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Nysus 04-13-2004 01:33 PM

Anyone playing the SEO game afraid?
 
It's currently a month-to-month high-risk game.

Do you have an exit plan? Do you have a piggy bank of cash to retire on already? What's your plan?

Discuss. :thumbsup

Cheers,
Matt

Fucksakes 04-13-2004 01:36 PM

do you do anything but ask questions?

WiredGuy 04-13-2004 01:37 PM

I do have exit strategies and contingency plans, but I don't see the immediate need to employ them. It's a very volatile market, but the PPC and PPI models offer quite some stability. The free traffic rankings at this point make up the bread and butter. PPC is secure and stable enough to make a living on. The rest is just gravy :)

WG

Dawgy 04-13-2004 01:38 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by WiredGuy
I do have exit strategies and contingency plans, but I don't see the immediate need to employ them. It's a very volatile market, but the PPC and PPI models offer quite some stability. The free traffic rankings at this point make up the bread and butter. PPC is secure and stable enough to make a living on. The rest is just gravy :)

WG

god has spoken. lol :glugglug

cluck 04-13-2004 01:41 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by WiredGuy
I do have exit strategies and contingency plans, but I don't see the immediate need to employ them. It's a very volatile market, but the PPC and PPI models offer quite some stability. The free traffic rankings at this point make up the bread and butter. PPC is secure and stable enough to make a living on. The rest is just gravy :)

WG

Shhh everyone thinks PPC is saturated. I'll have you know I worked hard to prepetuate those rumors :winkwink:

Nysus 04-13-2004 01:43 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by WiredGuy
I do have exit strategies and contingency plans, but I don't see the immediate need to employ them. It's a very volatile market, but the PPC and PPI models offer quite some stability. The free traffic rankings at this point make up the bread and butter. PPC is secure and stable enough to make a living on. The rest is just gravy :)

WG

Hehe. Yeah, PPC is certainly a more secure model though fairly under-explored from what I've seen.

Danny - I love you. :thumbsup :glugglug

Cheers,
Matt

WiredGuy 04-13-2004 01:50 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by cluck
Shhh everyone thinks PPC is saturated. I'll have you know I worked hard to prepetuate those rumors :winkwink:
It's so cut-throat and competitive right now, you'd need to burn a lot of cash to get into it. I like that! Keeps the newbies and smaller players out :)

WG

JamesK 04-13-2004 01:52 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Dawgy

god has spoken. lol :glugglug


WiredGuy 04-13-2004 01:52 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Dawgy
god has spoken. lol :glugglug
:1orglaugh

Nysus 04-13-2004 02:53 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by WiredGuy


It's so cut-throat and competitive right now, you'd need to burn a lot of cash to get into it. I like that! Keeps the newbies and smaller players out :)

WG

:thumbsup I don't think you really could get a fair assessment of the traffic with small amounts of money anyways.

Cheers,
Matt

Tipsy 04-13-2004 02:57 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Nysus
It's currently a month-to-month high-risk game.

Do you have an exit plan? Do you have a piggy bank of cash to retire on already? What's your plan?

Discuss. :thumbsup

Cheers,
Matt


It's already FAR too late to be in it and be afraid. Those still banking from it, by whatever method, will be doing so in X months time. Those who can't hack it or adapt quickly are gone or already making their money elsewhere.

Doctor Dre 04-13-2004 02:58 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by cluck


Shhh everyone thinks PPC is saturated. I'll have you know I worked hard to prepetuate those rumors :winkwink:

As you did for TGO right ? u seems like a big joke too me right now (sorry if you aren't). But 2 times the same kind of answer in 2 different threads ...

Doctor Dre 04-13-2004 02:59 PM

Hrmm sorry about the joke thign just looked at your sig ... at least that one is true . What TGO do you have ?

mb 04-13-2004 03:19 PM

Are we only talking about PPC here? The topic says SEO, which is all forms of search engine optimization. Nothing to worry about if you run clean, freshly updated sites full of interesting content. Those types of sites will always fair well in the SEs because that's what they want surfers to discover. Those employing trickery and such should definately start making their exit strategy now because the SE game is getting tighter. The high profile engines are consolidating and improving algorithms... it's no longer a free for all for spammers.

marc

Rictor 04-13-2004 03:37 PM

Is the sex.com spam bot broken?

slapass 04-13-2004 03:41 PM

Not sure why I would be afraid. Quit reading the major SEO forum and just do. No more fear or worries just traffic.

davethetruth 04-13-2004 03:41 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by WiredGuy


It's so cut-throat and competitive right now, you'd need to burn a lot of cash to get into it. I like that! Keeps the newbies and smaller players out :)

WG

This is very true!

I was able to start out experimenting when PPC was brand new, but now you need to spend tens of thousands of dollars for it to be worthwhile. Many people don't even bother and I don't blame them.

davethetruth 04-13-2004 03:43 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by mb
Nothing to worry about if you run clean, freshly updated sites full of interesting content. Those types of sites will always fair well in the SEs because that's what they want surfers to discover. marc
Yeah right, not if you have a dynamic web site like us:

www.BedroomSports.com

Dracula 04-13-2004 03:54 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Nysus
It's currently a month-to-month high-risk game.

