Hey Bombers,

Attached is a text of my one liners...Download it and open it before continuing with this thread.

Open it up and notice the "gaps".

The first group of 3 lines show:
<h3>Discover NASA</h3>

I like to have a few lines of some basic html coding. In this example, I have three lines and can (and should) go back after the pages are made and use Replacez to add more variety, such as other keywords or even a search form or two. In reality, I should probaby have more of these lines, maybe 7-10.

The next group of 4 lines is some images and text from NASA.gov, which is public domain. It takes some time and effort, as I needed to save each image as well as the corresponding text and add them to my "lines".

And you may notice I added the {center} tag. Unless you're very good with html, don't worry about this, as you'll need to use the align=left tag with other lines to make sure your pages look good.

But do take a look at the lines and see how I added graphics as well as formatting to my lines. I suggest you do the same.

The next block of lines is from pheeds.com search. I did a couple of searches looking for relevant results, then I did:
1 "save as"
2 chose html only.
3 opened this page and used Rick's One Liner
4 Pasted all the lines into my "line file".

This is the easiest step, since The One Liner is programed to work with the pheeds.com search.

Next, I went to some actual pheeds.com pages containing full articles and repeated the process above. I wanted some different formatinga nd the full articles include html...

This can be difficult if you don't know html. Bulleted lists can create problems, as do <B> tags that are left unclosed.

To solve this, I use Textpad and go to:
1. Search=> Mark all
2. Enter <UL>

This will mark each line with an arrow and tell me which lines include a bulleted list. At the end of each marked line, I enter the closing tags for bulleted lists:
</LI></UL></LI></UL>

I recommend using the tags twice, just to make sure the lists are all "closed".

Repeat with a <B> tag, and any other tag you feel my be left open.

I also search for <P> so I can get chunks from the entire article. Don't worry if you miss a <P> or two...

I then paste them into my text file with all my other lines.

Then I open the line file in a browser (make sure to save your one liner file as html so you can preview them) and look for any errors.

I'll spend about a minute trying to fix an line, and if I can't I'll delete the line.

If you have trouble with html, don't mess with full article pages for now and just stick to using the pheeds.com search results.

Once I have all the html straight, I paste my template into Pagez/PageBomb and make some pages.

Then, use Randomz and choose something like no less than 3 lines and no more than 12-15. Don't be exact, just "do something". If you have a lot of lines (200 or more), even go as high as 20-25 lines per page.

For Randomz, use "before" the </body> tag for good results.

Next, run Namez and get your pages using different names. Use your keyword research to help with page names.

Now move to "replaces" and work on Title tags and meta tags, again using keyword research.

Next, do some Keymapz, creating linking themes...IN this example, maybe "mars", "saturn" "apollo" would make good keywords for site maps.

Here's 100 pages ( I could have made 500-1000 from these lines, easily):
www.dombom.com/nasa

I added "Nasa links to the top, just for your convenience...But imagine the pages without the links at the top...

Also, I left out a few steps to dedoop, such as titles, etc...But take a look at the pages and see how different they really are...And if these pages were put into a good looking template including some revenue streams, no one would ever know they were "doorway" pages.

Here's an important point: See how the index page only has three "chunks":
www.dombom.com/nasa

Now look at this page and See how big it is:
http://www.dombom.com/nasa/page-10.html

By using the "no less than three" and "no more than 12" function of Randomz, I've got small pages, big pages and all sorts of pages in between.

I'll mix up keywords in the titles, file names, etc and if I make 1000 pages, I'll probably have one that matches the engines' preferences, as well as having pages for other engines.

Ideally, I'd like a few more lines for graphics and a few more lines dedicated to html, but this should give you a good idea of my process...

Download the text file and study it, as how I set up the line file is the key to everything...

Let's say I forgot things like "alt" tags for images...No problem.

Using Replacez:
Find: .jpg">

Repalcez:
.jpg">
.jpg" alt="alt">
.jpg" alt="alt">
.jpg">
.jpg" alt="alt">
.jpg">
.jpg" alt="alt">
.jpg" alt="alt">
.jpg" alt="alt">

I use repititions to break up patterns. In this example, I have more "alts" than not, but I want to make sure some jpegs have alt tags and others don't...

Again, our goal is to coever every reasonable possibility...Maybe engines like alt tags? Maybe another doesn't? Maybe they will change?

Next, I use the same list of keywords I used for my page names and title tags and:

Find:
alt="alt">

Replacez:
alt="keyword one">
alt="keyword two">
alt="keyword three">
...etc

That's it...

I've zipped the 100 pages from above, and if we all use the same things, I can show some "tricks of the trade"...

Also, take a look at this page:
http://www.dombom.com/nasa/page-99.html

I've taken the navi-links off the top, so you can see how a page looks without them.

A world first?

Graeme,

Yes, this is the goal...Put up a bunch of pages and let the engines pick the pages it likes best. I've tried cloaking, but this method has always out performed cloaking when I used both, a long time ago.

The key is to really work on the linez, getting good content and mixing up the elements...

I'd like to have more pictures in real life, and AllPosters has some good posters...A few posters can do a lot to make a page NOT look like a doorway.

And I can and should add some posters to either the linez file, of create a second linez file and add them using Randomz...

But we must always remember, any affiliate program leaves fingerprints...

I'll start giving some more advanced examples of things that can be done, if there's any interest.

Hell yeah! ... I'm ALL ears

Long time Bombers know I don't reverse engineer or try to figure out algos. Instead, using these methods I go "fishing" and let the engines tell me what styles of pages they like best.

Once you start finding some trends in your "ranked" pages, start weighting your pages in that style. Big? Small? Long Titles? Metatags?

If you find your own page in the engines, look at it and ask yourself, "Of all my 200 pages loosley optimized for "nasa", is the the page that ranks?"

Don't compare your page to other domains, compare your page to YOUR other pages. They all have the same basic "off the page" forumlas, and this will isolate the "on the page" stuff very well. Who cares what other sites need to do, this tells you what YOU need to do...

Start hammering away at it and other related keywords using the same style, and beat it like you would a little brother.

Once you find a keyword that pays for you, that's when you start expanding, getting more domains, hosting, and using all the content and resources you have.

The key to the engines is:

-Market share...If Google has 6 billion pages, how many of those are yours?

-Then, are you a little smarter, being a little better as SEO so each of your pages has a slight edge.

- Pick keywords that give you another slight edge.

A couple of little advantages here and there, on a lot of pages, for a long period of time is your "goal".

To make an impact, you need longevity...If your pages keep getting dropped, you can make a good income but it becomes tough to increase your results.

All indications are, older/more mature pages do better, and to be "old" you need to last.

The more competitive your keywords, the "better" your site better be. Plan on a real person rating your site because your competition will be all over you.

Also, don't forget that these nasa pages, or pages like them, can be used as "templates" in a ZZ Tuel project. Get a couple of RSS pheeds about relevant stuff, and add them randomly to some pages...

This is what I mean by extreme SEO...We're working with 100 pages, but we can just as easily use these principles on 2-5000 pages. Each template will use a slightly different seo formula.

But be natural. No domains have 3000 pages updating every day. If you a domain with 200 pages, have 15 or 32 or ??? pages update.

Have some pages update once a day, and create another project (just copy it) and have other pages update just a few times a month. It's natural for a webmaster to update 7-8 pages once in a while and update/upload them all at once.

Create a Rotatez file of your homepage, adding a few links once a week, so your new sites don't have a million pages on day one. You can make them all at once, make copies of your homepage, and just add links to each version...Just mix things up and you'll remove "mechanical" patterns that the engines can detect.

I'll give some more specific details later...

Here is another tip...

If you use Firefox (even just for development), I would suggest downloading the following Firefox "extension"...

HTML Validator (based on Tidy)
https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?id=249

Simple select "View" -> "Page Source"

The built-in validator will flag any "iffy" HTML, and even suggest a fix

Once installed, you'll need to close Firefox, then open it again. It's then as simple as viewing any webpage, then clicking "View" and then "Page Source"...

