[GET] Domain Seeding With The Google News Formula

[mehere001]

Go to real-debrid.com buy the smaller plan for around $5 for 15 days to see if it is right for you (look at Laynas recent posts about this platform)
Then go here
https://###.net/folder/6162037/OPEN%20LI...NLOAD.html
https://r###.net/folder/6365809/OPEN%20L...NLOAD.html
https://###.net/folder/6615299/HollyStar...Level.html
replace ### with [Reported by Members as premium hosting that SUCK! Use MEDIAFIRE or MEGA.NZ :) !!!].net (sometimes the forum will remove those links)
You will know everything you need to know about google news website creation and monitization.
I hate to kill off a dream but this wont work.
The YT Evo plugin (at least the method he is using to pull whole youtube channels videos wont work your website will be blocked by youtube/Dont believe me then watch his videos and everyone of them has been shit canned) maybe the ezinearticle etc will work but there are far better plugins.

If you do find away to monitize this (perhaps selling them) I would seriously doubt you would have repeat buyers.

[California Kid]

well how long after you create the sites will google kill the site?

i like holly and what she does but i don't read anymore of her stuff. she can't create a course if her life depended on it. she's just too all over the place haha and a lot of her videos aren't even her videos(usually she creates video courses). it's just always been weird how she puts together her courses

i have actually been to a couple of his sites after i was going through his course and they are still up and the videos are still up. there is one site that is offline. i am not sure what sites you are referring to of his than have been canned. it was obvious to me that he still has sites and they are operational. i didn't he come out with this course a year ago? so for a year, i do know a couple of his sites are still pulling videos. but to be honest, i forget now if it was his sites or the ones from ty evolution now. in any case, they are still operational.

i don't believe for 1 second google is banned embedding their own videos. so if it's true that google is banning sites, there is more to it than people embedding videos because i'm pretty confident that isn't the reason. google makes it VERY clear that we are allowed to embed youtube videos and from my understanding it doesn't say anywhere in the terms there is a limit to it.

but this is why testing is key. nothing better than first hand experience. they did say however that youtube doesn't like when people post the captions and they literally said they figured out a way around that. i am now wondering if that is the problem. who knows. i have some domains sitting around and it takes an hour to set a couple sites up. i will post my actual results. even the op said he created a couple and had no problems and he even sold them off so i am not sure exactly what is going on.

it's interesting when i was writing what i did yesterday, the video on this thread was down haha i was thinking maybe google doesn't even want us talking about the method haha too funny....

it would help if you told us where you are getting this information. if it was from personal experience or somewhere else. i asked but you hadn't answered. if it was from personal experience, i have some questions. if from another source, let's have that source so we can figure out what google isn't liking(obviously google isn't going to like these sites or even the ones holly makes. they aren't real news sites and the ones holly are making have copyright issues so it's all black hat here). but i am wondering how google is finding out about these sites and why specifically google is banning them or banning the youtube videos or channels or api. not sure exactly since it wasn't stated.

[mehere001]

not sure exactly since it wa Wasn't stated

watch his videos he mentions it

[TheCowboy]

What discourages me about these methods is when I look up the domains they use in their videos only to find they are dead ''quality-medical-supplies.com''.

[mehere001]

One I could not work out using the site: had 130+ privacy policies, I have never seen that before.

[billuk3]

(11-09-2022 11:00 PM)California Kid Wrote:  brand new news sites aren't going for much on flippa i noticed. maybe $200. hopefully you sold it for more than that because $200 isn't worth it in my opinion

yes I did the domains cost me $1 each plus a trial account to Article forge
I think this course was made during lockdown and as such google was not checking sites the Ezine article thing is bullsh*t .

I set a free domain up today to see if the cc works as I have a idea to redirect traffic to affiliate offers using the guys other plugin evocloaker
Will let you know how I get on.

[California Kid]

from my research only that one was dead. he used that as a specific example though. i think that was his plan as the domain itself is not hosted. i never did check if the domain is available. he probably let it go. it's what i woulda done.

dunno why that alone would discourage you though. i have a firm policy to personally test the things i may be interested in. it's the only way to know if something works or can work if we can think outside the box and overcome any problems. everyone has their want or needs though and. i see the value in something like this though because of what i am already doing....

(11-10-2022 06:34 PM)TheCowboy Wrote:  What discourages me about these methods is when I look up the domains they use in their videos only to find they are dead ''quality-medical-supplies.com''.

[Bobhenry]

For anyone still interested...
I bought a gig on Fiverr for $5 (+tax) to get my terrible website registered with Google News. Five days later I received notice that the gig was completed, and yes, the site is apparently registered. Part of the gig gives me a new Google account that was used for the registration in Google Publisher Center, so that's a useful by-product.

Is it actually useful? At the moment, my website (which was a terrible purchase from BHW) is showing the homepage as indexed, but none of the other pages. I doubt whether this is going to provide the rapid indexing that everyone seems to stress but I will give it go with a new page and see what happens.


UPDATE: Several hours later: new pages have not been indexed but that's not to say they won't be at some point. I think the evidence is that this is a pretty useless method - let's allow the thread to sink into fully-deserved obscurity.

[areyouserious]

(11-16-2022 09:52 PM)Bobhenry Wrote:  For anyone still interested...
I bought a gig on Fiverr for $5 (+tax) to get my terrible website registered with Google News. Five days later I received notice that the gig was completed, and yes, the site is apparently registered. Part of the gig gives me a new Google account that was used for the registration in Google Publisher Center, so that's a useful by-product.

Is it actually useful? At the moment, my website (which was a terrible purchase from BHW) is showing the homepage as indexed, but none of the other pages. I doubt whether this is going to provide the rapid indexing that everyone seems to stress but I will give it go with a new page and see what happens.


UPDATE: Several hours later: new pages have not been indexed but that's not to say they won't be at some point. I think the evidence is that this is a pretty useless method - let's allow the thread to sink into fully-deserved obscurity.

Too bad this method is turning out to be a "no go", really had some cool ideas for this if it had worked out.

Oh well,

Seriously

[California Kid]

did you submit your site maps? you should have submitted a couple of them if you are fo9llowing instructions. the other site map is for video. hmmm i haven't slept. i forget if it was a site map or rss feed. in any case, you need to submit those. since you didn't state you submitted them, i am assuming you didn't.

for $5, that's a steal as long as it sticks. submit your site maps and then write an original article and check next day to see if it was indexed. then search for obvious key words to see if you're ranking in top 10(as long as you see you are indexed for that article first....)

(11-16-2022 09:52 PM)Bobhenry Wrote:  For anyone still interested...
I bought a gig on Fiverr for $5 (+tax) to get my terrible website registered with Google News. Five days later I received notice that the gig was completed, and yes, the site is apparently registered. Part of the gig gives me a new Google account that was used for the registration in Google Publisher Center, so that's a useful by-product.

Is it actually useful? At the moment, my website (which was a terrible purchase from BHW) is showing the homepage as indexed, but none of the other pages. I doubt whether this is going to provide the rapid indexing that everyone seems to stress but I will give it go with a new page and see what happens.


UPDATE: Several hours later: new pages have not been indexed but that's not to say they won't be at some point. I think the evidence is that this is a pretty useless method - let's allow the thread to sink into fully-deserved obscurity.