Matt

Google: day to day high risk, full of tricks, spam, abuse
Yahoo-MSN: still simple, and some of the abuse is quickly banned

PPC - never. My keywords are simply too expensive. And I like big profits :Graucho

Btw, I'm glad to see on GFY so many good SEOs.

davethetruth 04-13-2004 03:56 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Dracula


Google: day to day high risk, full of tricks, spam, abuse
Yahoo-MSN: still simple, and some of the abuse is quickly banned

PPC - never. My keywords are simply too expensive. And I like big profits :Graucho

Btw, I'm glad to see on GFY so many good SEOs.

What keywords?

volante 04-13-2004 06:17 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by davethetruth

I was able to start out experimenting when PPC was brand new, but now you need to spend tens of thousands of dollars for it to be worthwhile. Many people don't even bother and I don't blame them.

I made shitloads of money when Goto.com was initially launched, totally by accident (at first...) . For some reason best known to Goto, they only updated their listings once every hour, unless you had a new highest bid in which case they'd update immediately. I set up an account with bids on around 2000 keywords, all at the lowest bid and with $25 in my account. One minute after the listings updated, I'd raise the bids on all my keywords to whatever was needed to get them listed in first place.

A minute later, my account balance would be $0.00 (it NEVER went into a negative!) but my keywords would still be in first place for the rest of the hour! When the listings updated at the end of the hour, I'd reduce the bids to the minimum, add another $25 to my account, and raise all my bids again.

I was spending $25 per hour to earn $400 per hour. I got away with it for 4 days before Goto caught on and changed the way the listings were updated...

:Graucho

AaronM 04-13-2004 06:17 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Fucksakes
do you do anything but ask questions?
Is there a better way to learn?

Steen2 04-13-2004 06:21 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by WiredGuy
I do have exit strategies and contingency plans, but I don't see the immediate need to employ them. It's a very volatile market, but the PPC and PPI models offer quite some stability. The free traffic rankings at this point make up the bread and butter. PPC is secure and stable enough to make a living on. The rest is just gravy :)

WG


word to that

Doctor Dre 04-14-2004 02:00 AM

Congrats nynsus you just got yourself the thread of the day .

The guys from playgirl were spending 100 k a day in SE traffic ... that's kinda crazy

woj 04-14-2004 02:22 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by volante


I made shitloads of money when Goto.com was initially launched, totally by accident (at first...) . For some reason best known to Goto, they only updated their listings once every hour, unless you had a new highest bid in which case they'd update immediately. I set up an account with bids on around 2000 keywords, all at the lowest bid and with $25 in my account. One minute after the listings updated, I'd raise the bids on all my keywords to whatever was needed to get them listed in first place.

A minute later, my account balance would be $0.00 (it NEVER went into a negative!) but my keywords would still be in first place for the rest of the hour! When the listings updated at the end of the hour, I'd reduce the bids to the minimum, add another $25 to my account, and raise all my bids again.

I was spending $25 per hour to earn $400 per hour. I got away with it for 4 days before Goto caught on and changed the way the listings were updated...

:Graucho

lol, that's awesome... :thumbsup

XM 04-14-2004 02:27 AM

If amount of sites in your imperium rises steadily the risk of month-to-month changes reduces greatly. I haven't seen any major changes in algo since Nov.03 and my traffic is pretty stable and growing based on how much stuff I am adding. Operating in large scales is the way to go, as in any other business.

XM

Rich 04-14-2004 02:38 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by WiredGuy


It's so cut-throat and competitive right now, you'd need to burn a lot of cash to get into it. I like that! Keeps the newbies and smaller players out :)

WG

Agreed

Sausage 04-14-2004 02:41 AM

SEO is an interesting occupation ;)

But I don't see things changing too much, just the methods. You have to stay ahead, and I admit that trying to work out Yahoo's algorithim is causing me headaches. I can nail most minor listings but can't seem to get my target sites listed where I want them.

Google never changes too much. minor tweaks here and there.

You think the move to cpc listings will continue ?

DarkJedi 04-14-2004 02:41 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by volante


I made shitloads of money when Goto.com was initially launched, totally by accident (at first...) . For some reason best known to Goto, they only updated their listings once every hour, unless you had a new highest bid in which case they'd update immediately. I set up an account with bids on around 2000 keywords, all at the lowest bid and with $25 in my account. One minute after the listings updated, I'd raise the bids on all my keywords to whatever was needed to get them listed in first place.

A minute later, my account balance would be $0.00 (it NEVER went into a negative!) but my keywords would still be in first place for the rest of the hour! When the listings updated at the end of the hour, I'd reduce the bids to the minimum, add another $25 to my account, and raise all my bids again.

I was spending $25 per hour to earn $400 per hour. I got away with it for 4 days before Goto caught on and changed the way the listings were updated...

