He deliberately went to that search engine, and typed in ‘fat black dicks’, we can bet that he’s seen a few before, and the chances of him being a first time ‘fat black dick’ fan is pretty slim. So when he does hit your page, he is going to do so with some interest. This is qualified lead, way better then just clicked, he’s already made 2 ‘yes’ moves by searching, then clicking onto your site. Qualified leads are what get quality ratios, these are buyers, these are guys who we can sell a ‘fat black dicks’ membership too. It’s like running a Nike shoe store and a guy walking in asking about runners.

Let’s not lose that incredibly targeted, pre targeted and well planned out click that we spent the effort to get.

I pick out what my customers want months/years before they know they want to buy it. I can seek out specific interests, and offer them a deal for exactly what they want, and have the deal done before they even knew they were looking. It sounds crazy but this is what you USE blog text, and blog posts for. You run an affiliate blog, you generate traffic so you can sell them things, its a whole bunch easier if you sell them what they want, and its easy if you have nice targeted long tail search terms (from properly done text work!).

It’s not used for filler, or shouldn’t be ‘just’ spider food, it needs to be more then that to really make a difference, and for you to really see the value of it. It needs to give that surfer a nudge, he got to the site ready, it’s our fault to fuck it up and lose that sale/surfer to another site.

I need to bash this into my head everyday, I’m not saying I do it perfect and probably slack as much as the next, but the more I remember it the better my commissions and earnings are. That is how you get blogs that are converting at 1/100 to 1/200 on SHITTY days. That is how you build and run blogs that earn money.

While surfing and reading the Newbie Forums its evident to see that many new webmasters have many great things going for them, they are eager, asking questions, testing theory and actually building things, as opposed to sitting back and running them. But the one thing that stands out to me is that almost all of them make tragic mistakes on their starting sites, which basically seals the deal as far as google giving them any love in the future.

Here is a quick list of the “simple” things I see done wrong everyday.

• Non Unique Content. This is the main offender, most new webmasters get eager to build pages, post to their blogs, or even end up going with plain rss fed garbage regurgitated from sponsor programs account admins. It is ESSENTIAL that you build your site with a unique text base, there has to be a reason for google to include you. Google wants to catalogue and index the world’s information, and then make it searchable by the general public. Now here’s the thing, yes they want every bit of information they can get, BUT they only need a piece once. Anything more then that is just more of the same, and they work to trim and clean the index, NOT add duplicate information to cloud things more.
• Jack of All Trades, Master or None. Its hard to say the above is the main offender, because this is possibly more common, at least as common. A very common mistake is to build your first site and think its best to give your surfers everything, all niches, free pictures and free movies and links out to every possible type of paysite out there. Thousands of galleries onsite, hundreds of links, and basically its all just a huge pile of shit. Focus on ONE theme, ONE niche and hit it hard. Be a Master, not a Jack. “Jacks” don’t make front page for big terms, that is reserved for Masters and Specialists who cater specifically to the search term niche.
• Make Use Of Your Title Tags. Its the simplest, yet most important thing you can do to easily increase your search engine traffic and onpage SEO, is to adjust and correctly write your page titles. Pick any term that you would like to rank for, and do a search right now. I think you will notice that about 90-95% of all sites listed on the first page will have that search term in its title. It matters greatly to Google, and it also weighs in heavily on the clickability of your link in the serps, its the link the surfer will click from Google serps to you.
• Bad Neighborhoods and Link Trades. Linking into a bad site or neighborhood is basically as effective to a webmaster, as shooting themselves in the foot is to a long distance runner. It completely voids any work you have done, and shows to the search engine that you are either shady, dangerous, or totally a fool, none of which you want them to think. Never trade with sites that openly spam Webmaster boards looking for trades, stay away from onpage “link add” services. Don’t use scripts like linkex, and do not trade links with them. Yes it matters, watch what you trade links with, Google is certainly paying attention.

For almost 3-4 months, I had reverse engineered some of the top seo’s rankings, I scoured over the first pages of serps and studied, big dick pages, blowjob sites and any other web pages i saw ranking in the top 10. I had wrote down websites I figured were all in the same persons networked, and basically mapped out all the players. It was fairly evident that back then, just a few years ago, that there was only about 4 or 5 major players, and then hundreds of “one offs”, people who ran single sites with deep rich, authoritative pages.

Now although I was getting a real good idea how the networks all worked, I didn’t have link power or page history to work with (wasn’t smart enough then to buy old sites), but I had all the other pieces, I had unique text, relevant links and was utilizing a new thing called blogs to push my content out to the masses through many different means. I actually solidified it one week when I built a bunch of blogspot.com blogs. Using the blogspot domain I added something to my domains and sites I couldn’t make. I added some trusted domain and aged links to the sites. Of course the sites and links were new, BUT they were on an old trusted domain, blogspot.com.

