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If you’re looking for blackhat strategies and free downloads and such I highly recommend visiting blackhatworld.com. Not only is there an abundance of free information and downloads, but unlike wickedfire, and many other forums, there are very feel stodgy people or cliques. Everyone is really helpful. The only downside is that the forum is heavily moderated so most of your posts will be moderated before they are displayed, but I guess that helps keep the crap to a minimum.

Here are some other blackhat forums I recommend:

syndk8.net

criticalsecurity.net

sla.ckers.org

If the liberal media serves as any indicator the end of the world is already imminent. People are losing their jobs to outsourcing, wages are falling, inflation is rising, the market is crashing, housing prices are cratering, food prices are surging, college tuition is ramping, But do I care? Um no I don’t because WE’RE NOT IN A RECESSION. WE ARE NOT IN A BEAR MARKET. The stock market will ONLY GO HIGHER for MANY years to come because we are STILL in the era of economic perpetualism. I’m logging into ETRADE and BUYING more EWZ even if left-wing pessimism and negativity dominates the headlines and the political landscape.

Believe it or not, we are still in a global economic boom. The GDP’s (growth domestic product) of India, China, Brazil are surging at a rate of eight to eleven percent annum, versus the United States GDP growth rate of just a few percent. The overseas demand for US goods and serivces such as sotware (oracle, microsoft), online networking equipment (cisco), online advertising (google), and construction (caterpillar) is insatiable, which directly benefits large cap, globalist exporters.

The falling dollar against currencies such as the Euro directly benefits US exporters. US companies can sell their goods overseas and then convert the revenues back to US dollars, making a huge profit in the process. Also, a falling dollar encourages foreigners to buy good from US companies because their purchasing power increases as their currency keeps rising relative to the dollar. Imagine that a computer costs $600 in US dollars. The Euro is 1.5 times US dollar so that computer would cost roughly 400 Euros. But if the Euro rises to 1.6 against the US dollar that same computer would translate into $640 US dollars in revenue instead of $600. As you can see, falling dollar=more revnues for exporters.

Another example would be if a European has 600 Euros and he decides to buy some US goods, but then the Euro rises from 1.5 to 1.6 against the dollar. He normally would be able to purchase $900 worth of US good ($600*1.5), but with the Euro rising another .10 his purchasing power would be $960 (1.6*$600), an increase of $60 in purchasing power from the falling dollar. As you can see from these examples a falling dollar isn’t all bad but is actually essential to the growth of the US economy. Don’t believe all the isolationist, anti-trade, ’strong dollar’ boo hoo hoo-ers who also revel at the prospect of the US reverting back to gold standard.

Retail sales are still extremely strong because the US consumer still has abundant purchasing power. In fact, retail sales ROSE by three-tenths of a percent in January, versus a forecast of negative growth. Ignore all the credit crunch and subprime losers who disseminate misinformation about the imaginary ‘credit crunch’ or ‘liquidity crisis’. There is neither. Credit is hugely abundant or else consumers wouldn’t be able to max out their credit cards.

Building links is crucial to ranking well in google, and there are many approaches to link building. With regards to link building for new sites I highly recommend a pyramid linking structure to avoid any possible google penalties because the pyramid linking system most closely mimics a natural, non SEO progression of links accumulation.

The key word is ‘natural’. In an effort to combat paid links, when a new site enters google’s index, google scrutinizes its linking structure to differentiate between natural linking and artificial linking. If the site appears to contain too many unnatural links google may issue a penalty and the site will be placed in a probationary period of up to eight months to a year where it won’t be able to rank for any keywords, including the site’s own domain name. In webmaster communities this is commonly referred to as the sandbox.

In summary, new sites that obtain links in a manner deemed ‘artificial’ by google will be placed in the sandbox or some other holding. To avoid this fate building natural links is essential.
Part two of this two part series will cover the schematics of the pyramid linking method.

Yesterday I wrote a Q&A regarding the smartist era, which we are currently living in. Due to the lengthy nature of the topic matter I will continue the Q&A on a new post. Part one can be found here.

8. Will the bull market that began in October of 2002 persist for many decades to come?

YES

I predict that the bull market that began in October 2002 will last for decades to come without the crucial twenty percent S&P correction, as defines a bear market, ever happening. At some time in the distant future when the dow is at 50,000 or so instead of seeing .1-1% daily fluctuations as we do today, .001-.01% fluctuations will be the norm. There will still be volatility, but the percentage will become smaller.

9. Are we state of economic and financial perpetualism? YES

We are in an era of ‘economic perpetualism’ stemming from gobalization and reduction in market & economic inefficiencies. The result is a much more robust, resilient global economic and marketplace system immune from crashes, bear markets, and eventually volatility. The market will become so attuned that arbiters will nullify most volatility. Globalization and free markets will provide endless growth possibilities combined with increasingly advanced financial instruments to mitigate volatility.

