Horse shoe method of the Link wheels strategy is where all the sites have been linked to each other unlike a closed wheel pattern. This process if succeeded will definitely increase the numbers of customers to the website there by making it more popular and successful.
Why do these idiots who come up with these dumb "schemes" have to give them equally idiotic names
IT would be better named as the "horse sh**" method
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Why do these idiots who come up with these dumb "schemes" have to give them equally idiotic names
IT would be better named as the "horse sh**" method
LOL
This reminds me of a conversation i was having with someone i know who is "learning programming" and has never really ever worked in the industry or even used computers.
The amount of crap people are being taught ( from uni,college etc ) or just from "friends" is complete BS.
Why do these idiots who come up with these dumb "schemes" have to give them equally idiotic names
IT would be better named as the "horse sh**" method
I remember a while back I was on this "SEO Expert's" mailing list where he claimed he was a link wheel expert. One day I got an e-mail from him saying that G had caught onto his link wheel schemes and then he had another way of doing it - it was kind of like the link wheel but differently - and he named it differently as well - but it was still a stupid "stink" wheel.
When he said Google was onto his link wheel idea - I knew right away this was not the way to go.
The horseshoe method of link building is where two site owners take turns throwing links at target websites located in a sandbox. The site owners alternate link throws and try to wrap their link around the target website. There are variations of the rules, but a simple case is where a point is awarded for each link that lands successfully on the website and whoever gets to an agreed upon amount of points first wins.