Chad Kimball MapsChad Kimball is an entrepeneur and internet marketer who shapes his work around his life, rather than the other way around. He quit his job and has been working (as little as possible) from home since January of 2000.
Watch this video for how to do it! If you are interested in the source files go to https://chaddo.com and message me.
This is a very old strategy, somewhat sneaky. Use at your own risk!
There are many uses for this. Believe it or not I just saw someone using it, faking referral stats to one of our sites, banking on that fact that we would see it in our analytics and wonder about it. They generated thousands of hits to our site all coming from one domain name. Which of course, me and my team all visited out of curiosity. Not that it worked to convert us into sales, and I doubt it works very well for anyone, but it did generate traffic!
That is just one use for it. Watch the video and let your creative juices flow.
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Details on how to get my “make money from wikipedia” course (free) early next week.
Now I know that many of you are going to say that Wikipedia links are no follow so they don’t have value. But if you watch the video you will see just one example of how valuable these types of edits in Wikipedia can be.
I have used Wikipedia edits for reputation management, for backlinks, for citations on local businesses, and more. Using it for backlinks in particular can be way more valuable than you would imagine. First of all even though officially Wikipedia is a nofollow site oh, that doesn’t mean that Google does not recognize or noticed that you have a back link from there. And because of Wikipedia is strict editorial policies you better believe that Google text note if someone successfully gets a link from there.
The other thing that many people forget is that Wikipedia gets cloned and copied all over the place. So if you get a back link from Wikipedia many times that back link will end up on other sites that copy that Wikipedia content. Without further Ado here’s the video:
Also, here’s the link to my earlier Wikipedia video on getting links from wiki images (I invented this technique):
http://www.chaddo.com/index.php/wikipedia-external-link/