My Gray Hat Technique To Rank In Google

My Gray Hat Technique To Rank In Google

Alright guys,

I've been making a decent living picking up clients over craigslist in various cities and ranking them with this white hat method and decided it was time to share some of what I have learned. I am not going to hand-feed you but I will give you a blueprint.

1st Tier

First: You need to build some solid web 2.0's pointing to your site. If you don't know what they are, Google it. Build your web 2.0's and add 5 pieces of content to every one of them. Continue doing this over time. Start with 10 0f them. Sites like Wix, Jimdo, etc. Because it's a 2.0 don't worry about making it real fancy, just stick to the templates. Focus more on the content.

Second: Wiki's with relevant content. Find wiki sites (not Wikipedia) and submit quality content pointing to your site. Just Google "list of wiki sites" and you will find some you can submit content to.

Third: Build social networks pointing at the site. Post relevant valuable content and boost up your social networks manually. Follow as many people as you can. Here is a list of Social Networks and what to do. Engagement is the key to making these work for you. If someone engages, engage back!

• Twitter I usually search for people in my niche by going to the search bar and typing in #myniche or # a keyword phrase around my niche. Then I look for an active member that has a lot of followers. I follow the first 100-200 people on their followers list since this is the most recent followers and you can almost guarantee they will be active. Then I inflate my account with 100-200 real-looking purchased followers, retweets, favorites. Rinse and repeat. All along tweeting relevant media.
  
• Facebook Strictly FB campaigning and inflating my account with 5k-10k likes in the beginning by purchasing FB likes. Find a solid seller here on seocheckout. I run a bot that someone set up for me.
  
• Pinterest Pinterest is probably the easiest to build backlinks with if you do it right. The one thing to remember is to always produce content/media that promotes interaction. On Pinterest follow 300 people a day. Re-pin, pin stuff from the site, mix it up. Like, comment, and engage.
  
• Reddit Humongous traffic driver and backlink builder! BE CAREFUL! No spamming. Start you account, post on other people's content. Take it slow. I usually don's start posting like crazy until I have a campaign and my "Link Karma" is looking good.
  
• Tumblr Start you profile. DO NOT FOLLOW ANYONE or do much of anything FOR 24 HRS!!! Just don't OK, trust me. After 24 hrs start following 200 people a day and posting stuff from your site. It is very important that you 'reblog' content that is already being 'reblogged' frequently. That will promote engagement and 'activity'.
  
• We Heart It You can abuse the hell out of this network. At least for now, you can follow as many people as you'd like. Again, as with all social networks, produce content/media/images that are highly engaging. For instance I shared a video that went viral on my FB fanpage. Well, slightly viral, it had 45 reshares from my page. Wasn't my video, I just thought it was funny. I then hearted that image. It's been hearted over 2,000 times since then. That created 2,000 backlinks to my FanPage, wink wink. It also gained me massive amounts of hearts on images linking to my site, in turn creating powerful backlinks.
  

To add link juice to these networks just share content that gets re-shared. Play with it and see what works.

Tier 2

For my second tier I scrape and build PR1-9 links pointing to all of my 1st tier. Around 30 backlinks to each of the backlinks on tier 1. This is done with profiles on various sites like Amazon, Instructables, Yahoo, goodreads, etc.... Just create the profile and do what you want with it. Obviously I make my "About me" unique for every profile, unique profile images, and add my link to the site where ever I can. Mix it up with contextual backlinks in Angela style, hyperlinked text, and plain text.

Tier 3
Learning how to use some SEOtools can prove to be quite handy here. I choose to outsource for right now but there are some really great tools on the market that will benefit your third tier tremendously. I usually blast the second tier with 100,000's of backlinks. Divided up of course. Doesn't really matter how spammy they are, it's just for juice. If a link breaks I simply remove the profile that its pointing to on my second tier.
Then I add some RSS feeds (I outsource, you can find some great services here ) to generate consistent signals.

For local businesses I would submit to directories and do some citations.

Honestly can rank a business in about 1 month - 2 months.

Learn this and you can make good money outsourcing SEO to provide to local clients. Or from your own site. RANKING IS BANKING!

Namaste