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Huge List of Cool WordPress Plugins-Part 1

Arindam,
You're only half right - it's long, but it's anything but boring.
Excellent information, particularly for someone as technically-challenged as I am.
Many, many thanks - this page is now part of my reference library.

» Posted By Bruce On April 17, 2010 @ 7:05 pm

Ultimate Secret to Getting Tons of Backlinks at NO Cost-Part 2

As usual, your articles are of the highest quality and relevance. You provide information which we wouldn't know how to even look for! What a guy! This latest one on link generating is amazing.

Thanks for being here!

» Posted By Bruce On January 31, 2010 @ 4:12 pm

Thank you.

I've just started using Angela's packets, and still have a lot to learn about how to do so effectively.

I'm sure this extra information will help

» Posted By Bruce On January 30, 2010 @ 6:24 am

BEWARE of Posting Affiliate Links on Your Blog-Part 2

Hi Arindam,

This FTC ruling is interesting in that it may help clear out a lot of garbage from the internet. I get tired of reading all the testimonials from people who have tried this or that system or product or all the rags to riches stories. Sales pitches should stick to the benefits of the product or service. Right now, I can just imagine all the dishonest affiliate marketers running off to get fake paypal or clickbank results pages. Google and Clickbank it seems will also need to crack down on all the PPC advertiser landing pages that are full of so much of this type of hype. All this just in time for the Christmas shopping season.

» Posted By Bruce On October 10, 2009 @ 5:47 pm

4 Tips to Using Backlinks of Angela in a Better Way

Yeah, I often worry about people who may abuse the program. It hasn't seemed to happen yet but I haven't been using it long enough to know how long this will last. The developer allows only four keywords per 'run' and of course they are all connected to inner pages on the website(s).

I've noticed an increase in traffic to my pages - especially after I submit the RSS feeds to the RSS aggregators that the html2RSS program does for me.

I'll let you know if traffic keeps up

Bruce

» Posted By Bruce On October 4, 2009 @ 11:56 pm

Hi Arindam,
Thanks for your quick response. The program I mentioned in my last post also automates the captcha process and does a fair job of getting most of them correct most of the time. If it misses, it tries again and skips the site if it exceeds a certain amount of time and then goes to the next site. I'll keep trying this for another month or so and see if my links get removed.

Interesting topic though. I have often thought about just taking my time and filling out a complete profile on each of Angela's high PR sites when I have spare time (which is hardly ever btw).

Thanks,

Bruce

» Posted By Bruce On October 4, 2009 @ 9:44 pm

Arindam,

I'm a new subscriber to your nuttie newsletter. Your thought's about Angel's list of high pr sites caught my attention. I've been using this automatic program called 'linking loophole' that creates yahoo email accounts and then subscribes to Angela's sites. It then posts to each of the accounts (automatically) with random name and birthday etc and places my keyword anchor text links to inner pages on my website. It then collects the urls of the pages where my links are where they are then converted into RSS feeds with html2rss. Another program in the same set of software then sends out the newly-created RSS to the big RSS aggregators. Whew!, that was a long explanation. In the program creator's opinion based on his testing and the seeming results from his subscribers, there seem not to be any bad results from setting up such links from Angela's sites. In fact, after an initial surge of page rank for the keywords in the anchor text to the website page optimized for the anchortext keyword, the page then disappears for awhile but within a week or two returns to nearly the same spot. Doing that also helps new pages of content on a website get indexed by google within hours.
So after this long-winded explanation, what I am hearing from you is that these links that are created with Linking Loophole will be removed by someone at each of these sites if the links created in my profile going to my website pages are not relevant to the theme of the websites that Angela compiles each month. And thus, Google will then penalize my website pages because the links will be taken down. I hope I am understanding all this correctly.
Therefore, I shouldn't use any automated software to set up these accounts for me unless the sites are relevant to my website pages. Do I have that all correct? If so, then if I happen to sell wellness products on a website that reviews and offers helpful info to people about great products BUT I am also a sports fan and a Democrat or I am interested in Science etc etc AND the high PR site in these categories asks me to fill out my profile including a website if I have one, then does it really matter if I put my website link in with my keyword anchortext?? Common sense tells me it wouldn't matter since I am not advertising my site to others on the forums and not writing spammy articles at the sites. If it doesn't matter to the site owner, then I assume I'm alright doing this type of automatic one-way link building from these high PR sites. Also, it seems that if keyword anchor text and link relevancy did matter and was frowned upon, these websites would not allow profile information to contain keyword anchortext links back to my website if it wasn't relevant. They do allow it however, which makes me think that it must be okay. In the short time I've been linking in this way, I've seen very good results in pr and traffic from pages that previously were not even indexed by Google (within a week or however long it takes for the google bots to go through the profile pages of these high pr websites).

» Posted By Bruce On October 4, 2009 @ 2:37 pm

6 Inane SEO Questions Answered!

Hi Arindam,
One of the things you say that make so much sense to me is "try it and see", so that's exatly what I intend to do.

I'm building some new sites using the Backlink Bully techniques, and I've also subscribed to Angela's packets.

I intend to point all the links to my home page; I'll give you a report back in a month or so.

Please keep the interesting posts coming - they are anything but boring!

Best wishes,

Bruce

» Posted By Bruce On September 5, 2009 @ 6:38 pm

Finding a Profitable Niche Seems to Be the Most Difficult Part!

Hi Arindam,

Good response, as always.

Ezinearticles does work for me, but pretty much a trickle; maybe I don't submit enough.

I'm going to do exactly what you suggest - experiment more.

Changing some non-performing XsitePro sites to WP to see if anything happens; concentrating on link building for the next few months; and writing and link-promoting articles to see if that helps.

Cheers

Bruce

» Posted By Bruce On August 25, 2009 @ 7:09 am

Wow! I've just bought and started implementing Article Bully. Which led me to Angela's Packets. Which led me to you.

And you've just destoyed some of my cherished beliefs - article marketing is good; ezinearticles is better (I'm classed as an "expert" writer, whatever that means) and WP is good for niche sites as well (says Dr. Andy Williams).

What is a poor newbie to do?

Bruce

» Posted By Bruce On August 24, 2009 @ 10:15 am