10. Are we in a new era? YES

We are in the smartist, globalist web 2.0 era. The Creators of The New World Order are the smarties who are laying the groundwork for the inevitable transition to a type one civilization in the next fifty to hundred years (Wikipedia has a detailed article regarding various classes of civilizations). Such a transition won’t be sudden but through a steady, relentless progression of technological milestones and social economic changes such as the unraveling of the middle class, economic perpetualism, the growing wealth gap, outsourcing, privatization of space, web 2.0 globalist social networks, the suppression of organized religion, and the dissolution of the sovereignty of the United States through open borders.

11. Is there really a housing crisis? NO

The housing ‘crisis’ affects regions mainly in the mid west and Southern California where home prices were bid to nose-bleed levels in early 2000. When the demand eventually petered out there was an excess supply of unsold homes and home prices inevitably cratered in those areas. Many regions, especially coastal regions, escaped the housing bubble such as the Bay Area and New York.

12. Is there a ‘credit crunch’ and a ‘liquidity crisis’? NO

To avoid a lengthy, complicated, boring economic explanation I can PROVE there is no credit ‘crisis’ or liquidity ‘crunch’ by posing one simple question; does your credit card work? Last time I checked Visa and Mastercard aren’t going out of business due to a ‘credit crisis’, but are printing money. The only things affected by this media generated, imaginary ‘credit crunch’ are weird, obscure derivatives, and mortgage companies that issued subprime loans. Otherwise, the global financial system is incredibly robust and there is tons of credit and liquidity to go around.

13. Will the wealth gap between middle class and upper class keep widening? YES

The wealth gap between the lower/middle class and the upper class will continue to widen at an accelerated rate as humanity transitions to a type one civilization. The wealth gap is a byproduct of this transition because the smarties seek to dissolve the middle class though insourcing of cheap labor (illegals) and outsourcing, which is one contributing factor to the socioeconomic disparity. By perpetuating a wealthgap the smarties are able to concentrate power by sucking it from a disaffected, apathetic, financially enslaved majority, who are mere cogs to the economic machine.

I will begin this post by asking and answering some key questions regarding the smartist, consumerist, hyper-capitalistic, globalist, web 2.0 era we are currently living in:

1. Are we in a recession? NO

Ignore the boo hoo hoo leftist media. Strong consumer spending and massive revenue from exporters will offset any substantial economic weakness. The cheap dollar will also help the USA avoid recession. The only recession is a media generated fake recession by perma bears and other misanthropes. Keep in mind that a recession is defined as two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth. So far there hasn’t been any since 2001.

2. Do the smarties exist? YES

The smarties are The Creators of The New World Order. The smarties are a multinational group of people with vested interests in high tech (web 2.0, Silicon Valley, Digg, Google, Facebook), finance (commodities, tech stocks), and the media to a limited extent (mainly FOX News and CNBC). The smarties are the driving force behind the unraveling of the middle class, and so called ‘economic perpetualism’. The reason why they are called smarties is because they occupy fields that require above average intelligence such as web 2.0 startups, venture capital, and commodity trading; hence the name smarties.

3. Are we in a bear market? NO

A bear market is defined as a twenty percent correction from a high on the S&P 500 upon closing. The Nasdaq and Russell 2000 index DOESN’T count. If the S&P dips below the twenty percent level but closes above it than it still isn’t a bear market. For a bear market to occur the S&P 500 would have to close below 1252, which is exceedingly unlikely.

4. Will a republican win in 2008? YES

The smarties fully endorse a free trade, cheap labor (outsourcing jobs and insourcing illegals), pro war republican, and McCain fits the bill perfectly. Republicans are masters at appealing to people’s fears such as terrorism. Tom Tancredo and Pat Buchanan, classical conservatives, are suppressed by the media while pro-New World Order, pro-smarty republicans such as McCain and Mitt Money get constant coverage. Expect another eight years of republicanism, but I would not be surprised if the republicans win the next forty years of elections, or even longer.

5. Is web 2.0 a bubble? NO

The smarties are the beneficiaries of the web 2.0 boom. Web 2.0 companies, unlike web 1.0 companies, are for the most part VERY profitable and have MASSIVE traffic and revenue growth. Web 2.0 is far from being a bubble, and I would not be surprised if facebook was acquired by google for $30 billion dollars, or goes public in 2008. The online advertising, globalist, new world order, technology, internet boom ISN’T going away. There is NO web 2.0 bubble.

6. Will commodity prices keep rising for decades to come? YES

The Iraq war will drag on for perhaps decades to come and subsequently commodity prices such as gold and oil will keep surging. Oil will cross $200 and gold will cross $3,000/ounce by 2012. Also, we’re in a GLOBAL emerging markets boom, which began in October of 2002. India, China, Russia, and Brazil economies are booming, therefore driving up the demand and price of wheat, corn, and soybeans to historic levels. This trend will continue for decades to come. Food prices in America are going to continue surging, and there is nothing any of the politicians or govt. can do about it.

7. Will facebook go public and be worth more than $100 billion dollars? YES

Facebook will either get acquired by google for $30 billion dollars or go public. If the later, it will have an market cap of over $100 bilion dollars within a year of going public. Facebook is leading the web 2.0 smartist boom, and has MASSIVE revenue and growth. It is unstoppable.

