Until recently, the idea that you could rank highly in any of the major search engines without generating large amounts of relevant material on your site and finding tons of backlinks seemed a flight of fancy. But, as it turns out, there is a way to rank your domains in MSN/Live search. A secret method, if you will, that can be used by wiley webmasters.
Dave Kelly, the guy who created the backlink generation service known as Linkvana, has been using this loophole for some time, and now he has decided to finally come clean and tell us what it is that he has been doing. I guess we all wish he had fessed up a lot earlier. But better late than never, I suppose.
The reader's digest version of this is that Dave carried out some experiments and discovered that it was possible to trick the MSN/Live search engine into thinking that certain web sites had a great deal more backlinks going to them than they actually did. That the scheme to rank your domain at the top of MSN involves backlinks should not be surprising, given that we know they play such an important role in other search engines, and that Dave is the founder of Linkvana. Backlinks are his business.
What Dave has just published is a report that he calls the Ultimate Search Engine Loophole. In it he explains his exact algorithm for tricking MSN into giving his domains preferential placement in its search engine.
Can anybody achieve these results, or is this just something that Dave Kelly can do? It seems that ANYONE can do this. In his book where he explains the strategy he uses, Dave is very precised in his description of what is needed. The process is entirely transparent, and the only impediment to achieving the same results might be one's unwillingness to roll up the sleeves and spend a little time putting the plan into action.
At the heart of his method of ranking domains, Dave Kelly uses an application that he calls the LinkuBaiter. While it is not a required element of the scheme, the script does something efficiently that would otherwise slow you down some it you are forced to do it manually. Because of this, I decided to build a similar script that could be used to do the same thing. I call my script LinkRoller, and you can obtain a copy of it from my site if you decide that you want to try implementing this domain-ranking scheme. At the very least, it will save you some money.
To obtain a copy of my LinkRoller program, and read my Ultimate Search Engine Loophole review, get yourself over to my site and learn more about just what this domain-ranking strategy can do for you and your web sites.
Stephen Carter is a web developer and internet marketer. His Ultimate Search Engine Loophole critique page at http://www.ultimatesearchengineloophole.com/ is an attempt to let other know about an excellent opportunity to gain top positions in MSN/Live search.
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