The source code window should now look a little different

First, reverse engineering can easily be defeated by the engines, using methods I pointed out in this post:
http://www.warriorforum.com/forum/topic.asp?ARCHIVE=true&TOPIC_ID=15599&SearchTerms=,debunking

For the sake of conversatoin, let's assume every point I made in that post was wrong and incorrect...Here's why my method is still better:

Reverse Engineer: Spend your time researching search engine alogs.

Me: Create a ton of pages and see which one sticks.

Both: Take the results from the research and create pages based on findings.

Difference: I already have pages in place with a chance of generating revenue. The other method only leaves you with "research" and you haven't done anything PRODUCTIVE.

And this is why I don't do much research or spend a lot of time on SEO forums, etc. I've found being productive (ie making pages) to be the best way to make money, not spending time reading every SEO resource in fear I'll miss something.

Just make pages.

>Just make pages.

Kurt,

How many pages would you make per domain?
Remember at the last meet I mentioned that
I may have had to many pages on one of my
domain (site)? That part has always been a
puzzle to me.

Tom

Next, we find that we've forgotten to add AdSense, and worse, left out any tables to put "side" adsense in.

First, we need a couple of "markers" that is on each page, and is in the correct spot.

I'll use the header graphic html as the first one:
<center><IMG src="nasa-header.jpg"></center>

And the ending body tag as the other:
</body>

Also, we need the basic html for a table, I'll use a table with two columns and two rows:

<TABLE BORDER CELLPADDING="2">
  <TR>
    <TD></TD>
    <TD></TD>
  </TR>
  <TR>
    <TD></TD>
    <TD></TD>
  </TR>
</TABLE>

Now add some unique numbers to the TD tags, so each is different and you can search/replace each "cell" individually:

<TABLE BORDER CELLPADDING="2">
  <TR>
    <TD>111</TD>
    <TD>222</TD>
  </TR>
  <TR>
    <TD>333</TD>
    <TD>444</TD>
  </TR>
</TABLE>

Now's the tricky part, we need to split the table html into two parts, and replace using our two markers.

First step:
Find:
<center><IMG src="nasa-header.jpg"></center>

Replacez: (Keep everything on same line)
<center><IMG src="nasa-header.jpg"></center><TABLE BORDER CELLPADDING="2"><TR><TD>

Second step:
Find:
</body>

Replacez: This is the rest of html, all on one line.
</TD><TD>222</TD></TR><TR><TD>333</TD><TD>444</TD></TR></TABLE></body>

Note that I re-included the </body> tag...

You should now have all your content in tables and can insert content into each table cell using search/replace the strings:
<TD>222</TD>
<TD>333</TD>
<TD>444</TD>

Want to make all your table cells "align to the top", then:
Find:
<TR>

Replacez:
<TR valign="top">

To add your Adsense:
Find:
<TD>222</TD>

Replacez:
<TD>Insert your adsense code</TD>
(tagz may work better)

Of course, all of these steps would be much easier if you just included them in your original template and html code, but this is an example of how you can manipulate layout and text using Tuelz.

I wish I had included it more, like 6-7 times...There's some work-arounds, but just try to remember to add mroe of these tags...

First, make a list of your most important keywords, say 10-35 or so, depending on how many pages:

NASA
astronauts
space shuttle
mars mission

And add some html formatting and some "other" words, mixing it up:
<P><big>Home of NASA secrets, images and info.</big>
<h1>Complete guide to astronauts and rockets</h1>

And one of my favorites, the BIG LINK TO BETTER KEYWORDS ON ANOTHER DOMAIN TRICK:

<h2>Check out our Nasa vacation specials: <href="http://dombom.com/cgi-bin/cherrybomb/cherrybomb.cgi?keywords=nasa hotels";>NASA Hotels</A>

This is a big link to a CherryBomb install on another domain for the highest paying, relevant keywords. Use the content to promo your other, better paying option.

