Nerz — Fri, 04 Aug 2006 14:01:12 +0000

It could possibly work if you can drive enough traffic to it..

Heres a reallly simple idea that someone over at DP came up with

First page all links/ads are $50 permanent. second page 49 and so on...now the pages are /1.html...2.html, so PR should pass along nicely. Would page 50 be worth it at $1? Obviously your hoping as a buyer the site is gonna go PR6 one day and you can get some PR...I cant imagine traffic happening on a site like that though.

Still someone has made $600 on that site so far...

Simple, but effective.

gooders2274 — Tue, 13 Jun 2006 06:12:22 +0000

i think its a realy good idea though i dont like the design much, looks pretty drab.
it needs brightening up and definately some content added. Its something good to start with though and you could really develop it, good domain name too.
good luck with it

remindme — Tue, 13 Jun 2006 00:41:44 +0000

Busy wrote: First thing that springs to mind is website cloaking - against many SE terms and conditions which could get you banned.

Hey Busy,

Just wanted to let you know that after doing some extensive research,
SEs read iFRAME as part of the iFRAME URL..

In other words, I will not be penalized nor will my customer..

remindme — Sun, 11 Jun 2006 03:16:02 +0000

twist wrote: For $0 I can get a blogger/livejournal and probably 100 more free website/blog accounts and cover them with permanent one way links to my website. I could also go to godaddy and buy a domain for ~$6 and set up my own shadow domain for a year or that I can go to adbrite and buy a 30-day front page ad on thousands of websites for a similiar price.

Not trying to break your spirit, but I really think you have to give people something special in order to achieve what your trying.

Perfect, let's talk..

Livejournal & 100 links?? How many visitors will you get from that??
Godaddy and buy a shadowed domain for $6.00 .. your point being???
would the SEs not consider this blackhat??

go to adbrite and get a 30 day front page ad on thousands of website for what price??
$250.00 per month to get the same visitors that I would get you for $5.00???

Buddy you are on crack.. show me how, I would be more the happy to do it..
frankly.. show me how and I will be more then happy to give you home page visitors for one year??

What in the hell are you talking about??

twist — Sat, 10 Jun 2006 20:39:04 +0000

For $0 I can get a blogger/livejournal and probably 100 more free website/blog accounts and cover them with permanent one way links to my website. I could also go to godaddy and buy a domain for ~$6 and set up my own shadow domain for a year or that I can go to adbrite and buy a 30-day front page ad on thousands of websites for a similiar price.

Not trying to break your spirit, but I really think you have to give people something special in order to achieve what your trying.

Blog and Forum

remindme — Thu, 08 Jun 2006 23:53:50 +0000

adjroth wrote: it's a good idea, but it wont get much traffic without any real content.

This is the reason why there is a blog which will be a diary of everything I do in order to success or fail in this idea.

As well as a PRIVATE forum..

I am still confused

remindme — Thu, 08 Jun 2006 23:52:51 +0000

Busy wrote: I'm just looking out for your best interest, you can choose to ignore what I say if you wish.

By cloaking, if a SE goes to website a the will see x content, then if they go to your site they will see the same content but within a different URL even though you are calling website a in a iframe. se what I mean?

Sorry Busy,

I am confused for some reason. What you are telling me is that SEs look at both iFRAME and FRAME as the same thing?? Is that right??
Would this put both me and my customer at risk of being penalized??

Let me know??

Neutron2k — Thu, 08 Jun 2006 11:53:27 +0000

frames are bad news for search engines full stop. Even IFRAMEs. The search engines have a hard time reading their contents, and half the time they don't even bother.

Busy — Thu, 08 Jun 2006 09:13:51 +0000

I'm just looking out for your best interest, you can choose to ignore what I say if you wish.

By cloaking, if a SE goes to website a the will see x content, then if they go to your site they will see the same content but within a different URL even though you are calling website a in a iframe. se what I mean?

as for my site, when you get a quite patch (if you do), make a page and add
<script type="text/javascript"
if (window != top) {
top.location.href=window.location.href;
}

foottuns — Thu, 08 Jun 2006 08:18:42 +0000

no problem...