K guys, trying my sorry ass at SEO and attempting building more long term properties instead of one page hit jobs. Been doing PPC for years but looking for a new challenge...
I bought an established site in the tune of $xx,xxx. It's a 4 year old domain, gets decent traffic, and the CPCs are high in Adsense. Giving it a complete redesign and adding new content as well as establishing a mailing list. I want to however improve traffic to this site via SEO. Doesn't have to be completely white hat, I don't mind shelling out some cash to blast it with links but I just want to be on the safe side since this site costs me a bit of quid to obtain (don't want to be in G's Shitbox the first month after purchasing this site).
I've been doing quite a bit of research on SEO and trying to wrap my head around sandboxing, Xrumer, Google Dances, linkbuilding in general, social bookmarking etc. Basically all the stuff I've ignored for years. I am hoping to obtain traffic in a more safe manner rather than blasting tens of thousands of links to my money site. I know people will say experiment and try it out, but as I already mentioned this is not a new (or cheap) site and therefore would like to prevent hitting the shitbox right away.
What I want to do is a link pyramid. I've read the thread http://www.wickedfire.com/traffic-content/113689-taking-new-site-top-30-day-case-study.html in detail and am thinking about loosely doing what Jbern did with some twists of my own.
Question for you SEO gurus. I am planning to buy the Red Virus SEO package and drip feed blasts. So the Red Virus points straight to the money site correct? And then afterwards, do I DFB the links detailed in the Red Virus report?
I'm also looking to purchase the Backlink Arena package as well. I assume once I receive the report for this I can DFB those links as well? I'm just trying to picture in my head how the "link pyramid" works and in Jbern's thread the image below is sort of the depiction of what I think needs to be done. Is this the direction I should be heading? Any help beforehand would be appreciated guys
I bought an established site in the tune of $xx,xxx. It's a 4 year old domain, gets decent traffic, and the CPCs are high in Adsense. Giving it a complete redesign and adding new content as well as establishing a mailing list. I want to however improve traffic to this site via SEO. Doesn't have to be completely white hat, I don't mind shelling out some cash to blast it with links but I just want to be on the safe side since this site costs me a bit of quid to obtain (don't want to be in G's Shitbox the first month after purchasing this site).
I've been doing quite a bit of research on SEO and trying to wrap my head around sandboxing, Xrumer, Google Dances, linkbuilding in general, social bookmarking etc. Basically all the stuff I've ignored for years. I am hoping to obtain traffic in a more safe manner rather than blasting tens of thousands of links to my money site. I know people will say experiment and try it out, but as I already mentioned this is not a new (or cheap) site and therefore would like to prevent hitting the shitbox right away.
What I want to do is a link pyramid. I've read the thread http://www.wickedfire.com/traffic-content/113689-taking-new-site-top-30-day-case-study.html in detail and am thinking about loosely doing what Jbern did with some twists of my own.
Question for you SEO gurus. I am planning to buy the Red Virus SEO package and drip feed blasts. So the Red Virus points straight to the money site correct? And then afterwards, do I DFB the links detailed in the Red Virus report?
I'm also looking to purchase the Backlink Arena package as well. I assume once I receive the report for this I can DFB those links as well? I'm just trying to picture in my head how the "link pyramid" works and in Jbern's thread the image below is sort of the depiction of what I think needs to be done. Is this the direction I should be heading? Any help beforehand would be appreciated guys