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Scraped this up today, enjoy.

Recently one of my sites got spammed by Jamie Holts wwwdotbestnewspoliticsdotcom
about 15 comments in 30 minutes, all very similar messages went right by spam filter.
so I quickly marked them up, and did a few google searches. It’s been going at it for over a year now…
Put her site on alexa to find out about it:

Bestnewspoliticsdotcom users come from these countries:

• 29.2% United States
• 23.9% Pakistan
• 21.8% Saudi Arabia
• 6.5% Canada
• 3.2% Spain

• 15.6% OTHER

and whois on godaddy reveals its got a domainbyproxy.com service protecting them from any damages it may cause from the spam:
the company charges per hour to get the information on who they are protecting: check it

if anyone is down for making some money i’d be totally into taking this bot out

Our friends over at The Xtremist have been working hard with us to launch their site. It’s a conservative opinonzine I guess you could call it so go over and give them a gander if you are into politics

The Xtremist

The internet is large, anything you write will probably never reach my CRT monitor. So let’s see how you can keep it that way. I dont want to read your garbage anyway.

1. Never use pictures in your articles.
I know the only program you have on your computer is MSPaint, maybe if you were lucky enough you downloaded Photoshop but that doesnt mean you know how to use it. Dont get me wrong theres some beautiful MSPaint artists. But I’d imagine your pictures are of your pet, your kids and of sunsets AND save them in bitmap format. who wants to see this? (I dont have children)

I own shamu

2. Don’t link to your articles.
Never put your website in forum signatures, use it as a reference to past observations, or host images on it. That’s telling people who you are and what you do. the internet is about anonymity, and getting away with harassing myspace girls. Where would we be if we couldn’t tell people dunkin donuts sucks.

3. Always demand intellectual obedience.
I am the only one that use this tactic and get away with it. If you disagree with me you are an oaf. I will ban you and your IP and then post anonymously on your blog that you a a hypochondriacal transexual, who’s goal in life is to get off to orphans eating icecream.

Since you are not me, when you ban someone and try to defame their character, they will really be the next Kevin Mitnick, who hacks google and makes everyones home page his favourite porno site.

4. Always rely on Adsense for funds.
Load up on the adsense technology. The internet is all about self profitability and entrepreneurialism right? I should get paid for everything I say.

Everyone loves pop-ups and massive ad bars. They fill up so much space so you appear to have more content than you actually do. Dont forget they are always so relevant to what the reader is looking for. Why wouldnt I want THAT ENLARGED while I’m looking to buy a present for my grandma?

HURRY UP!

5.  Don’t pay your hosting bill.
Broken links work like magic to sink your site. Just a being down for a day could ruin your reputation. If I dont want you to read this I just stop paying my bill, or overdraw my credit account by buying,

five hundred seventy-five billion EVOS

make that positive, and then call me

I put together a quick button for all to use on their blogs for linking to their RedGage

INSTRUCTIONS: Right click to copy, Click them for the Photoshop file if you feel like editing it yourself
Tell me what you think (im no graphics expert)

GIF Image

JPEG

Wandering the vast anals of the internet I came across an interesting article about getting paid to promote your own stuff!

It wouldn’t hurt to give it a try right?

Whats more important in your mind? Being top on the google list, or having a strong, trustworthy network? I always hear google this google that, when in reality google does not have the largest stake for every keyword in the book (while they do have the largest stake in collecting personal data). Having a user friendly website with proper tags is the basis for being relevant in search engines. New content will complement your stake.

While having an amazing spot in the search engines is nice, its more important that you connect with actual people. As your client base grows, you’ll gain repeat customers that trust you, like you. Who doesnt have a connection with a “guy”. Whether it be your favorite car repair shop, lawyer friend, law enforcement officer, we all know someone that does something that you can find anywhere (unless you are my father who knows noone). But you go to him because he is your favorite. Be that “guy”.

Join communities for something that you love, and talk about what you do. People listen and remember. Not everyone will need your services now but they’ll remember later when their need for your services arises. Connect with people, be friendly, provide positive content that is relative to the community. If people get along with you, they’ll be that much more likely to choose your services over everyone else.

Welcome to the second build of our site. Completely revamped, looks and works 90 times better.

Let me know what you think of it. Feedback is good for me