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	<title>Comments on: Google Takes Action Against SEOs</title>
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		<title>By: Steve</title>
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		<dc:creator>Steve</dc:creator>
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		<description>However, ignoring seo, is a fast track to no traffic. Buying links still works, and it wasn&#039;t their algo that cought the paid links, it was people turning other people in for buying/selling links.

How to buy links without getting caught:

1. Don&#039;t go through a broker.

2. Find a high PR/low traffic site in your niche.

3. Get webmasters phone number. Email won&#039;t work nearly as well.

4. Call and offer cash for a link, tell him your anchor text, paypal him the money.\

You can get a one way choice anchor text link from a pr5/pr6 site for as little as $30.

This would cost hundreds through a broker, plus you would more than likely get turned in by some player hater.

There&#039;s a right and wrong way to do things. WRAL.com only has half of the formula, which although it is enough to be successful, it&#039;  not enough to stay there. In their defense, they make a KILLING links and could care less about pagerank since 90 percent of their traffic comes from low hanging fruit from the search engines of which pagerank doesn&#039;t matter. PR1 is enough to keep their traffic where it was at PR6. Syndication is how they get traffic, not high traffic search results is my point.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>However, ignoring seo, is a fast track to no traffic. Buying links still works, and it wasn&#8217;t their algo that cought the paid links, it was people turning other people in for buying/selling links.</p>
<p>How to buy links without getting caught:</p>
<p>1. Don&#8217;t go through a broker.</p>
<p>2. Find a high PR/low traffic site in your niche.</p>
<p>3. Get webmasters phone number. Email won&#8217;t work nearly as well.</p>
<p>4. Call and offer cash for a link, tell him your anchor text, paypal him the money.\</p>
<p>You can get a one way choice anchor text link from a pr5/pr6 site for as little as $30.</p>
<p>This would cost hundreds through a broker, plus you would more than likely get turned in by some player hater.</p>
<p>There&#8217;s a right and wrong way to do things. WRAL.com only has half of the formula, which although it is enough to be successful, it&#8217;  not enough to stay there. In their defense, they make a KILLING links and could care less about pagerank since 90 percent of their traffic comes from low hanging fruit from the search engines of which pagerank doesn&#8217;t matter. PR1 is enough to keep their traffic where it was at PR6. Syndication is how they get traffic, not high traffic search results is my point.</p>
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