<P><big>Home of NASA secrets, images and info.</big>
<h1>Complete guide to astronauts and rockets</h1>
<h2>Check out our Nasa vacation specials: <href="http://dombom.com/cgi-bin/cherrybomb/cherrybomb.cgi?keywords=nasa hotels";>NASA Hotels</A></h2>

Make sure the links are on one line, and you take out the ;;; at the end of the URL that this forum adds.

Make a few of these links, pointing to different assest, as well as varying the html used to "surround" your keywords.

Now,

Find:
<h3>Discover NASA</h3>

Replacez:
<h3>Discover NASA</h3>
<h2>Home of NASA, Space info and articles</h2>
<P><big>Home of NASA secrets, images and info.</big>
<h1>Complete guide to astronauts, space telescopes and rockets</h1>
<h2>Check out our Nasa vacation specials: <href="http://dombom.com/cgi-bin/cherrybomb/cherrybomb.cgi?keywords=nasa hotels";>NASA Hotels</A></h2>

Mix up your tags, using h2 one time, h3 another and BIG another...

Don't be afraid to change font colors, etc for some of these...The goal is to add a variety and use anything you can thing of to mix things up.

Next, look for good paying keywords, although not a great topic, let's use "telescopes".

Find:
telescopes

Replaces:
telescopes (leaves original unchanged)
telescopes (leaves original unchanged)
Link to cherrybomb: telescopes
telescopes (leaves original unchanged)
Link to FatBomb: telescopes
telescopes (leaves original unchanged)
telescopes (leaves original unchanged)
telescopes (leaves original unchanged)
Link to Amazon: telescopes

This will go through your text and find each occurrance of "telescopes", but using the pattern above, we won't replace them all since some will be unchanged, nor will all "doops" of "telescopes" in the same sentences will have the same resource...

Becareful and only do this on content you are sure you can alter, such as the wiki text, but do NOT do it to RSS pheeds you may use.

Make sure you have 100% rights to the content you use here. Since it isn't visiable, the last thing you need to do is be accussed of using other's copyrighted info...

Right them, or hire someone, or use Wiki content, for example...

We'll use the wiki from pheeds.com for our metatags, and I suggest you do the same for legal reasons, as well as write a few of your own.

1. Make a COPY of your linez file and save it as linez-meta.html

2. Creating the meta tags:

Open Metaz in Tuelz.

Select to add both tags and use this tag for each:
Description tag:
<META name="description" content="METADESCRIPTIONTAGZ END-META">

Keyword tag:
<META name="keywords" content="METAKEYWORDTAGZ">

Select for BOTH: Modify all meta description tags

Click "Change Meta tagz".

In Replacez:
I
Find:
<META name="description" content="METADESCRIPTIONTAGZ END-META">

Replacez: (exactly)
<META name="description" content="METADESCRIPTIONTAGZ END-META">
<META name="description" content="METADESCRIPTIONTAGZ END-META">
<META name="description" content="METADESCRIPTIONTAGZ END-META">
<META name="description" content="DELETE">
<META name="description" content="METADESCRIPTIONTAGZ END-META">
<META name="description" content="DELETE">
<META name="description" content="DELETE">

II
Find:
<META name="keywords" content="METAKEYWORDTAGZ">

Replacez: (exactly)
<META name="keywords" content="METAKEYWORDTAGZ">
<META name="keywords" content="DELETE">
<META name="keywords" content="METAKEYWORDTAGZ">
<META name="keywords" content="METAKEYWORDTAGZ">
<META name="keywords" content="METAKEYWORDTAGZ">
<META name="keywords" content="DELETE">
<META name="keywords" content="METAKEYWORDTAGZ">
<META name="keywords" content="DELETE">
<META name="keywords" content="METAKEYWORDTAGZ">
<META name="keywords" content="DELETE">
<META name="keywords" content="METAKEYWORDTAGZ">

3. Open your linez-meta.html file in Linez.

4. Use Linez to crop the lines. At first, crop at about 150, then "cut" about 1/4 lines and paste them in another document. Then repeat with remaining lines, cropping at 123, copy/paste 1/3, then repeat with 47, repeat with 22. All numbers are estimates an you will need to vary them.

