Yeah repetitive linking on the same domain IP loses it's value overtime. Targeting penis enlargement is very difficult and targeting penis enlargement forum is also not targeted to the newbies. Instead mainly to the people already seasoned with doing Penis Enlargement that even know forums exist on the topic. Then again there are people that are new and know to use that term, but targeting something like "enlarge your penis" is probably better (but difficult). Something you figure a normal person would use.
"natural penis enlargement" "enlarge penis naturally" (good for forum techniques since some are afraid of sticking stuff to their penis or
hanging engines from their shafts)
"pennis enlargement" (common misspelling, yes people do it in large quantities (22k per month))
"best penis enlargement" "penis enlargement program" "penis product review" (mainly controlled by review sites and some bogus offers, def not a good term)
"enlarge my penis" "ways to enlarge penis" "enlarge penis size" (the common person, but also targeted by affiliate programs and bogus shit)
"how enlarge my penis" (notice there's no : to, can i, will i : after how. Google has certain stop words they don't use sometimes. It still pulls up all variations of the term with "how" and "enlarge my penis")
"increase blood flow to penis" (for the more seasoned, people that may already know the, "why does a penis enlarge" question and basing their research off that)
It's very easy for a forum to keep a tight group of people, especially since Penis Enlargement is a important topic even if there is a lot of curious/skeptic people out there (you know they wanna). It's just finding those people without looking like a SPAM site.
There's really no easy way to get people to a site that is about penis enlargement. There's that to blame for phony programs, certain topicals/creams, REBILLING pill offers, and mainly results that are guaranteed that are so crazy that you never
would of thought in a million years someone would opt for something like that, but they do. A lot of non-legitimate sites out there are taking advantage of people that want to learn how to enlarge their penis and in the long run their just con-Artists
taking advantage of people. It's very different when you're products are good and 1/2 people that bought it have seen some results and the other 1/2 just getting started on the learning curve. There's just so many bad seeds in this market and they
have controlled a large portion of it that it's hard for legit sites to even compete with most. There are lot of legit sites building rep though on the topics, mainly forums so that's a good thing. /rant
Yeah social media is probably the best bet. Linking on other forums will most likely get you banned so take note of that. Getting pages ranked are sometimes difficult depending on where the link is placed since penis enlargement in general have been associated with spam - It's difficult to get ranked since most sites use non-legit (blackhat/greyhat) techniques to build links. There might be some vBulletin SEO apps out there for forums. For instance if you have a addon to href (which is hyperlinking, just different terms)
Bathmate along with
Bathmate , then you're also building some authority to those links. Just have to replace with the official [words=https://officialhydromaxpump.com/?uid=6&oid=2&affid=98 ]
Bathmate[/words] page for mattersofsize, since that actual link will only benefit their (Bathmates) website, but the coupon is still there. It's just internal linking. If you ever checked out WIKIPenis EnlargementDIA you may be overwhelmed with the amount of links they have in their articles on site. Think about it, you wouldn't link to something on another portion to this website if it wasn't important. That technique sends authority to that particular page which tells whatever search engine that sees it, that "this is important link and it should be treated like one", so in turn you rank higher for that term. Then again like I said above somewhere through this forest of text, that repetitive linking overtime can lose value. It's true to keyword terms and is the same for others as well.
WIKIPenis EnlargementDIA uses what is called the nofollow attribute, which basically tells a search engine, "don't follow this link". That link may have already be followed once before on another page, but on this page, it's saying "we have more important links to follow, don't allow this one". Nofollow means that no link juice
(link juice is just a term for reputation, some might say you only have a certain amount of reputation in a "glass" and you can only pour 8 cups until you're empty, those cups get reputation, the other cups don't get any - the cups that got it on the most important of them all; CUPS = Links ; maybe a bad reference?) will be passed to those links. Leaving all the other links to be more important in the eyes of a search engine. Which is why most sites nofollow the "about us" contact us" "privacy policy" "homepage". Those 3 example links are stealing link juice from the more important links. --------------
This could be (for this site), the "reply" "reply with quote" CERTAIN BUTTONS , ETC. I already checked and those buttons are no followed on here, which I guess is already integrated into the code. Thread numbers (#) don't have it though. It's very complex so I doubt there is an addon for vBulletin like that, but you never know.
The link juice thing is basically in reference to it's probably not best to LINK within signatures since overtime the value will diminish. You increase their value by adding no follow to links that don't need it. I guess I could have just typed that instead of going into a rank about link juice and shit.
Hopefully the above is not confusing to anyone
I think I need a beer.
