[sanh]

Had anyone any success trying UBot, did anyone purchased it ?

[Charybdis]

Extreme Wiki Poster has hidden features.

For example, you must enter your backlinks in this format:

[http://examplesite.com {anchor text1|anchor text2|anchor text3}] and EWP will convert this into the correct syntax for different wiki platforms. So no need to create different blasts for different wiki platoforms due to the wiki syntax differences.

Also you can specify the titles of your wiki pages. You must supply your own list of usernames, in this format:
This_is_the_username_and_also_the_wiki_page_title

And surprise: this will turn into this for the titles:
This is the username and also the wiki page title

[unagi]

MattW, on 18 February 2012 - 02:20, said:

Has anyone done any actual testing around Wiki links to see how effective they are?

I've been using consistently in my linkbuilding for many months now... i have a pretty solid wiki list of a few thousand that i've pieced together though i could improve it and try to still - just buy some fiverr gigs of top rated ones then trim them... (i'm also experimenting with SB harvesting) like i said i have both EWP (though i have had a few problems getting it to work reliably, though i will say support has always been very good with getting back to me quickly etc - reminds me i should write them need to change license, it is tied to a mchine)

but i use web script interface for xrumer mod - wiki reaper - and - well actually its mostly my 3 fulltime linkbuilding VAS, they each run it twice per day, so 6 blasts a day to typically 1-2k list

I have noticed DEFINTIELY good results from it - looking at quality scores for links in ahrefs etc. there are always a good number of them adding solid boost - and I 1) dont believe in nofollow that much, but regardless it helps your profile either way.... and 2) think they are also perfect as supplement/replacement for profile blasts (though i still do profiles, SB comments and wikis for tiered blasts...

i think mixing wikis into your general BL mix (using spun and bare anchors mix) is quite effective

[Charybdis]

Here is a manual for Extreme Wiki Poster:

Attached Files

•  extreme-wiki-poster-manual.pdf   137.1K   17 downloads

Edited by Charybdis, 02 May 2012 - 10:55.

[Mick]

@Charybdls  Thanks for the manual.

[inplainview]

I coded my own custom templates with the Sick Submitter, and I'm using intensively all kinds of wikis.

I love especially the MediaWiki platform, since I can post 500+ words with in context public links. Not bad for a few minutes of work.

If anyone wants to get the templates, just PM me.

[unagi]

i'm using that huge 18k+ list with wiki reaper which came back online and it is going pretty good - decent speed - in broswer (dont even know if this is available though for new members) but i'm getting about 49-51% success rate so pretty huge - it varies i find when i do ti think they rotate dif proxies etc. i use ubertoolz.com to generate unique titles and names and all that WAY better than just spinning some titles..... true for articles web 2s, anything... no one seems to get importance of this!

[unagi]

i can get through about 1k successful wikis in an hour... sometimes a bit less (maybe 45min)

[purger]

I'm using wiki's quite extensively and they work great, I have my own tool for creating accounts, posting and all that, but what I do differently from what I think other people here do is to split wiki's by groups - so I have my financial group, health group, pet group etc. So far results I received are excellent, and unagi's tip about randomizing it all is excellent, ubertools are quite good. Another thing you should do is use your main keyword for no more then 30% of all your anchors, with tools like these it's quite easy to randomize it and minimize the footprint.