Update on the New Project – Ranking High in Google With Fast Backlinking Post 3

Hey Charley, it will be interesting if the site does manage to rank after all that backlinking, yes! Nevertheless, hopefully I can create a really good Fiverr.com resource simply by testing a lot of services on there and reporting back on my findings, so even if the site fails to achieve the rankings I’m hoping for, there is still the useful resources side of the process.

Yes, that’s the idea Brandon. It may add a few more long tails to the fray and its also a sign that the site is becoming popular and thus Goog simply HAVE TO rank the thing top spot for all related kwds in the whole niche!!!!

I’d hate to complain if someone was doing more than the ad initially stated my dear, even tho in such cases like this, it surely can be detrimental to the required end result. Yeah, that’s a good idea – compilation of really good Fiverr services which can be used to help rank a website fast and furious in Google (or to dump a website fast and furious in Google as the case may well turn out to be ).

Okay then Cristina, no more updates from me about the Fiverr gigs on the blog here. The next update will be a written up glossy ebook selling for $29.99 and promising to change the buyers whole IM career around within 1 month!! Howz that sound?

IM indeed my dear! Expensive you think? Not once I’ve added in the glossy images though. Simply by doing that, I can bump up the price of the ebook by 50%, can’t I? After all, that’s what many of the “big” IMpatient guys and gals do, is it not? I’m just toying with the idea of implementing what works really well these days, and ripping off everyone who decides to invest in my proposed new glossy. But to make it in the true glossy mold, I’d have to come up with a Part 2 and a Part 3 also and add them as higher priced upsells, so best get my thinking cap on about that one. Any ideas about this Cristina?

Okay, so that’s the first part of the upsell, which I can price at around $399.97. What about the second part… needs to be something that can sell for arond $599.95 or so. The more glossy the better

I did that before I came to try my hand at working in the IM game. When needs must, after all Actually, now I think about it, the “niche” I’m refering to is a real good money spinner and well outwith the typical internet marketers mindset (for good reason too). Would require someone with good programming skills however cos its not possible to base the website on a simple WP template. Food for thought. Hey Cristina, you’re full of great ideas so you are!

Hi Michal, thanks for sharing your experiences!

The last time I did a video gig using Fiverr, my site got smacked by Goog Mind you, I’ll probably still use some video submissions on this current experiment since they can be powerful backlinks. As you will have read, I’ve added some hi PR forum profile links, which I’m pretty happy to do from time to time simply to mix the “shake” up a bit more. The dot edu and dot gov links – they are really easy to get these days, aren’t they. So Goog no doubt downplay their value on the whole, although no doubt there are still very many highly coveted dot edu and dot gov links simply because they are the ones that are still extremely difficult to obtain.

We’ll see how the Fiverr gigs thing goes Michal – I’m happy to chuck good money after bad at this, simply to figure out who and what is good and differentiate those services from the bad. Although I’ll still be mixing up the tried and tested services too, just to ensure something of a solid foundation (if that’s still going to be at all possible to achieve).

Regards
Joseph

Hey Michal, could not but help take a quick peek at the website you had linked to in your previous comment. I noticed the age of the domain, and then saw the amount of backlinks to the domain as a whole. Interesting!!

I had a Polish coaching student with me for a couple of months or so who is doing pretty well these days in terms of both ranking his sites and making a decent income. Obviously his first language is not English, so that touches on something I mentioned in an earlier comment on one of my posts today. Not that you yourself have any problem with your English, which is why I wonder you are buidling “crappy” Czech language websites – much money to be made in this line Michal? I guess not, from how you describe things

Thanks for the feedback on the blog! All the best!

Joseph

Hi Dave, yeah – article directories are generally fairly slow to take effect where rankings are concerned is what I’ve found. As you say, this can be a positive thing in that the Goog indexing rate of article submissions is very variable, so even if you pop up quite a few article submissions in a short space of time, the effects of that don’t tend to hit home for some time to come.

My old mate Chris also uses Mac, so he decided to invest in the Windows conversion software (or whatever it is) so he could utilize more of the PC-based stuff for backlinking work. Pretty expensive but worth it if you want to work with a Mac as opposed to a Windows based machine and you want to labour on the backlinking work quite a lot yourself.

