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Some of these tools may risk getting your site banned.
• Free: Cooperative Ad Network … this essentially amounts to a huge link
farm, but it is blended in with many sites that are well integrated into the
web. Some search algorithms can look for temporal effects and deweight
rapidly rotating links. I currently am not using this ad network on any of
my sites, and probably would not use it on any site that I wanted to do well
longterm. It seems as though some older established sites can get away
with using this sort of stuff more than newly established sites, but they also
are risking losing more. (http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/ad-network/)
• Free: Link Vault – acts similar to the Coop Ad Network, except it
provides static non-rotating links. (http://www.link-vault.com)
• Articlebot – creates multiple copies of semantically sound copy from a
single original article. I have not yet used Article Bot but have heard good
reviews, although some think the software is a bit complex to learn.
(http://www.articlebot.com/) On ThreadWatch someone noted that they
thought this tool might be sending some of its data back to someone
involved with creating the tool.
Any time you use an automated content generator that phones home you
may be doing niche discovery for someone else.
• Traffic Equalizer – scrapes search results and creates pages from them.
By default it likely leaves some footprints.
(http://www.trafficequalizer.com/)
• RSS Equalizer – creates static pages out of RSS feeds. Similar thoughts as
T.E. above. (http://www.rssequalizer.com/)
• Fantomaster – high end cloaking software. I have not yet used cloaking
software, but Fantomaster has a reputation for being the best in the
business. (http://fantomaster.com/)
• KloakIt – low cost cloaking software. (http://www.kloakit.com/)
• Free: Cooperative Ad Network … this essentially amounts to a huge link
farm, but it is blended in with many sites that are well integrated into the
web. Some search algorithms can look for temporal effects and deweight
rapidly rotating links. I currently am not using this ad network on any of
my sites, and probably would not use it on any site that I wanted to do well
longterm. It seems as though some older established sites can get away
with using this sort of stuff more than newly established sites, but they also
are risking losing more. (http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/ad-network/)
• Free: Link Vault – acts similar to the Coop Ad Network, except it
provides static non-rotating links. (http://www.link-vault.com)
• Articlebot – creates multiple copies of semantically sound copy from a
single original article. I have not yet used Article Bot but have heard good
reviews, although some think the software is a bit complex to learn.
(http://www.articlebot.com/) On ThreadWatch someone noted that they
thought this tool might be sending some of its data back to someone
involved with creating the tool.
Any time you use an automated content generator that phones home you
may be doing niche discovery for someone else.
• Traffic Equalizer – scrapes search results and creates pages from them.
By default it likely leaves some footprints.
(http://www.trafficequalizer.com/)
• RSS Equalizer – creates static pages out of RSS feeds. Similar thoughts as
T.E. above. (http://www.rssequalizer.com/)
• Fantomaster – high end cloaking software. I have not yet used cloaking
software, but Fantomaster has a reputation for being the best in the
business. (http://fantomaster.com/)
• KloakIt – low cost cloaking software. (http://www.kloakit.com/)
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