Spam me with your SEOs offers

Anyone willing to sell seo secrets must suck...or be stupid...your choice.

~Ray

I would not have said it that hard
the important thing is the domain registration date lol
swami said it already... its june 2003 on a not really competive keyword.

no one is going to sell his secrets for 300 bucks an hour lol
and no one is expecting to get those for that amount either.

easy: a good ranking for a competetive money term on a domain name registered in the last 6-12 months

you forgot to take your prozac maybe.

this guy makes GOOD money in the escort biz. why? because he doesn't have lousy "paysites" with ugly hoes claiming to be escorts, he has quality girls, he's cheap and he is known worldwide for this - partially because of me.

as I said: who wants to check if they're fake or not book a girl and see for yourself.

he sends girls all over the world, thailand, dubai, oslo, canada ... even in US, some of the girls are swiss, they won't have visa problems.

I started learning SEO from 3XGuru 2 years ago, if you don't know who he is ask Darren from mensniche

It's amazing how little some webmasters know about SEO, yet expect some wizard to come along and work wonders to earn them substantial money, but still whine because it's not cheap enough at eg.. $300/hour

That is one career I won't be having Trax - I prefer to do SEO on my own sites and earn far more and forget clients quibbling over paying $300


BTW.. Just a thought - Anyone on this thread who wants a decent SEO should be damned grateful they exist and are willing to work for ya!

just so you guys know, there are ways of avoiding the sandbox.. and the sandbox isnt an age thing, i've optimized enough sites (mostly mainstream) that seemed to have avoided the sandbox despite them being new.. my best guess would be that its in the backlinks --> rate at which the backlinks are obtained and their quality....

Hi,

I don't have any domains registered in the last 12 months - I recommend that existing domains be used over new ones whenever possible. The sandbox for new domains can take from 6 months to a year.

On existing domains, I have experienced as quick as a three week turn-around - although I advise clients to expect 2-3 months.

My SE strategies involve building convertable TRAFFIC (over having a limited number of high ranking pages) - sometimes these two are on opposite ends of the decision tree. Quite often, links on deeper pages in SERPs convert better because those surfers are looking hard. Page one SERPs can bring a lot of useless traffic - a huge percentage of surfers will click on first couple links without necessarily being committed to their inquiry.

Establishing steady traffic from an aggregate of a wide base of specific keyphrases is my SE traffic building strategy. I would rather have one hundred terms with daily trickle traffic than a couple major general terms which are constantly being fought over.

Here is an SE traffic web stats report I just generated for one of my domains for the last 6 days (Feb/15/2005-Feb/20/2005).

I'm sorry that it is a text file, because the HTML version of my SE traffic report for the last 6 days is over 7 megs long.

Dino Cortez SEO Traffic Report: Feb/15-20/2005*

* This report includes only the major search engines. This report does not include Google Images traffic (which is equal to if not greater that the Google text search visits).

For detail LIVE stats of SE traffic to pages I have developed:

LIVE SE TRAFFIC

Thanks,
-Dino

I agree 100% on that...

you have to be kidding me... seriously
with 223 searches your #1 traffic keyword is "pretty feet"
c'mon

I've said it countless times in this thread already... we are not talking about getting traffic for the kw "pictures of woman receiving oral sex" (search your logs)...

Yes, I am well aware that targetting smaller kw's brings in a lot more $ than just going by the big ones if you are able to bring in volume BUT:
this is not what we are talking about here...
you are surely recieving a good amount of traffic on that site but that does not mean you beat the sandbox... not on the keywords that are on your list

we are talking about two totally different things here...

read my post again: "a good ranking for a competetive money term on a domain name registered in the last 6-12 months"
this is what "would" have beaten the sandbox. but that doesn't exist as far as I know
damn
I am posting way too much information in this thread. fuck that

233 searches on just ONE of my over 150 keyword phrases related to foot fetish alone (out of a total of 7816 unique phrases, each yielding traffic). Total keyword searches 15,093 - NO kidding.

Sorry, I got into this discussion by asserting someone's comment about a 3 week (fast) listing and then you asked me to show something - clearly we're not on the same page. No prob.

I see. Well, I couldn't care less about 'sandboxes' - I don't really see the point of what you're talking about - I'm into using SEO to build traffic to generate money.

To my thinking, a good SEO will usually have a handful of mature domains to use and/or extend to a client's portfolio - guess I must be funny that way.

-Dino

useful info, thanks for that

a good seo doesn't give his mature domains away to clients for money

hmmm I've actually picked up a few things thanks to this thread.


thanks Trax ;-)

How about a domain created on: 22-Jan-05?

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While neither are huge search results, my stats show I am getting hits for them, and I am obviously not in the sandbox. The search results that I get most of my SE traffic from are ranked higher with AltaVista, and Yahoo, but as the site is only a month old, I expect Google to take a little longer. However, it won't take a year, that is for sure.