Comments for Your Internet Business Guide to Earning Online

Comment on Earning Online | Link Building Strategies by admin

admin — Fri, 22 Jul 2011 01:45:36 +0000

Honestly, I do not know whether it would work or not. Is that page in Google’s index? It has not been cached, and after over a month it does not show up in yahoo site explorer. Even if it did get indexed, I doubt it would carry much weight, especially since it is not anchored. Personally, if getting a link from youtube was that important to me, I would create a youtube channel with the name of your keyword (or some variation), post a couple of videos, get the channel indexed by google (maybe even with some PR and put your website in where it says “my website”. I do believe that is a do-follow link.

Comment on Earning Online | Link Building Strategies by Andrew McCarthy

Andrew McCarthy — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 11:17:00 +0000

Interesting read, I’m going to have to try Unique Article Submitter, I think it’s my logical next step. Seeing as you seem to know about this sort of stuff, I found a technique for getting a PR9 dofollow link on another blog here: – http://mobile-airconditioners.blogspot.com/ do you think this would work? It seems like a strange way of doing it, and I can’t imagine google indexing these kind of links…

Comment on Earning Online | Link Building Strategies by admin

admin — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 21:13:28 +0000

I approved this comment for 1 reason – so you can see that it does absolutely nothing for your site. In fact, if you go to the website that was given, you will see:

“Onlineguardian has banned ” greg41pate.sosblog.com ” hosted on sosblog.com due to the violation of terms of services.”

I have written a lot of articles on comment links. To sum it up quickly – at best, they are mostly useless. At worst, they will get your site banned, deindexed, etc. It is rare that a comment link is worth the time it tales to post it. Here is when a comment link is good:

1 – The comment provides value to the readers of the post (so admin will approve it and leave it there)
2 – The link is dofollow
3 – The site has authority (high PR AND ranks well for its main KWs)
4 – There is not 140 other comments with links in them on the page

How many sites do you see that allow dofollow backlinks, have authority, and aren’t inundated with other comments? Yea, that’s kind of what I thought.

Comment on Keyword Research for Adsense Blogging by admin

admin — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 21:02:12 +0000

This is actually a topic I plan to cover one of these days. There are tons of ways to build a list, but a “responsive” list is a completely different story. I think there are about 47,453,362 ebooks that are currently available on the topic. Most of them are either outdated or garbage. I have found the best way is to build a site in a niche, rank it #1 for your chosen keywords and offer a free newsletter or a gift in exchange for signing up. Then just take good care of your list.

Comment on Keyword Research for Adsense Blogging by Jonathon Alston

Jonathon Alston — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 08:43:39 +0000

hi everybody

Just saying hello while I look through the posts I’m trying to find out how to make an e-mail list with out having to spend a wad of cash on some training course

hopefully this is just what im looking for, looks like i have a lot to read Im trying to find a way to build an e-mail list.

Comment on Earning Online | Link Building Strategies by Peter Sanderland

Peter Sanderland — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 09:34:48 +0000

Hey Guys, i’m just posting this to try and get a free link to my new blog, yes, i know this is abit cheeky but at least i’m being honest about it.. unlike some of the absolute rubbish i see people posting on blogs these days, if you could help me out by leaving this comment on your blog that would be much appreciated, feel free to put a comment on my blog in return and i’ll make sure it sticks God Bless You

Comment on Online Earning with Thin MFA Sites | Be Careful! by admin

admin — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 19:14:04 +0000

A great example of MFA – http://legal-attorney-lawyer.info/. There are a lot of posts, but it is a scraper – it just takes excerpts from other blogs and considers that a post. There is no navigation except for the Google ads. This site will NOT pass a manual inspection and will be deindexed, and I would not be surprised if the Adsense account was suspended.

Folks, this type of site will not make you money; at least, not for long (if it ever even ranks for anything).

Comment on Online Earning with Thin MFA Sites | Be Careful! by admin

admin — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 08:53:46 +0000

Maybe that’s why they are selling it. Actually, the site may be a little thin, but it is a decent looking site on a premium theme with 10 posts. Not what I would consider an MFA site. There are a few things I would do differently if it were my site, but I would think it would pass a manual review by Google’s quality control techs. It is a far cry from a 5 post garbage site on an ugly theme that has become the calling card of MFA sites. The posts are actually decent. Ask yourself this: what do you think people are looking for when they look up CNA certification, or CNA training. Will that site be of interest to them? If so, they are fine. Personally, i would put in some more posts and more navigation above the fold, but that’s me wanting to be safe.

Comment on Online Earning with Thin MFA Sites | Be Careful! by Mark J

Mark J — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 03:32:33 +0000

Hi,

I guess the thin MFA site is STILL Good, after you read the latest auction sold at flippa for $42,800 and the site is making $3K/month, but it only have 10 articles and that is it.

http://flippa.com/auctions/103100

Therefore, if you know how to SEO and get traffic, few pages thin MFA site still GOOD.

Comment on Internal Linking and Why it is Important by admin

admin — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 18:50:47 +0000

Thanks Sunny. Not sure what Bryan is doing with it, but it’s his baby. He and I had different ideas on which direction the site should be taken. We will see where it goes.