Comments on: Best “Paid” Link Cheats for Bloggers http://www.netfrontiermarketing.com/best-%e2%80%9cpaid%e2%80%9d-link-cheats-for-bloggers.html Internet Marketing, product reviews, affiliate marketing, SEO Sun, 12 Oct 2008 23:46:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 by: alex http://www.netfrontiermarketing.com/best-%e2%80%9cpaid%e2%80%9d-link-cheats-for-bloggers.html#comment-2895 Fri, 08 Jun 2007 12:03:04 +0000 http://www.netfrontiermarketing.com/best-%e2%80%9cpaid%e2%80%9d-link-cheats-for-bloggers.html#comment-2895 Hey Andy, I wanted to include controversy but I find it less accessible to the beginner. This just about proves me wrong. Could you elaborate on the last part of your comment? Hey Andy,

I wanted to include controversy but I find it less accessible to the beginner. This just about proves me wrong.

Could you elaborate on the last part of your comment?

]]> by: Andy Beard http://www.netfrontiermarketing.com/best-%e2%80%9cpaid%e2%80%9d-link-cheats-for-bloggers.html#comment-2894 Fri, 08 Jun 2007 11:52:30 +0000 http://www.netfrontiermarketing.com/best-%e2%80%9cpaid%e2%80%9d-link-cheats-for-bloggers.html#comment-2894 Within a couple of weeks of starting my blog I already had Robert Scoble linking to me with a post claiming that I thought he was stealing other people's content. 1000 visitors in 2 days and a bunch of links from elsewhere. The links coming in were questioning some upstart blogger no one had ever heard of in blogging circles, but I invested a huge amount of time debating my arguments on multiple blogs. I still think Google Reader is one of the best "White Hat" splogging tools available, because whilst you might be blocked from scraping a feed directly, no one is going to block Google reader. With that combined with a couple of 301 redirects from old domains, I never had a problem with the sandbox. If you can pull it off, gaining lots of editorial PR6+ links is very useful Within a couple of weeks of starting my blog I already had Robert Scoble linking to me with a post claiming that I thought he was stealing other people’s content.
1000 visitors in 2 days and a bunch of links from elsewhere.

The links coming in were questioning some upstart blogger no one had ever heard of in blogging circles, but I invested a huge amount of time debating my arguments on multiple blogs.

I still think Google Reader is one of the best “White Hat” splogging tools available, because whilst you might be blocked from scraping a feed directly, no one is going to block Google reader.

With that combined with a couple of 301 redirects from old domains, I never had a problem with the sandbox.

If you can pull it off, gaining lots of editorial PR6+ links is very useful

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