:Graucho

haha nice story :thumbsup

Trax 04-14-2004 03:21 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Sausage
SEO is an interesting occupation ;)

But I don't see things changing too much, just the methods. You have to stay ahead, and I admit that trying to work out Yahoo's algorithim is causing me headaches. I can nail most minor listings but can't seem to get my target sites listed where I want them.

Google never changes too much. minor tweaks here and there.


i dont agree
google is a lot harder to optimize for than yahoo
yahoo is a joke right now lol
getting #1 spots for high value keywords really is a joke
on google its PURE LUCK... lol

WiredGuy 04-14-2004 05:38 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by volante


I made shitloads of money when Goto.com was initially launched, totally by accident (at first...) . For some reason best known to Goto, they only updated their listings once every hour, unless you had a new highest bid in which case they'd update immediately. I set up an account with bids on around 2000 keywords, all at the lowest bid and with $25 in my account. One minute after the listings updated, I'd raise the bids on all my keywords to whatever was needed to get them listed in first place.

A minute later, my account balance would be $0.00 (it NEVER went into a negative!) but my keywords would still be in first place for the rest of the hour! When the listings updated at the end of the hour, I'd reduce the bids to the minimum, add another $25 to my account, and raise all my bids again.

I was spending $25 per hour to earn $400 per hour. I got away with it for 4 days before Goto caught on and changed the way the listings were updated...

:Graucho


LOL, that genious :)
Did Goto ever bill you for the other traffic?

WG

Weppel 04-14-2004 05:58 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by volante


I made shitloads of money when Goto.com was initially launched, totally by accident (at first...) . For some reason best known to Goto, they only updated their listings once every hour, unless you had a new highest bid in which case they'd update immediately. I set up an account with bids on around 2000 keywords, all at the lowest bid and with $25 in my account. One minute after the listings updated, I'd raise the bids on all my keywords to whatever was needed to get them listed in first place.

A minute later, my account balance would be $0.00 (it NEVER went into a negative!) but my keywords would still be in first place for the rest of the hour! When the listings updated at the end of the hour, I'd reduce the bids to the minimum, add another $25 to my account, and raise all my bids again.

I was spending $25 per hour to earn $400 per hour. I got away with it for 4 days before Goto caught on and changed the way the listings were updated...

:Graucho

If i would have known that, i wouldn't have left my house nor my computer for 4 straight days :) No sleep for me! 8 hours of sleep would cost you 3k :)

justsexxx 04-14-2004 06:00 AM

Well I guess this counts for every "method" of money making...

Andre

pussyluver 04-14-2004 10:50 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Trax


i dont agree
google is a lot harder to optimize for than yahoo
yahoo is a joke right now lol
getting #1 spots for high value keywords really is a joke
on google its PURE LUCK... lol

:thumbsup

And google is at least ten times the traffic for a cash keyword on top.

I think those that say google is easy might be in for a surprise one day. If you've been on top for awhile and wear a black hat, things might be going fine for now. I don't think it will last.

Steve 04-14-2004 10:56 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Weppel


If i would have known that, i wouldn't have left my house nor my computer for 4 straight days :) No sleep for me! 8 hours of sleep would cost you 3k :)

indeed, non-stop coffee, or train someone to relieve you

by the way, your sig file is like 50 feet tall in Mozilla :(

erehwon 04-14-2004 11:53 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by WiredGuy
It's so cut-throat and competitive right now, you'd need to burn a lot of cash to get into it. I like that! Keeps the newbies and smaller players out :)

WG

How much is "a lot of cash" on a daily, weekly basis to see the results that make PPC worthwhile?

crash 04-14-2004 11:54 AM

Just my 2 cents
SEO (spamming) is a constantly moving target with google. But, the target doesnt really move very far.

If you know how to generate PR and build spam sites and how to feed the PR effectively into your spam sites, your on easy street. Oh, and of course, you have to produce sites faster than they are banned. If you can do that, the general trend is a continuing increase in revenue:)

I gave up reading all the SEO forums a year ago. Those fuckers always say this doesnt work and doing that will get you banned. Its all crap, just build things slightly differently every time you do a build, and you know what works best.

Of course, you have to increase automation to replace banned sites, to keep increasing revenue, but thats what programmers are for.

Half the fun of this game is beating the system, thats my reward anyway - and of course $$ :)

davethetruth 04-14-2004 11:57 AM

Do you work for Adult Search Solutions crash?

ICQ
326292549

crash 04-14-2004 12:00 PM

Dave
nope:)
I work for my wife and kid :)

Seriously, its just me and my computer:)

cluck 04-14-2004 12:02 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Doctor Dre


As you did for TGO right ? u seems like a big joke too me right now (sorry if you aren't). But 2 times the same kind of answer in 2 different threads ...

LOL, I was joking about TGO. I think half of GFY doesn't realize TGO is a misspelling of TGP.

Seriously though PPC isn't that hard to make money at from an advertiser standpoint. Even adwords or overture at 0.05-0.10/click seems pricey but with good copy and a good range of properly targetted keywords you can easily turn a good profit.


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