5. Now, you have another file with about 1/4 of the linez of varying length. Paste this "other text file" back into Linez and save linez-meta.html

6. Touch things up by hand.

7. In Replacez:
Find:
METADESCRIPTIONTAGZ

Replacez:
List of cropped
lines from pheeds.com
METADESCRIPTIONTAGZ
List of cropped
lines from pheeds.com
METADESCRIPTIONTAGZ

Be sure to use prime numbers...Just add a couple more "METADESCRIPTIONTAGZ" to reach a prime number.

8. Next, let's dedoop these a little, using Replacez:
Find:
description" content="

Replacez:
Welcome to
Big selection of keyword and
In the news:
Featured:
Featured info:
All about

Make sure to leave a blank space after each!!!

9. The END-META. Let's dedoop a little more:
Find:
END-META

Replacez:
and more.
join us now.
plus these keywords.
and those keywords and more.
click now for keywords.

Again, use a prime number for this list.

10. Open Listz:

Enter in the Find:
<META name="description" content="DELETE">

II
Find:
<META name="description" content="DELETE">

Replace: (nothing, we want to remove this meta tag)

Find:
<META name="keywords" content="DELETE">
Replace: (nothing, we want to remove this meta tag)

Save this "Listz" so you can use it and add to it later and do many thngs all at once...

If we're sucessful, we've created hudreds or even thousands of "uniue" meta tags with very few repititions.

But maybe mroe importantly, some of our pages will have a varity of these "formulas":

Some with No meta tags at all.
Some with both meta tags
Some with only keyword tag
Some with only descrition tag

And those with description tags will be very well dedooped.

This is the definition of Bombing, covering every reasonable possiblity.

If engines like meta tags now, but not tomorrow, we've got pages for that, and just about anything else...This is also "research" for meta tags, but instead of seeing what other pages do, we'll make pages and see what OUR pages do.

The good news is, the meta keyword tag is much easier.

The easiest is to paste about 12 of your best keywords into Tom's Spinz, and grab a bunch and Replacez them, using this as the "find": METAKEYWORDTAGZ

Or, if you have more, try this:

Find:
METAKEYWORDTAGZ

Replacez:
1METAKEYWORDTAGZ 2METAKEYWORDTAGZ 6METAKEYWORDTAGZ 3METAKEYWORDTAGZ
2METAKEYWORDTAGZ 5METAKEYWORDTAGZ 3METAKEYWORDTAGZ
3METAKEYWORDTAGZ
4METAKEYWORDTAGZ 6METAKEYWORDTAGZ 5METAKEYWORDTAGZ
5METAKEYWORDTAGZ
6METAKEYWORDTAGZ 3METAKEYWORDTAGZ

Then take your "best" 100 keywords or so, and split them into 6 lists, performing a Replacez on each.

If you only have 20-30 pages, do them by hand.

But once you have 500 or even 5000 pages, and don't want them to look "machine made", this is what you need to do.

A job like this will take me 5-6 hours, and will probably take you much longer at first...

But that's ok. Now, you're ready to move on to another domain...Be sure to save everything you've done, then change it just a little.

Remove a few lines for your file, add some other resources, modify your keywords just a little bit, change the layout and colors, remove any affiliate program fingerprints and crank out more pages.

Once you get this down, it you should be able to create from scratch 1000's of pages and still optimize them "indivually"...

After you get some experience, you can do bigger, multi-domain projects at once and do 7-8-9 domains in a full 10-12 hour day. It's actually much more effecient to do it this way, than a little at a time, but your schedule may not allow it.

If you do them all at once, all your files are open, you can have different tuelz open in different windows or in some case, even different browsers.

We can either add them in our linez file or after we've made pages, or both.

Mix in ZZ tags, for example:
{{cat=1&random=1}}
{{cat=1&items=2}}
{{rss=1&random=3}}
{{rss=1&items=1}}
{{keywords=britney spears&items=5&mode=exact}}

If you have 1000 pages, select 100-150 and move them to another folder and have ZZ update them with Amazon, etc once a week.

