quite simple, by creating a huge spam thread with key words sanctumzone and david icke

Maybe we can make a newsletter as well, lmao..

I've moved this into general rick because it's not quite today's news. More like today's sanctumzone world domination suggestion

irrepressible wrote:
mod bastard strikes again!

dubmeup wrote:
I've got the power!

On a more Snerious Note you can read this!!! Google's search engine optimization starter guide

dubmeup wrote:
They're out of control dub

rick rude wrote:
not quite man, google doesnt like spam.

I have a website that consistently ranks around number 15 in the world, and number one on google.au for all its keywords, and i havent really tried that hard, but i read Matt Cutts and others, ive done the basics that others ignore and shot past most of them...and this is versus corporations with eff knows how many incoming links vs my few, and versus news articles from leading MSM sites that pop up in the top 10 all the time and change around.

so i know a little about this.

we havent allowed the spiders to crawl yet here cause the site aint finished.

If the names are mentioned normally in thread titles and posts, its much better, googles algorithms are a trip, very complex, they been refining them for years, and they can pick up on spam.

So just keep talking about it normally, it will happen

novum wrote:
Hmmm whats your porn site called


on a serious note tho, do you know your onions about this, as I would be interested in learning a bit more about this

daavid1 wrote:
not a porn site

just research matt cutts, and read webmasters guidelines from google.

theres no magic beans here, just relevant content, incoming links and heading tags, h1, h2, h3, with your keywords first and foremost. and check how your site looks to bots, theres sites that offer that, to make sure its all good. theres more but thats the basics.

googles algorithms are too clever for magic beans and keyword spamming, they will spank your site lower for doing this, makes things worse.

Actually the heaviest google rank weight is given to the title of the website and then the meta tags on the front page.
Its a common trick to extend web page titles with keywords for example and to then add keywords at the bottom of the front page in text thats the same colour as the background

andyh wrote:
yes title of the website is most important, (what appears in the browser tab) should be also the h1, works for me

and others i see up high.

its why i mentioned h1. I still think heading tags beat meta tags, sites without keywords in the heading tags (h1,2,3 etc) dont rank as high as ones with regardless of meta.

when your site heading is an image banner, you can put the h1 behind it in text with css, as long as its the same words as the banner, and alt tag is the same, ive seen it help rather than hinder...i think google has become insanely complex with imaging lately, they can damn read images also. So if you do this right...when the page loads, your site title on the page loads as text, and then the image banner loads over it.

but hiding text for the sake of hiding it is a no-no.

the hiding text with color thing is a nono these days, google bots see it as black hat, so i wouldnt recommend that tbh...it used to work once upon. The google bots actually compare color contrasts now and read css files, they didnt once upon a time.

i remember one of my competitors webmasters had hidden a bunch of keywords with css and the site went into the top 10...google then refined its algorithms and the site vanished, to the point where they fired the webmaster and hired someone in the UK who is one of the most expensive in the world...their site is still no where near mine, and they are a big corporation. but he did fix the cock ups.

the meta tag keywords must reflect what is on the actual page...if you put for example stillettos in your meta tags, but there is no conversation or words of stillettos on the page, google dont give it much attention, so no cheating there, it doesnt work.


a funny example of keywords in the page title is alex jones forum...look what comes up number 3 for "David Icke Forum" in google...is cause they put it in the title...

www.google.com/search?as_q=david+icke+fo...filetype=&as_rights=

you guys have 300,000 or so followers on twitter . Ranking in google is a moot point .....


I have no idea what I'm actually talking about I'm just wanting to sound technology savvy

dawnbreak wrote:
actually google is probably the most important.

no we only have 30 000 odd you added a zero there.

a way to win would be to hack into kim kardashians twitter and make one little tweet with your site address...then get ten million hits and watch the server melt

#winning

nothing beats the power of a kardashian on twitter

AndyH is a big IT man , so maybe you can pick his brains?
Hope that was ok for me to say/suggest Andy

22 wrote:
yep, the basics have to be right first. Follow what google says first, KISS principle (keep it simple stupid) and no magic tricks.

so many people still dont use heading tags for example.

or do things google says to not do, thinking they can 'cheat' somehow...doesnt work, not anymore.

we havent looked at SEO here yet, its on to do list.

Admittedly, the site needs work in other areas, forum wont change much though...this place isnt finished tbh but we didnt want peeps to keep making threads at the free one we were on, then lose all the posts, nothing will be lost here as its all of ours and we have access to the server, we didnt before.

*Thank heavens for nerds*

dawnbreak wrote:
Set your location as Ireland in Google.
Then type 'Linux IT Support'.

Guess who's 1st or second on the list

Actually I'm 2nd on both bing and google in all of ireland at the mo.

andyh wrote:
and you have hidden keywords on the front page?

If we put all our heads together, we will make an appearance in places some ppl dont want us to, thats for sure