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• cloaking could be important in cpa game. so learn fast
• never host the white hat sites , and blackhat (cloaking) sites on the same host or same ip adress.
• like Xrumer
• Cloaking can be very risky but also very rewarding. You won't have to wait months or years to get decent ranking and you can do a million terms without having to write the content for it. Also yo should never host the white hat sites , and blackhat (cloaking) sites on the same host or same ip adress.
• antomas shadow maker
• ou can't rank for thousands of terms with cloakin
• You STILL have to write content for EVERY keyword you want to rank for.
• try to rank for "voucher codes" then show them a biz op lander.
• Straight from wikipedia:
   
   "Cloaking is a search engine optimization (SEO) technique in which the content presented to the search engine spider is different from that presented to the user's browser. This is done by delivering content based on the IP addresses or the User-Agent HTTP header of the user requesting the page."
   
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloaking
• reate a cycling page with adsense,
• generate content then cloak that content,
• generate content then put adsense on
• generate content then put banners
• an opt in pop-up
• ontent is part of cpa
• It's very hard to rank with generated content. People use generated content for web 2.0's and backlinks etc.
• enerate 30k pages of content that rank for 30k keywords
• If you could rank for 30k keywords y
• rank for 1000 + long tail keywords
• 000+ longtails
• never known anyone to succeed with 1000's of longtails and generated content
• authority sites
• hat are ranking for 1000's of terms.
• If you have them all on the one domain then you'll struggle to get so many indexed
• 1000+ domains then that's $10k plus you need them on separate IPs otherwise you risk getting penalized for having so many low quality sites.
• target 1000's of general longtails and cloak so you're displaying some sort of broad offer, dating or bizop.
• scraped general list.
• target 1000's of general longtails and cloak so you're displaying some sort of broad offer, dating or bizop. Something like emailing a scraped general list.
• best to use 10-20 domains for 1 niche but use all the same keywords or u can split them
• ged domains having multiple landers.
• major keywords like weight loss & credit cards
• The main problem comes from people reporting your cloaked page, so if you have 1k keywords in a niche all with the same page you'll get reported.
• ong tail keywords is better

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  How is content updated? Is it through a browser, a document template, or some other application? If it is through a browser, which browsers does it work in? Does it require a plug-in? How viable are those constraints within the organisation? If the organisation is planning to devolve editing, how appropriate are WYSIWYG and in situ editors? If content entry needs to be more controlled via forms, how will users preview their work?
• They are also reliant on robust link cohesion, so that if you move a piece of content, the WCM continues to link to its new location.

• If WordPress isn’t a WCMS, then Drupal isn’t, either There’s a lot to say about this (I just completed a 10-page review on WP as a WCM tool) but you’ve covered quite a few things nicely here.

   

  Just one note… WordPress isn’t that great at SEO. For instance, it’s pretty hard to get the category names out of the URL; and it’s difficult to get a useful, individual meta description on all pages
• Perhaps the core functionality is more geared for simpler setups, but a number of things change this. A plugin for WP like Pods CMS (http://podscms.org/) is a real game changer. WordPress 3.0 has a number of enhancements including some cool Menu Management functionality, beefier core support for Custom Post Types (automatic UI integration of registered post types), and other cool things on the way.

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