This is simple, fully automated and entirely legal approach of finding enormous number of pages which can be spammed.
Implementation tips
1. Create similar structure.
2. Add some domains (processed = 0).
1|johnchow.com|0
2|yourblogname.com|0
…
N|weightlossspamblog.com|0
3. Get domains’ links; extract domains from links, (filter), save domains and links.
$domains = select id, title from domains where processed = 0; foreach ($domains as $d) { $links = get links; foreach ($links as $link) { $domain = extract from $link['url']; if ($domain in [.com .net .org …] && not in [.cn …] && no [viagra cialis …]) { insert into domains (title, processed) values ($domain, 0); insert into links (url, title, domain_id) values ($link['url'], $link['title'] $d['id']); } } update domains set processed = 1 where id = $d['id']; } |
4. Loop/cron 3 without hitting the limit.
What next?
Time and multiple IPs are your friends. After a week or two do something like
$links = select url, title from links where url like '%keyword%' |
or
$links = select url, title from links where title like '%keyword%' |
or
$links = select url, title from links where title like '%keyword%' and url like '%keyword%' |
You got the idea. Then
foreach ($links as $link) { if ($link from wordpress) { spam $link; } } |
or
foreach ($links as $link) { if ($link from wordpress && pingback allowed) { PingCrawl $link; } } |
Next time some tips on collecting domains.
That’s quite fascinating, lol. Never seen before how it actually works.
Till then,
Jean
So I can use this on any wordpress link?
I have a feeling that this post just went over most people’s heads. While it could be helpful to develop a list of domains to spam, I think most people wouldn’t know how to properly setup such code.
I think you are right about that. You have to be careful when spamming you could just get knocked if you don’t know what your doing.
not really, just spam behind a pool of proxies..
I’m only just getting my feet wet with some very basic programming. Wish I’d started learning it sooner.
Till then,
Jean
I seen static keyword stuffing as a spamming but first time ever seen spamming with programming. Nice one
I think that’s a good point. Not many people know how to code anymore. I only have some basic lessons in HTML myself.
I have see such websites and seen code for doing that also. Its really interesting but not to be used.
This is good to get a better idea on this. So many of the websites and blogs I have been working on in recent months have really suffered from bad spamming. I appreciate the level of detail here!