Agreed – Fiverr gigs do tend to be limited in that you can only pick out one or two URL’s and maybe a couple of different kwds at any one time, so its very wise to also be hitting your site with a really good kwd variation using other tools or services at the same time you are utilizing the Fiverr gigs. You’ve really gotta map out your strategy rather well before you begin using services such as those offered on Fiverr cos otherwise you can end up on the wrong side of Google all too soon. With that one service I used where the service provider popped up 75 web2′s (all with the same anchor text too) instead of the advertised 30 links, that could be my downfall already. But I’m trying to add in quite a bit of variation now to compensate the effect that would most probably have if it were to be left alone as it is now.

Thanks for your input Dave, and I did not see many typos (if any) in your comment

Jo

Yeah Michal, sounds like working SEO in the Czech republic is something of a lame horse at the moment. Not at all a good investment of time or resources!

Hey Steve, yup – most probably the majority of Fiverr SEO gigs are more suited to linking to outer sites than to a money site. Nevertheless, I just wanna see if I can sink or swim by ‘over-utilizing’ Fiverr gigs – it surely would not be the norm for most folks to do this – merely an exercise on how to throw good money down the toilet pan

Actually, you got that right sir! When I first came to Malaysia some two years ago, I was drinking the nastiest of gnats pee and could rarely afford to go out to a hotel or local “posh” bar in town. $500 US a month does not quite provide for that kind of lifestyle, not here in Kuching anyhow. But as the months have progressed to years and the income has improved, so has my ability to spend on the posher gnats pee. I now do drink posh gnats pee cos I can afford it, but I’ve still to progress out of drinking gnats pee regularly (think more champagne (Cava is perfectly fine, thank you) and fine red wine (cheap bottle of Jacob’s Creek cabernet is very appealing!)), so Cristina’s ideas may come in handy for allowing for just that

LOLz! I really like that – “I have been thinking of selling some fiverr gigs that do exactly what they say they will. Novel idea, I know” LOL! I doubt the Fiverr management would allow such a thing!

I did reply before you completed your “outlandish” triple post run Blake, but your posts are all showing up together so I guess you deserve some points in your favour for that – and what do points mean? PRIZES!!

Not sure about what the crew would think about this, but for the likes of those who do Article Marketing Robot runs on Fiverr.com, I would very happily pay for that since I find AMR a pain in the butt to use! But take another tool for example here – Backlinks Genie – its not worth it to merely get countless runs of 1000 backlinks for 5 bucks a time here unless of course you merely needed the occasional run and that’s all. You can get Genie for free these days (if memory serves me correctly), albeit its on a very much reduced account, but the $67 a month account is powerful and you can use it daily. So yeah, you got to really evaluate what you are looking to do and figure out if using Fiverr.com is actually gonna be worth it. Its all too easy to dump 5 after 5 after 5 on various services but its as often as not a needless expenditure, so good point Blake!

Luke, I would say that is very wise! I know how long and hard you have worked to get your site to where it is now in the rankings, so to risk those rankings now by utilizing Fiverr gigs to link back to the money site is probably not a good idea. As mentioned in a comment earlier, I will be using the occasional gig on some of my sites other than this project site, but I’ll be sure that those services I do use are harmless when it comes to any potential for the Google doooooom master to kick me where it really hurts!

Look forward to hearing from you about those results!

Regards
Jo

Well Brendan, you gotta ask yourself this – are you happy to just tinker on and make a few bucks here and there, whilst investing a lot of your precious time doing so? Or would you prefer to build up a large and very successful online business, where the opportunity is to actually only invest a small proportion of your time, if you so wish, whilst still seeing a great return on that time spent in tems of an income? I know which option I’d rather choose.

If you are happy to go back to the land of the “freebie seeker” then that’s cool, but in so doing, be prepared to forever-more be slave laboring over a business that grows ever so slowly.

I choose to invest a really large proportion of my monthly income back into my business – not for the results that I’ll obtain today, but for the results that I’ll achieve in the months and the years to come. There’s no way I could become a millionaire (in terms of making large sums of greenbacks) if I were not prepared to make a solid investment each and every month. I think I’ve yacked on enough, haven’t I.

To your success and may the force be with you, sir!

Hey Jim – anchor text variation comes in all shapes and sizes. Domain names to home page such as this:
http://josepharchibald.com
http://www.josepharchibald.com
josepharchibald.com
http://www.josepharchibald.com

Looks very natural when someone is bookmarking your site.

