Link Blasting Your Money Sites
I like to browse forums, read blogs, etc, after I’ve had a few beers and am relaxing (which I guess is like 70% of the time). This issue has been bothering me and I want to address here on my blog. I will keep this one short, I swear on my bad ass chair.
Every time something like Scrapebox is discussed or any link blasting utility (I use the word blast specifically because I will be reviewing the mother of all link blasting services very soon), this topic comes up. No matter how many times it is spelled out, the hesitant, pussy-footing SEO’s out there will just keep asking the same questions instead of doing some testing of their own. It’s almost like they thrive on getting contrasting feedback and marveling and the mysteries that they’ve created in their minds. It’s not that complicated. So, in response to the most common question I’ve been seeing…
Is it safe to build a shit ton of links to my money sites?
If you are hung up on the idea of blasting links directly to your money site instead of laundering that precious link juice through web 2.0 sites and the like, I’m cool with that. If you’re paranoid about it, just answer the following questions: Is your domain at least 12 months old (or so)? Do you have diverse backlinks already (that means different kinds of links, silly)? If so, the risk of receiving a “Google slap” (as you are so fond of saying) is minimized. And guess what? Worse case scenario, if your site is slapped into oblivion, it will come back in a couple months. And it is likely it will come back stronger than before. Sure, there are really sneaky ways to sabotage a competitor’s site, but building a ton of links to them isn’t really one of them.
As countless people have highlighted before me, if it were that easy to de-index and basically destroy a site by spamming inbound links, then everyone would be doing it to each other (at least in competitive niches). It simply doesn’t work like that. Aged sites (I use the term loosely) with a good amount of links pointing at them are not that easy to dethrone. And don’t you dare ask me exactly how many links a “good amount of links” is!
And you know why those new sites are de-indexed so quickly? Cause the vast majority of new sites suck balls and don’t last longer than a year before the webmaster fails to pay the hosting bill or ultimately doesn’t renew the shitty hyphenated .info domain.
Have Balls
Or ovaries, whatever you please. You’re never going to get anywhere in this business if you’re not willing to take risks here and there.
Stop Asking Questions
Seriously. I know I’m basically talking to myself here because the people that know what they’re doing and are destined for success are in total agreement with this post and don’t even need to read it while the rest of you are wondering why I’m such a raging, ranting alcoholic.
True, no one can give you a definitive answer to all your inquiries about the mysterious Google algorithm. But if you keep blatantly ignoring the advice from seasoned SEOs who deal with this stuff on a daily basis…double-u tee eff?
I’m sorry to get my rant on like this. But, shit, you know, I needed a new blogpost so they could move me up higher on Affbuzz!