Now doing all them sites on blogspot really bumped things for me in a couple ways. Like I mentioned above, it gave me a trusted domain to push links from, and it also gave me this new neat thing called Atom, or RSS to syndicate the content to users. So after completing a bunch of fresh blogs, I headed out to several sites that were just beginning to offer services that allowed users to monitor and be updated, when an RSS feed was updated. One of those places who first offered this type of service to users was Yahoo.

This is where it all got interesting for me. I was running links and building sites to Trafficcashgold.com sites. Seehersquirt, CastingCouchTeens, Tinysblackadventure and ispycameltoe. And had not only built blogs for each site, but was using the blogs to all point to one major site for each niche, a money site so to speak. So I create these blogs and make my way across the 10 sites or so i found, that let you add RSS feeds, Yahoo was one of them, it was one of MyYahoo’s new features. So i added about 10-12 blogs to myyahoo that night and thought not a whole lot about it. I expected to get spidered by yahoo at worst, and maybe a few clicks somehow.

The next night, about 20-22 hrs later, i started to receive traffic not only to all the blogs i listed the feeds for, but to the sponsor. In less then a day, the blogs had been indexed, and listed in the yahoo search engine. And the listings weren’t 8th or 9th page, they were top 10. It was evident that adding the RSS feed to my yahoo, forced the yahoo spider to visit and cache the page, something that wasn’t so evident was that they gave major weight to any site that was added then, almost classifying all RSS Feeds as news sources, and listed them in the serps as such.

I had found a backdoor into the yahoo search index, and it led right to the first pages of results. The week following is when i quit my long time job/career in construction, and pursued my online earnings. Things were very weak still back then. It was still hit and miss with some results in yahoo, and they were very quick to fix the backdoor, and stop giving such massive weight to feeds, after all, it wasn’t just news sites and press sources using them anymore. But the 300-400$ a week i pulled from them for a few months was more then enough to convince me i shouldn’t be working outside, freezing my balls off for 20$ an hour.

It was one of those cold icy mornings, that i made a solid commitment to developing an income source, that didn’t require me to leave the house at 5-6 AM everyday, to go slave in the winter weather. I had been looking at websites and how they generate their traffic. I had been studying which traffic sources had historically created the most revenues, which sources turned clickers were buyers. It was pretty evident even at that low level, that the best converting and most targeted traffic you could hunt out was good old Search Engine traffic.

Now of course, reading about how to get ranked in the search engines and actually doing it, are 2 very different things. There is literally so many different factors that are brought in and have weight in the ranking, that’s its almost impossible to put a site into the top 10 for any searches. There was a few guys who i kept noticing in the serps, a few guys who held search terms for massive searches like blowjobs, big dicks, and porn. And it seemed to be the same 3-4 guys/companies, held all the top results.

This is where I had been spending the last 5- 6 months, reverse engineering my future competitors websites, and results, hunting down through web page after web page, exactly what they had been doing. Checking how their pages were constructed, following back links to sources, monitoring the Page Rank from incoming links and measuring how much each link effected the target site. All those things, plus dozens more factors I never mentioned. And after months of research and attempts, I started to see some of my web pages, getting listed high in the yahoo and google search engines, I was actually making a few dollars off them.

The significant thing in these early days for me was the Yahoo search engine. I had stumbled across a back door into the yahoo search results. At the time the only was to get included was to have some solid links from indexed pages, and wait your time for yahoo to add and then rank you, OR you could pay 600$ for a paid inclusion. Well back in the day, 02-03, RSS was a new thing, and even blogs were less popular then now, although i could see that they were the webs future.

So on one of them cold November mornings, I awoke and noticed that i had made 140$ since I went to bed about 7 hrs earlier. Supposedly adding my rss feeds off my 5-6 sites to yahoo the morning before had launched the said blogs to top 3 for a handful of terms, and it had happened overnight. So without links, without submission and without any real effort, i had found a way to send my new pages up to the money ranks.

I drove to work that morning and DID NOT bring my tools or pouch, and had quit my job by 7:00 that morning. The rest is basically history, quitting my job and returning home to spend all my time on websites, I focused on exploiting yahoos rss feeds (myyahoo) and getting as many of my pages listed in the serps their.

Learning that back door into yahoo sealed my deal on my career, it changed everything in my life, and introduced me to some of the Seo’s businesses most influential and powerful people. Learning that back door sealed my fate.