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⚡ Custom KGR Keywords for YOUR Niche ⚡ Fast Ranking
(Sometimes Under 48 Hours) ⚡ No Backlinks Needed

I got bored of writing backlinks, waiting months and constantly
checking rank trackers. Google says they want you to just write
good content but I was spending most of my time building shitty
links.

What if there was a way to rank laser-focused keywords without
needing to wait months to see results or spend most of your time
building backlinks?

KGR keywords originally caught my attention with the headline
‘How to find keywords you can rank for in 48 hours’.

If you haven’t already heard the term it doesn’t really matter. Here’s
what you need to know:

1.You can rank much quicker than normal keywords and skip the
Google sandbox.
2.You can rank without backlinks.
3.The individual volume is low but the value can be huge. These are laser-focused keywords in some highly competitive markets.
4.I rank keywords like this with short, easy to produce articles that
have little to no unique content.
5.They can take a long time to find by hand.

[B]Normally They Are So Hard to Find[/B]

If you've ever tried to find these keywords before (as many have)
you'll see exactly why you need a service like this. You can go
through thousands of searches just to find a handful of ones that
work.

Most quit before they even find a single one.

What Am I Offering?

Simple.

I can’t possibly make enough content for all the keywords out there. It's impossible to saturate even with an army of writers.
I'm offering to do the hard work for you. You tell me your niche or
keyword and I'll send you a list of all the KGR keywords available.

Turn around will be within 48 hours by email - most should be
finished within 24.

If I miss the TAT or even if there are no KGR keywords for your term I'll give you a full refund.

How Much Can I Make?

In my experience keywords like these are some of the quickest and easiest ways to get free traffic and monetize it. These keywords are hyper-targeted. You know exactly what they want and how to get their attention to your call to action.

I’ve personally used these keywords in some severely weird niches.

They ranked quickly with very little work and make consistent sales to this day.

That said the (obvious) disclaimer is this also depends on you. I can’t guarantee you’ll rank for these keywords.

FAQ

Why don’t I just use the keywords myself?

I do use KGR myself. I have a number of sites and parasite pages. Some of them have ranked within a week and still bring in traffic daily.

I have a lot of projects going on though and I can’t produce enough content for all of these keywords.

Why are all keywords volume 250 or below?

First of all — I’m only going by the US numbers and don’t take into
account any longtail/LSI numbers at all. Plenty of my KGR articles
get more searches than that.

But I’ve found the higher the volume — the longer a keyword takes
to rank. Some providers will go above 250 because they take less
work to find but I prefer faster rankings.
I don’t go below 100 either because… well, frankly I’m lazy. I want
to rank quickly but not write too much content and I find 100–250
is the sweet spot.

What is the KD?

I don’t check difficulty ratings for these keywords for good reason.
Sometimes they’ll show as very low competition when you have
forum posts etc… on the first page.

Sometimes they’ll show as very high competition. This happens
because Google doesn’t have anything really targetting those
keywords so they use authority sites in the general niche and just
hope it fits.
You can still outrank these authority sites easily because you’re
targetting the actual phrase.

How Long Before I Get My Keywords?

48 hours will be the max turnaround but most orders should be
finished within 24 hours.

How much?

Regardless of the niche or volume of keywords, there's a flat fee of₦3,500.

Other questions?

You can contact me on deepnotbro@gmail.com or (for a quicker
reply) PM me here on NL.

How About Refunds?

Because of the nature of the product, I don’t offer refunds. If you
have a problem with your purchase you can PM or post in the
thread I’ll do my best to sort any issues.

Where do you get your keyword volume?

Rather than just relying on Google keyword data (which can be
massively misleading) I get my data from several sources but
the final volume numbers we show are taken from ahrefs which
pulls in data from Google and Clickstream.

Payment Methods?
Bank Transfer:

Adeniyi Faith Ayomide
2114907747
UBA

Pay the sum of ₦3,500 then forward payment proof and niche or seed keywords to deepnotbro@gmail.com.

I still don’t get it. What is KGR?

I suggest you read this: https://mangools.com/blog/keyword-golden-ratio/ it’ll explain it better than I will. TL;DR: keywords
nobody is targetting. They’re hard to find but easy to rank for.

