Link Spamming Parasite Blogs – Black Hat SEO Method

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Link Spamming Parasite Blogs – Black Hat SEO Method

“Never underestimate the power of dreams and the influence of the human spirit” – Wilma Rudolph, the first American woman runner to win three gold medals at a single Olympics.

The method we are going to talk about here is valid and implemented by Black Hat SEO professionals today. It is difficult to do this, however, when done right there is no limit to the results.

Link Spamming is an art, and not everyone can do it right. I would say 99.9% of spammers do it wrong. What does this leave us with?

Let’s focus on the remaining 0.1% of the Black Hat SEO community. In this post I will try to put it all together, in a simple to understand way. Enjoy.

First let’s define what parasite blogs are. Parasite blogs are sites that we can leach link juice from by dropping a link to our white hat money site (or sites). This is done to help these sites go up high in SERP – which means traffic, which means profit. Parasite Blogs (normally free hosted blogs) allow you to post articles, news releases, blogrolls. There are thousands of parasite blogs out there waiting to be exploited.

If anybody is wandering, the list of 700 free hosted parasite blogs can be found here. For observational purposes only, of course.

So what would a Black Hat SEO do with these parasite blogs?

He would take it one step at the time:

Step 1: He first creates accounts on those parasite blogs. He can outsource it by making a post on digitalpoint. Usually he can get hundreds of accounts created for 15-20, which is not bad. After these people create accounts they provide him with excel sheet of all urls, and passwords with logins. Our friend doesn’t add links to these parasites just yet.

Step 2: He turns on his mass spamming software such as XRumer and link spams thousands, hundreds of thousands, or even millions of sites to the parasite blogs he had created for him by digitalpoint people. Now he has thousands or maybe even millions of parasite blogs with link juice, ready to be directed towards his targets. He leaves out about 200 or so blogs clean without spamming links to them.

Step 3: Now he gets those 200 blogs, and creates articles related to the target white hat money site of his. Before posting these articles on the 200 blogs he spins them. Spinning means making the content original by replacing words with synonyms and moving parts of the text to a different location on the page and so on. We will talk about spinning in a separate post soon. So, let’s get back to our boy, once he is done spinning and making the articles original he posts them on these 200 blogs with 20-30 links to the white hat money site of his. It’s important to notice that he is not just making links to the main page, but most of the links to the internal pages of the main money site (deep linking).

With time he ends up with something like the diagram below. This is a very little example, compared to the real link systems that our friend has created. The little arrows are the links coming from the link spam done using Xrumer which link to the parasite blogs, that in turn link to his white hat money site and its internal pages.

I know this might be new to many people reading this blog, and I don’t blame you. At least now you know that this method exists and you should be able to explain how it works as well.

Many Black Hat SEO professionals use this link spamming parasite blogs system in combination with article submissions, directory submissions, link baits, link exchanges, blog commenting and mass link spam. You will not read about this in a book from your local library or a book store. This strategy comes from the other side, the dark side so to speak.

Beck @ ProfitSEO.com