Spamdexing - What is it?

Spamdexing originally was the art of sticking a lot of words into a document and hoping to catch unlinkely searches no one else would look for. And example of this would be 'pokemon waffle sexy banana discount. By stuffing these into a document itself, often multiple times in different orders, guaranteeing you a large list of words, such as sexy discount and pokemon waffle.

Spamdexing has already evolved since then- and has gathered a large number of names and a lot of different topics. Long tail uses the same principle. It gets you the combination of the railing names. Typically, long tail isn't automated, and when I see it I think very differently then I do when I see it as spamdex, as portland-pianos-oregon-music reads a lot better then pokemon-waffle-sexy-banana-discount.

Now here comes the clever- using separate pages to perform long tail automatically like it would be done with spamdexing. First, what are we selling- this is a doorway/hallway site to another site. lets assume its credit repair.

so, wendelbee.com wants traffic, but getting to the top of credit repair isn't an option with his budget. You then create a subdomain, we'll call it universal-credit.com. We then use htaccass, a database, and php to create a system of automatic pages. so, you have universal-credt.com/city-state-credit-repair, so you get a database of all the cities and all the states, and you create a list of a hrefs targeting them, having the cities based on states. So, it would automatically create beaverton-oregon-credit-repair, portland-oregon-credit-repair, gresham-oregon-credit-repair, etc. These links exist and are indexed by google. Naturally, limit the amount of pages shown on any given page- maybe have a break down of each state.

These pages should be easy to seo, and could use automatically content generation, such as random paragraphs written with random state and city names thrown in. I recommend just hiring a content writer- it can be a little expensive, but its completely worth it. These pages are doorways to the main site- it may even be worth it to ahve them look similar to the original site.

So, you get this spamdex idea now- there is a problem, however. Google is aware of this trick, and while I've never heard of them being banned, if it is to blatantly automated, there will probably be a problem at some point. Do a good job. From there, you have all the keywords you needed. This is often done with affiliate companies and people who try to make a living off advertising. The really kicker is- it mostly is passive income. At worst, you update content every once and again. The fact its a throw away site means in the unlikely event you get banned, it can be hosted elsewhere. Do a good job and you won't need to worry about it.


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Most people are already aware this tactic can also be done with a subdomain. But, an option that is rarly explored is just doing it with domains themselves. This is a genius, and kind of funny method I found today accidentally. This is the best spamdexing I've ever seen, honestly, and the sites are so different its astounding.

Check it out:

http://www.lexusofbellevue.com/
www.lexusofseattle.com/
www.lexusoftacoma.com
www.AcuraofBellevue.com
www.AcuraOfSeattle.com
www.acuraoflynnwood.com/

The list goes on. How can I tell its automated? Read the duplicate text. "Acura Of Lynnwood in Lynnwood, WA treats.."
"Acura of Bellevue in Bellevue, WA treats .."

Still not enough?
www.acuraofseattle.com 216.168.54.165 216.168.54
www.toyotaofseattle.com 216.168.54.165
www.lexusofbellevue.com 216.241.219.102 216.241.219
www.lexusofseattle.com 216.241.219.102
www.lexusoftacoma.com 216.241.219.102
www.acuraoflynnwood.com 64.70.56.99 64.70.56
www.acuraofbellevue.com 72.246.208.133 72.246.208

Why would they have a handful of different e-mail addresses? Each different class c has value of a link, which means they could be link farming, or even micrositing. This was a great tactic.