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seo Need to Know has a nice ring to it. This may
start a series of articles covering things that you
need to know as an SEO.
Greywolf did a post about domain spamming
but came up with the great euphemism search
engine reputation management
which is a much better term if you are talking to
clients.
So what is domain spamming and why do you
need to know it as an SEO?
Domain spamming is trying to own more than
one of the first page SERPs on different domains
for the same search term. These domains can
be domains that you own or on another
companies hosted service (like myspace, MSN
spaces, blogger, Yahoo 360, wikipedia, squidoo,
or expedia).
For a brand name, it will often be easy to create
a small network of spots on hosted services that
can occupy most of the top spots for brand
related queries. This is known as reputation
management as the likelihood of negative press
making it into those top search spots is greatly
reduced.
For competitive search queries, the modern SEO
Black Hat is not content with just one or 2 of the
top ten spots He wants All ten. This often means
a sophisticated mix of parasite hosting for the
aggressive spam portion plus 10-15 legitimate
looking sites for if and when the search engines
clamp down on aggressive spamming. Each of
the owned domains should pursue a slightly
different look / feel, be hosted on different
servers, and not have obvious footprints (like
sharing 70% of links or blatant interlinking). Why
have just number 1 when you can go for 1-10?
When selecting new domains for domain
spamming, look to purchase websites with a
long history and strong existing backlinks. It is
MUCH easier to obtain the top ten spots on
established domains than it would be to try to
get those same 10 spots with fresh domains.
Sometimes, you will find 1 or 2 other serious
competitors in a space. If you cant just outspam
them, its often a good idea to see if you can
work out some kind of mutually beneficial
relationship: be it lead trading, 4 way link
trades, or some type of cross promotion. The
specifics of the market will dictate what
opportunities exist.
A solid domain spamming strategy will also
protect you from the occasional Google hiccup
that takes a number 1 site and throws it to, say,
number 31. When you own number 2-10 as
well, loosing number 1 suddenly doesnt hurt as
much especially if your number 2 site then
moves up to number 1. If you have corporate
clients with money to spend, why not go after all
10? Its a sound strategy that should appeal to
risk averse as well as overly aggressive cliental.
It will increase your value as an SEO and allow
you to bill more (youll be building 10X or more
sites!).
Just remember to call it Search Engine
Reputation Management and not Domain
Spamming and both you and your client can
look forward to more money making it to the
bottom line.

I wish I could help but am not in that niche.

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They all really work hard on their blog they should all stand to gain something.