But the main thing I tend to do is to add words onto my main kwds that I’m targeting like this for example…

Joseph Archibald is a beer swilling internet marketer.

Joseph Archibal being my main kwd here.

Or say I had two kwds in mind – “Joseph Archibald” and ” internet marketer”… Well I got them both in that anchor text – smart, right? You can actually do this in BMR too.

Example:

Kwds this time are: “cat food” and “dog food”.

In BMR I would write something like…

I buy my cat food and dog food at the same supermarket each week because its cheaper there. You tend to get away with a double whammy kwd in the same anchor text so there is no need to go writing great long posts simply to get another kwd in the post – just keep it to 150 words and you can still get 2 or even 3 kwds in there.

Answer to your next question that you already answered yourself (:-)) will be shorter Jim – yes, you can rank without on-page optimizing to a great extent, or to any extent. If you use Market Samurai, you will soon see time and time and time again that on-page optimization is severley lacking, even in really competitive niches.

Always my pleasure Jim!

So far so good Helen – one of my targeted kwds, albeit lightly targeted compared to my main one – has reached 19th in Scroogle.org. 8.1k global search volume, which is pretty decent after 5 days of backlinking. One of the key things though is that I know the site has not been totally obliterated in the rankings as of yet, as could well have happened. That’s not to say however that the main kwd phrase isn’t totally obliterated already. Its not ranking in the top 100, but I surely will be watching closely for any sign of it and will be reporting back on this as soon as I see it.

Thanks for following along Helen!

Joseph

Well Blake, I know some lads who would happily use a really trendy designer handbag for “normal” day to day activities. I’ve got a “thing” for quality designer handbags myself, actually. Those shops that sell ‘em in international airports in duty free – those are my first port of call each time! Those and cigar shops too, of course

Hey Tai – great! I really like to see the long term lurkers finally making a comment Its a friendly place here on the blog, and we all have a great laugh, so its not so often about serious stuff, which becomes a little bit strained if its constant.

Over-blown hype – yup, there is a whole ton of that in the IM game. It gets to the point of being utterly pathetic, and thoroughly annoying. After all, we know what that’s about – its all about making the person who is doing the hyping – more and more money, at the expense of everyone who is fooled by it. Mind you, its also good for a laugh – you’ll see me often comment in a hyped up fashion, purely for fun

BMR – yes, the offer still stands and will continue to stand for a long time to come. For each month you use my affiliate link, I will reimburse you 12 bucks – providing you email me your receipt of “purchase” and Paypal ID. All you need to do is to let your BMR “purchase” run for as long as you want (that’s on auto via your Paypal account), and when you are billed, simply email me the details each time. Takes less than a minute, so well worth it to get the 12 bucks back in your account. 12 bucks for a minutes “work”. Hmmm… that sounds like the ideal job

All the best Tai!

Joseph

LOL – Brendan, I really enjoy Star Wars (44 years of age and still love Star Wars), but obviously I am not as much a Star Wars geek as you Freebies have their place fo sure, but as long as the Jedi-Master wannabe (i.e. SEO trainee) knows full well that freebies alone are not gonna cut it in this day and age. Maybe 6 or 7 years ago, freebies would have been plenty enough to make you a heap of money in SEO – sadly however, that is no longer the case.

Aspen, Colorado – spending time there is what internet marketing dreams are all about! I plan to head on over your way some time next year, so hopefully I too can partake in the Aspen, Colorado dream! Care to join me Blake?

Where’s that then? LOL! Well, I’m pretty happy in the heat of Kuching, actually, and I can’t ski to save myself so the skiing is out. Rio sounds exciting tho!

Here’s to hoping I’ve got more disposable income this time next year also Sure looks like I’ll be doing a whole lot of traveling if I do get to the States, but quite a bit of it will be business orientated, so its not simply gonna be a long holiday. Should be great fun and I do hope to meet up with you Blake!

Hey Steve – you spent what – 6 months in Thailand was it? That must have been a ball! I’m off to Thailand in about 4 weeks time, so that’s gonna be cool. I’ve still to set foot in the US, but now there’s more incentive for doing so than ever. Another place I’d like to get to is St Peterburg in Russia. I’ve been to Moscow fairly often, but never over to St Petersburg. And I’d also love to spend about 3 months traveling around Scotland – doing lots of island hopping, and sampling all the whiskies and listening to all the funny accents. Where are you off to next?

Thanks Blake!