics work/site layout is key these days, you are quite right!

Cheers William!

Joseph

Hi Rosario, all you need to do is email me your Paypal receipt and provide your Paypal ID and job done – I will reimburse you there-after!

Thanks in advance Rosario!

Joseph

Hi Josh, I’ll get back to you shortly regards reimbursement and thanks for using my affili links! I’m sure New Years Eve is do-able, provided your competition is not insane. And cheers to that happening, Josh!

Joseph

Got that J – I’ll get to this very soon, thank you!

Jo

Very kind of you Brendan! I’ll be popping the check in the post to you tomorrow – who do I sign it to? LOLz!!

Josh – the hustling and hiring of better people than yourself in order to line your pockets (that makes you something of a “fat cat” then, LOL!) sounds good to me, sir!! This IM game is about using your intelligence and not so much about using your braun after all. If I think back to all the time I’ve “wasted” simply because I did not “get it” – well… But along came Fiverr.com, which up till now I’ve been somewhat loathe to use to its capacity. Changed days, fo shu!!

This Dragon utility seems like it could work wonders. The downside for many, including myself – don’t know enough about my niches. Note to self – Joseph, in future, focus only on niches you have an interest in! Man – 5 or 6 mins to generate 1000 words – that is simply awesome! I invest around $600 a month on outsourcing for BMR (and I could still use more input). That would pay for the Dragon 2 times over, if I’m not mistaken! And what about all the emailing every day – and at least some of the other content writing… for the niches I do know something about (which is pretty much zilch other than beer, cigars and SEO, in that order of importance ). What’s food for thought here is – outsourcing the Dragon work to some competent lad or lass so’s they can do the researching of the niches too….

Hey William – I’ll try to keep my reply short since I’m not getting much else done, LOL!

Collating Fiverr gigs and making something of a compendium sounds like a really good idea! I know its pretty obvious what will work and what will not work – to folks who have been in the SEO game for quite some time – but what about the thousands and thousands of folks who are either new to IM/SEO or simply struggling with their game plan? That’s where this sorta thing could really be a HUGE boost!! First of all – the game plan can be somewhat mapped out like – use this bunch of gigs if you have a fairly mature site, or use this bunch of gigs if you have a fresh domain etc. Plus – its affordable to almost anyone – say 8 Fiverr gigs a month over a couple of websites or something like that.

I’ve not read Terry Kyle/Matt Carter’s write up about SocialADR and perhaps I ought to if I could find the time cos no doubt there are some insights on there. However, fact is – I use it, and I know it works. So I could kinda care less about what they think, if you see what I mean William.

Dragon software – LOL – when I worked in Asda warehouse in the Midlands in England, UK – they brought in voice recognition software and the damn thing never got used to my voice. Problem being that in those monkey type jobs where you gotta be a sheep to survive (pardon me for saying so – don’t wanna be insulting anyone, but that’s a fact of the matter – you work damn hard in order to pay your monthly bills whilst the fat cats at the top grow ever fatter and the smile on their faces grows ever wider), they had a daily target. If you did not reach the target, you were in the sh.te, and eventually booted out…