Do you ever think of starting a blog or you have
a blog already but working up and down on your
blog with no positive result make you more
lazier take a look at this list and get inspire
maybe in the next few years you may get up to
that “daily income ” or sell your blog up to this
amount good luck.
Ugo.com – Sold For: $100 million
Founded: 1997
Year of Sale: 2007
Approximate Daily Worth: $27,397
The website Ugo was founded in 1997 as
Unified Gamers Online (UGO) by Chris
Sherman.Action World Inc. bought them very
early on and decided to rename the business.
They changed the name to UGO Networks,
however the name didn’t stick for long as it was
once again changed to Online Underground.
Eventually it was sold on to the Hearst
Corporation approximately $100 million.
*
#2 Fotolog – Sold For: $90 million
Founded: 2002
Year of Sale: 2007
Approximate Daily Worth: $49,315
Fotolog was founded by Scott Heiferman, in
2002, and unfortunately the site began to have
problems just 3yrs later in 2005 when the
amount of visitors and members started to
become too much for the websites servers. The
website itself currently receives over 20 million
unique visitors each month and was sold to Hi-
Media Group for the tidy sum of $90 Million.
*
#3 Consumersearch – Sold for: $33 million
Founded: 1999
Year of Sale: 2007
Approximate Daily Worth: $11,301
Consumersearch was founded by co-founders
Derek grew and Carl Harmaan in 1999, the pair
also owned a privately held corporation at the
time. The website sold for a huge $33 million
and the news was first released by the New
York Times Co. The buyers, About.com are also
owned by the New York Times Co. In 2009 the
website was honored in the 13th annual webby
awards competition.
*
#4 TechCrunch – Sold for: $30 million
Founded: 2005
Year of Sale: 2010
Daily Worth: $16,438
TechCrunch is a very well-known website
publication, which is well grounded within the
technology and gadget niche’s. The blog was
first founded in 2005 by Michael Arrington, and
the first time it was published live online was on
June 11, 2005. It’s astonishing that in just five
years Michael had created such a unique
website which was full of valuable content and
managed to sell the website for a total of $30
million to AOL.
*
#5 PaidContent – Sold for: $30 million
Founded: 2002
Year of Sale: 2008
Daily Worth: $13698
Paidcontent was founded by Rafat Ali, in 2002,
and was basically an online resource for;
information, analysis and news. Rafat Ali the
founder of the website, was a journalist and so
the website itself was a natural progression for
him. In the end the website was eventually
brought out by Guardian Media Group $30
Million (2008) Ali Rafat however is still part of
the website, and is currently working for the
company as an editor.
*
#6 Tatter and Company – Sold for: $30
million
Founded: 2002
Year of Sale: 2008
Approximate Daily Worth: $13698
Tatter and Company or TNC as it is also known,
was founded by Chang-Won Kim and Chester
Roh, they formed the company in 2002. Tatter
and Company itself was and still is a blogging
platform for the Korean nation. I’m sure it is not
a major surprise that the company was
purchased by Google for the sum of $30 Million,
in 2008.
*
#7 Ars Technica – Sold for: $25 million
Founded: 1998
Year of Sale: 2008
Approximate Daily Worth: $6849
Ars Technica was founded by Ken Fisher, in
1998 and quickly became one of the top and
most authoritative blogs with the technology
industry. The site provided a great amount of
news and sometimes reviews on their chosen
niche. The website was purchased by Conde
Nast Publications for $25 Million in 2008, a
decade since the year it was founded.
*
#8 Weblogs.com – Sold for: $25 million
Founded: 2003
Year of Sale: 2005
Approximate Daily Worth: $34,722
Weblogs Inc was created by Brian Alvey and
Jason Calcanis in 2003, with the help of an
investment from Mark Cuban. In the early days
the business was initially set up for professional
readership, they also had a number of other
websites running alongside Weblogs, in fact
there were approximately a dozen websites in
total. Weblogs was purchased in 2005 by AOL to
the tidy sum of $25 Million.
*
#9 Livejournal.com – Sold for: $25 million
Founded: 1999
Year of Sale: 2007
Approximate Daily Worth: $8561
LiveJournal just as the name suggests was a
virtual community where users could keep a
blog or an online digital diary, through their free
open source server technology. They didn’t stop
there though, they had the software allowing
users to easily create blogs and diaries online
they even allowed for calendars, polls, and even
have guest writers. The website sold for
approximately $ 25 million to Six Apart in 2007.
*
#10 Bankaholic.com – Sold for: $15 million
Founded: 2006
Year of Sale: 2008
Approximate Daily Worth: $20547
Bankaholic is the creation of founder John Wu
who also created CB Land Investments. The
website itself was an online banking
marketplace which basically provided its
customers with credit card offers as well as
interest rates and personal financial advice. The
website eventually sold for $15 Million to
BankRate and now has a hefty team of banking
and financial professionals behind it so who
knows where it could go? maybe it will be worth
double the amount in a year or so. Source. http://techrom.xobor.com/t348314f25-Inspire-Your-Self-With-List-of-blogs-sold-for-millions.html

Why would humans be spamming your forum
and how can this make money? Most forum
spammers aren’t trying to get you to buy
something, they are attempting to get higher
rankings in search engines by creating lots of
links from your pages to their own site.
Here are some suggestions on how to defeat
the spammers:
1. Make sure links in your forum are set to
‘nofollow’. This tells search engine crawlers not
to follow the links and therfore, SEO spammers
will derive no benefit from spamming your
forum.
2. Make sure registration includes a CAPTCHA.
Captcha’s are those slightly deformed images of
words and you see on sign up pages. Captcha’s
do a pretty good job of keeping out spam bots.
3. Require email confirmation before allowing
someone to post. Bots and humans can get
around this but it’s an extra bit of efforts that
most real people won’t mind.
4. Enable anti-spam plugins. These plugins can
automatically detect suspected spam based on
links, IP addresses, email addresses and the
comment itself. Keep in mind that these plugins
are not 100% effective and do sometimes
return false positives.
5. Don’t allow editing of comments after a few
minutes have passed. A frequent trick used by
spammers is to create a comment that doesn’t
look out of place (For example: “This is a great
post, very insightful.”) and then will come ba1ck
after a couple of weeks and edit the comment
to include spam links.
6. Get the whole community involved. Ask
members to help out moderators and flag
spam. In Vanilla, this can be done with the Spam
Reaction.
7. Be ruthless. Moderators and admin should
review the spam queue on a daily basis, ban
spammers and delete all their content.1
8. Only allow members that have proven
themselves and have a reputation to be allowed
to post links. In my forum it’s possible to prevent
members with a low Rank from posting links,
editing comments, etc. Ranks are earned by
accumulating reputation points or making a
certain number of posts.
9. Provide information on advertising and
partnering opportunities you might offer and
make it clear in your community guidelines
what is and what is not acceptable promotion.
This can help with accidental spammers who
are trying to legitimately sell something to your
audience. Original source http://techrom.xobor.com

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