I know, I know, you waited all this time for me to make a new post and here I am talking about the same crap I was talking about in the last post. Well, not really. The last post was to encourage you to subscribe to Drip Feed Blasts, which is by far the most powerful and easiest to use xrumer service available. Today I’m going to go over what I believe are the best ways to use DFB and get the most bang for your buck.

I would also like to point out that I am not being compensated for my constant plugging of this product, I really do just think its a fantastic service. In fact, I make my monthly investment in DFB back in the first calendar day of each month as a direct result from this service. Of course, your own results may vary (especially if you’re totally doing it wrong).

Focus Your Efforts
When you first start building blasts, it can be easy to get carried away and enter 50 parasite host URLs and 100 anchors to spin. That is grossly overdoing it. Myself and others have had wild success focusing on only one DIRECT URL and keyword. This may make some of you a little nervous, but you already know how I feel about that.

If you’re really paranoid about diversity, set up a blast with two URLs, one being http://yoursite.com and the other being http://www.yoursite.com. If your .htaccess is set up properly, both URLs should point to the same place, and no precious link juice will be lost. You then can sleep easier knowing that your link-building looks that much more natural.

The reason you want to go direct is because you are spreading yourself way too thin otherwise. Most of us are looking for solid results as soon as possible, right? Attack one keyword at a time.

Get Mo’ Links
I’m not saying you can’t set and forget your DFB campaigns, but you will experience stronger and much more consistent results if you build other types of links to your URLs. The usual mix of article submission, blog comments, social bookmarking, directories, etc are fine. One blog commenting service in particular that kicks ass is Bulk Blog Comments by Mattseh (same guy that brought you MegaPinger). By far the best blog commenting service I’ve used in a long time. Combining this service with DFB has yielded excellent results for me.

DFL
In the never ending pursuit of the ultimate indexing solution, the guys at DFB and Mattseh (yes I have a boner for all of them) created a utility called Drip Feed Login, free for DFB subscribers. This thing is pretty f-ing genius. If you’re not familiar, I’ll briefly explain what it does…and why you should run it every day should become obvious…

Xrumer/DFB spams the shit out of forums, right? Right. Profile links are the bread and butter of DFB. As we all know, those profiles with your spammy ass links can be tough to get indexed after they’re created, since often times they are buried deep within the site. So, how do we make Google notice these new profiles?

Ever notice at the bottom of most online forums there is a little “Who’s Online” section? It shows the usernames of all the users currently logged in with links to their profiles. These links make it real easy for those Google spiderz to find those people’s profiles. But, are we expected to log in to hundreds, if not thousands of spammy forum accounts every day to get noticed down there? Of course not. DFL does it for you. You simply start it up and hit “Start”, and it will systematically log in to all of your profiles over time, making them look naturally logged in, and subsequently skyrocketing the chance of your links being discovered and indexed. Pretty freaking neat. Use it.

K, bye. I’ll be back when I have something new to talk about.

When I’m on a quest to manually build relevant links, there are a couple tricks I employ. One such trick is what I call the “recent comments” trick. Oooooooh, fancy.

Let’s say I need to build some relevant links for my marbles site. My bad ass marbles site. Obviously, I want to drop as many links as possible in as little time as possible. Doing it manually ensures that the vast majority will stick, but it can also be slow as molasses.

So, what I do is execute a quick google search for “marbles” “recent comments”. Note that each keyword is in its own quotes yet in the same query.

Basically what you’re looking for are blogs with a sidebar widget that displays the most recent comments, along with links back to the author’s site (if any). If the blog has 400 pages of unique content, and those little crawlers just happen to come by while your link is there (good chance they will), then you get a butt-load of backlinks.

Be aware that not every page with the text “recent comments” is going to have what you’re looking for. Fairly often you’ll come across something like “recent comments from marble enthusiast Dwight Fiddlerbachen suggest…” bla bla bla. Similarly, people using this method may very well end up on this site due to the title of this article. Sorry, guys.

If you’d like to narrow it down even further and only look for do-follow blogs, then that’s another story. But, as far as I’m concerned, I’d much rather have 400 no-follow backlinks with proper anchor text than one crummy do-follow backlink.

I hold “no follow” in a similar regard as the alleged 1969 moon landing.

Oh, and if you’re looking for a decent piece of software to aid you in the manual link building process, check out Fast Blog Finder.

Peace be with you.