Take another 20-25 pages and create a schedule..Simulate how the newspaper sites update...Maybe use the "On These Dates" and run ZZ 5-6 days a week, instead of every day.

Now, make a homepage as well as 50-100 copies, adding different links to each version using any number of methods. Add links as if the pages were "new", so the engines don't discover 2000 pages all at once, and set Rotatez to "update" your home page with "new pages" at each upload.

It's almost impossible to link extrenally to all other pages, so some of the pages you make will be "sacrificial lambs" and will point links, but not get them.

Now, before you use any tuelz for links, make sure your page names are good...I suggest varying you naming files, and even on occcasion (but rarely) name them page1.html, page2.html.

Simulate popular blog naming protocols, etc.

And/Or, open Namez and rename them, if needed. Tom's Spinz is also good for this to come up with the names...

Try to simulate dates, engines seem to like news sites and they use long urls with numbers and dates.

Also, make sure you dedoop your pages titles, as they will be used by Keymapz.

To repeat: Make sure your page titles and page names are finished before doing linking.

I can't believe you wrote all that in one day. And now I am going to save it and try and understand it. Which means read it again and again and again.

Castle

Its the ones like me that need the details. And I know it is a lot of work to write all that. I was just dreading coming to terms with it. Which I sure am going to have to do. But I sure don't find it easy. It is not just the how, but the why of it all. Though I shouldn't have dismissed the how because that is plenty complicated enough too.

You are right when you dismiss your critics or would be allies who say you just need to make it easy. If you made it easy, it wouldn't be the same sophisticated techniques you do. It would just be like everyone else's machine.

But 8-12 domains in a day? While keeping them all distinct and unique-as per the details in these posts. Now that would be something to do.

Castle

I just wanted to note
that these posts on methods and techniques
are very VERY much appreciated.

Thank You

Jim

Cheers big man!

Best regards

Han

Pay attention to Post #3 and how Titles are manipulated, as well as other strategies and techniques and apply them to this thread. Use this same "title" technique on other parts of your pages such as meta tags and <h1>, <h2> tags, etc.

Also note: ReplaceBomb has been "replaced" by Replacez. Both ReplaceBomb and Replacez have the exact same functionality.

Steve

Steve,

Actually, if you had a Mac you could.

You'll need to find a program that will build a text index of images.

If you have an ftp program that keeps a log, you can always up/download them to create a text list, do a search/replace to remove all the excess text and there's a list of jpgs.

Note that most FTP programs' logs have a limit, so you may need to make multiple uploads and copy each log each time.

For example, Leechftp creates a file like this:
~ Upload complete on ftp.domain.com (/html/images/nasa.jpg).
~ Upload complete on ftp.domain.com (/html/images/bg1.jpg).

Two search/replaces (remove) to delete all text before and after the image name and you're easily at:
nasa.jpg
bg1.jpg

Then using Linez' prefix/suffix, you can add the necessary html...

Prefix each line:
<IMG SRC="

(or <IMG SRC="http://YourDomain.com/folder/ )

Suffix each line:
">

And you'll have:
<IMG SRC="nasa.jpg">
<IMG SRC="bg1.jpg">

You can add the alt=altkeyword tag if you want, then use Replacez to hammer away at your keywords.

Thanks, kurt

Steve

For example, let's say I want to create a network of sites about sports cars. Should I gather as many chunks, pheeds, articles, etc. that I can find and build out the sites using the methods you've taught here with Linez, dedooping, etc.

This sounds like it could be the ultimate strategy for me thus far, but I'm not sure if I'm missing something.

Yes, your "collection" of chunks/lines should be ever-growing. For your next site, create 10-50 new chunks and mix them with older chunks, using Linez (if you have it) to copy lines containing relevant keywords.

Should I create chunks using this same original content in additional to other content to build new doorway sites that link back to this main site?

Yep. Mix in some new chunks, dedoop the old ones a little,add an RSS pheed, and link to your original site, adding some original chunks each time you add a new domain.

The more chunks you have, the more pages/domains you can make, the better this strategy will work.