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The technique below is just ONE of the techniques from my full wikipedia traffic course.

The video course is 100% free, check it out here.

Wikipedia is a very good place to get a link to your site. True, their external links are nofollowed, but don’t be fooled, Google takes note of links from Wikipedia, and these links will show Google that your site is a trusted site. It will contribute overall to the authority of your website. It is so easy to do, there’s no reason you shouldn’t get a least one link from Wikipedia to each one of your websites.

UPDATE: The images that I posted as an example in this video have all been deleted. I thought this would happen, especially since I made this public and thousands of people are viewing this blog post. The main reason the images were deleted was because of copyright issues (google’s logo in screenshot). However, my links in other niches (that I won’t make public) were not deleted, so if you do this, stay under the radar with it and make sure the images are actually constructive additions to wikipedia.

Here’s how to do it:

End result:

Followed link from the wikipedia article, through your image, to the “image profile page”

Then, the profile page contains the link to your website. Make sure to include the keywords, separated with dashes, in the URL for the “original image location.”

If you get enough internal wikipedia image links to this “image profile page” (example below) you could even get it to rank all by itself!

Here is the sample code for inserting your image in the wikipedia article.

The majority of the money in these screenshots was because of the techniques I outline in a course I created about creating your own link network.

I’ve been using these techniques for a LONG time (and continue to use them today on my niche sites).

And if you ever hear someone say that building and owning your own link network does not work Oh, do not believe them. The main question you should be asking yourself is do I want to bother owning my own link Network or would I rather find one that is safe to utilize. Either way, link Network backlinks work. The main risk is that the link Network owner starts doing something stupid and ends up getting caught by Google. Other than that this works like gangbusters.

Because of the risk above, many people opted to just create their own network. That way they control everything and they never get into trouble with it. People mainly get into trouble with this technique by allowing people to use their Network, then the people that they invite to use the network abused it or send spammy links to it or let it get hacked or something like that. As long as you keep it all private, and never share with anyone except for people that you know very very well and trust. This technique can work great.

So the screenshots below are from a variety of websites, some that make income day in and day out, some make me money in large chunks.

(these are just a few examples, don’t try to add them up to see how much I make online, its a lot more than this)

This one is a yearly summary of sales (almost all profit) for one niche site:

a couple other niche sites:

This one has a blend of domain tweak and other techniques, but I’ve used domain tweak heavily on it. Runs totally on autopilot: