Really great video Jacky... Just wondering how you handled anchor text in this case study with the different type of link (and volume ) from each provider?
I've been waiting for this one! Wicked case study. Wicked test. Happy to support and drop some orders with indexsy to make up for the lost cost. Thanks!! Cheers.
Very cool case study Jacky. Thank you for this. One more thing to consider in the backlinks are.. how many get dropped off or removed totally after certain time. That's also a thing to consider.
Hahaha Dillon is a savage. He has been like that for years. 3 years ago he told me he wouldn't link to my site cause it was spammy and I was shook. Great test mate, love your work.
Great work, Jacky, I will definitely subscribe the channel, really inspiring content ,and happy to see the new website that move the needle , it means a lot to me.
Great insights here Jacky. I remember Hatred PBNs from back in the day - had no idea that guy was still going. Back then, I think he used to sell on Becker's Konker market place if I remember rightly. He was always like that, protective of his network, which also worked well from a scarcity selling point of view. He always got great results though - amazing how so much has changed in SEO and yet so little! Good work man.
Hey Jacky--thanks for doing stuff like this to fill the rest of us in. One Q about the site with no links vs the others--did you add more content to the other sites? Or was the control site the only one that got additional articles over the course of the experiment?
Interesting case study Jacky! One thing I'd like added (Maybe it's in the report?) is the drip feed + delivery time, as you ordered 20+ links on a couple of orders, that is still a decent # to a brand new, AI generated site, if all 20 go live in the same day/week it can seem very unnatural.
@@indexsy I have a feeling services that offer proper drip feeding will have better results. Also what were you reselling from FatJoe? I've found the prices to be quite high.
Interesting Jacky, thanks for sharing! Towards the end of the video you mentioned you wished you had set up the experiment differently. Knowing what you know now, what would you change?
Most of the services for this only use RD or DA, but there are still a lot of "dead" websites with high metrics that get no traffic. Wouldn't traffic be the best metric (other than relevance) to base orders on? Many resellers provide high DR websites that have no traffic or had, but recent updates within the last 1-2 years have penalized them and they lost all or majority of visitors.
Would you recommend this style of link building for a local niche business. Competition is high within the niche, but I am a brick and mortar service based business and only need to appeal to people in my area.