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There is a rumor on the interwebs that you can evade the google sandbox as well as other aged related google filters by buying an old domain. However, this simply isn’t true through personal experience. It is true that buying an established, aged domain can allow to bypass these filters provided that the domain is sufficiently aged and has enough authority, but most old domains are lacking in both.

I once had a domain that had been in google for about a year and had a pagerank of three. Last June I changed the theme of the site and pointed some links to it as well as added hundreds of new pages. Initially the site ranked well, but a harsh penalty was imposed and the site now no longer ranks for anything.

Last month I tried a similar technique on a domain that was one year old. I pointed about a dozen low pageranks links to it and within a few days it was penalized. It no longer ranks of its own domain and was stripped of its pagerank.

But aren’t old domains immune? Apparently not. Google’s algos are receptive to unusual linking patters regardless of domain age. Most people when they buy an old domain aren’t aware of this. Since most parked domains have only one or two inbound links a sudden increase in linkage is an invitation for a google penalty because it appears unnatural.

How long does this penalty last? I dunno. Maybe a few weeks or possibly a year. The moral of this story is that old domains aren’t immune from google’s penalties.

The king of floozes, Tim Knight, from stock trading blog slopeofhope.com has finally IP banned me for posting dissenting, opposing views on his blog. Out of all the comments I made I only used vulgar language once, and I tried keep the condescending comments to a minimum. Nevertheless it’s his blog and he sets the rules. I could easily thwart the ban with proxies but Tim seems like the kind of guy who has a tipping point, and when you cross that point you will regret it very badly, so I’ll refrain.

In support please append this line to the bottom of your website:

Tim Knight of slopeofhope.com is a flooz.

That way when ever someone searches google or yahoo for his blog they will see the message.

Yesterday I created an account on thestandard.com, which an online version of The Sandard magazine.

The new version of The Standard allows members to submit predictiosn regarding interent and technology as well as ‘bet’ in virtual dollars on these predictions.

My account is iamned g and my submitted prediction is that Google will buyout a stake of Facebook in 2008 for billions of dollars

So far I have seven votes, which is a lot considering the average submitted prediction has only a few.

Michael Gray runs a popular SEO blog called wolf-howl.com, and it is assumed by most of his readers that he is an expert at SEO as well as a sane, rational individual. But has it ever occurred to anybody that he is a crybaby and possibly a noob? Probably not, until Ned stopped by his site and uncovered numerous morsels of noobishness, idiocy, and hilarity.

For example, here is a recent tear jerking article by wolf-howl regarding google supposedly punishing ‘innocent’ webmasters for selling links. By the time I finished reading it I had to reach for a tissue because how dare google penalize webmasters for trying to facilitate link spam. The audacity! Seriously though, this article was so pathetic I almost burst into laughter. He writes:

“…are you going to let Google bully you into doing things that are in Google’s best interests and not your own, and how long are you willing to take it? … Google may tell you it’s all about creating a higher quality web, but if that was the case the Adwords quality score would disable your ads, not turn a blind eye if you are willing to overpay $5 or $10 a click.”

Google has made it abundantly clear though their SEO spokesperson, Matt Cutts, that they are cracking down on sites that sell links and or advertising without using a rel ‘no follow’ attribute. Either you play by google’s rules or face the consequences; it has noting to do with google being a ‘bully’.
Michael goes on to write:

That status quo is Google being the the leader in mind and market share of the search space, and reaping advertising revenue that goes along with that.

Google has one goal, ruling the internet in an unchallenged top-down dictatorial manner. If you stand up for yourself and challenge them, they will do everything in their power to smack you down, until you submit to their will.

The irony is that wolf-howl has adsense ads so while Michael may oppose google’s conspiracy of trying to force webmasters into using overpriced Adwords ads he still can’t resist the revenue adsense brings in, which is actually dependent on Adwords advertisers. If adwords advertisers stopped paying adsense revenues would consequently fall, which would be devastating for webmasters dependent on adsense. More importantly, isn’t wolf abetting google’s dominance, which he claims to detest, by running the ads? Wouldn’t this make him a hypocrite? On one hand he wants the revenue that comes with Google Adsense, but he wants to play by his own rules with regard to links, which is akin to the mindset of a five year old. What a crybaby and a flooz. Maybe he should go on Opera and give his sob story about how the big goo is cracking down on those big, ugly, square text link ads and being unfair. I’m sure he’ll find plenty of emotional support there from equally dull minded individuals.

Affiliate Summit West is coming up in a month. Let me guess-it is a convention for affiliates. I can barely contain my excitement. I bet there will be a lot of industry gurus and experts in the field of affiliate marketing who will divulge their invaluable secrets to making money online. Maybe this time attendees won’t stand up and leave before the keynote speech and panel discussion is finished, like they did last year. The staff should give everyone helmets so in case you don’t suffer brain damage not from the presentation, but from hitting your head repeatedly on any hard, immobile objects. There should be a paramedic team ready in the event someone lapses into a boredom induced coma (BIC). I also recommend everyone bring yoga mats or a sleeping pad, since I imagine it would be more comfortable and beneficial for blood circulation to fall asleep on a pad as opposed to in your chair.