This way really only works if your site is heavily penalized or banned good from Google. If your site is just fine but doesn’t have the link weight to get it up to first place, than you should just focus on building backlinks for your site instead.
So, everyone knows that Google doesn’t like Buy Blog Comments and they don’t think it deserves it rightful place of being number 1 for its own name. Example. And all the top spot for that page are filled with haters. So how would I be able to get my site in the number one spot to increase my revenue? I don’t! I will rank someone else’s website.
What if the first 3 results (the only ones that really matter at all 
) was filled with blog posts or forum posts about buyblogcomments.com that consists of a mini sales letter to help get me some sales? That would most likely help me boost revenue than having haters saying its “comment spam” and such in the top serps.
But how would I get the first three results? Simple, Reviewme. Well, to be honest I would use my own blog and pay 2 of my good buddies to make a blog post about my site. I would give them each a unique a sales letter to use on there blog for the content, I obviously suck at writing so I would have the sales letter professionally made up. Once they put the blog posts up, I would start building links to THERE (and my) blog posts. It looks like I need about 100 good backlinks for each blog post to get them to rank in the top three. I would probably just use one of my own Buy Blog Comments packages to get those haha.
After a few weeks I would have my top 3 stops and be pulling in some extra revenue. A user would do a search for my company and find quality blog posts about it, they would than go to the sales letter and then go to my website from there.
This process of using someone else’s website to get that 1st place in the SEPS isn’t a new process and don’t think that I thought it up, because I didn’t. Spammers use this all the time.
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Thanks, pretty nice post, I’ll have to try this.
Nice post Jon, I don’t think I would of thought of that method but I’ve also never been in that situation.
If you want to write a sales letter for my site, I would be more then happy to post it on my site.
Have a good one,
Sweet post – that’s a crafty little process and would pay huge when it’s done. Are you not changing domain names because of the name?
I wouldn’t write a large sales letter, I’d rather write a ‘review’ about the site. That would be best IMO, esp with your sites demographics. They know what blogs are for, and when they see a sales page on it, it wouldn’t look normal. In addition to that, there’s some other thing you should do to increase the blogs appearance for users as well. Given that site may or may not rank #1 for the given keyword, it may rank high and if it does then you want it to appear real rather than fake so the users see it as legit and order.
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This isn’t too far fetched! I’ve used similar tactics in the past, to promote my site on other’s sites. I think the main issue is assuring that the blog, or whatever other website that is promoting your company / service, is reputable (especially through Google’s perspective).
I like your Reviewme idea in order to rank high. Never though about it that way!
How could I miss this post! freakin awesome