Most noobs want to know how they rank their blogs and other web
properties on Alexa. 99% of them in the blackhat world are looking for
magical programs and scripts to do it. But thats all a waste of time.
There are no programs out there that will reliably and effectively boost
your Alexa ranking. Most of the programs that I've seen lately were
made in 2006 and before and are just junk programs without any value.
However
Alexa itself has already given you the answer. They have provided a
platform for all your traffic to be counted. Every single visitor to
your website or blog can be counted if you just knew how to do about it.
There are no tricks or nothing blackhat needed either. For a mere $10
USD per month, you can get your website certified and after that 100% of
the visitors to your website are counted by Alexa whether they have the
toolbar or not. Thus there is no reason for anyone to seek out those
old ass programs that claim to rank Alexa.
Once your website or
blog is certified by Alexa, the only thing you have to worry about is
driving traffic to your website. There are numerous ways to do that as
well. Imagine, with the right amount of traffic, your website or blog
can be ranked in the top 25k in just under 21 days from now. Proof of
concept? I've already done it:
http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/intl-alliance.com
As
of today, September 14, 2015 I rank 11,787 on Alexa's global ranking
scale. I didn't have to use tricks, programs, or anything else to get
there either. What value does my ranking have? I could probably get an
advertising contract with any company on the planet. Are my top traffic
countries junk countries? Of course not. My top 3 ranking countries are
Canada, United States, and United Kingdom. Those are premium countries
that will allow me to secure advertising contracts with any major
company.
What kind of traffic stats did I have for yesterday? Have a look here:
https://gyazo.com/cf3a8537878c49722cdcf0cb4d3e9a6b
Did
I use known traffic providers or sites like likesplanet.com? Most
certainly not. Why? Because places like that are known. Their ip's are
worn out to all hell. Their traffic hitting your site probably won't
count. So what did I do? I built up a huge network of servers that
drives draffic 24 hours a day. Traffic from where you say? Google, Bing,
Yahoo, AOL, Ask, Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, and a couple more high
profile places. Was the traffic real? Of course not. Simulated, but
simulated in a way that made it perfect traffic. Perfect traffic always
has a proper referrer, visits multiple pages on the website, and stays
on each page nearly 2 minutes or more.
How much traffic per day
will get you an 11,000 ranking on Alexa? I'm sending between 100,000 to
175,000 unique visitors per day. How many backlinks did I build to make
my traffic legitimate to Alexa? Just over 5,000. How long did that take?
3 days. Can backlinks be made for specific websites catered to your
niche? Of course. Can nearly everything for Alexa be customized? Of
course.
If Alexa is important for your needs, as it still serves many purposes other than seo,
then this guide should put you on the right path to obtaining your
desired ranking and how to go about it. If you need the kind of traffic I
mentioned in this guide, find me on skype and we can discuss it. Other
than that, you should now know what to do to rank on Alexa with little
effort.
If you don't have the time, or simply don't want to bother
building your own traffic army, we can take charge of your traffic
needs and rank you according to exactly what you want. Our rates are as
follows:
50,000 Alexa Ranking (Per Month): $79 USD
40,000 Alexa Ranking (Per Month): $99 USD
30,000 Alexa Ranking (Per Month): $149 USD
20,000 Alexa Ranking (Per Month): $199 USD
10,000 Alexa Ranking (Per Month): $299 USD
5,000 Alexa Ranking (Per Month): $500 USD
You
will need to contact us on skype personally to discuss this offer and
the particulars of your website properties: iaps_support (IAPS
Administrative Support).
Wednesday, September 23, 2015
Bodog Asia Players
For those Asian Bodog Poker Players, we have lined up residential networks in the following countries:
- South Korea: Korea Telecom
- Japan: Softbank Telecom
- Taiwan: Chunghwa Telecom / HiNet
- China: China Telecom
- Hong Kong: New World Telephone
Bodog Poker Players Canada – Residential VPN Networks
For all the Bodog Poker Players in Canada, (and those of you outside
Canada), IAPS has released 2 brand new Canadian residential networks:
Magma Communications and Shaw Telecom. Both of these residential
networks are now available for Residential VPN purchases here: https://www.intl-alliance.com/store/cart.php?gid=15
Thursday, April 23, 2015
IAPS Residential VPN Network Adds Comcast Cable
IAPS Security Services, L.L.C. has added Comcast Cable to our huge network of residential vpn services. Users will never again have to worry about their online tv, gambling, gaming, or anything else. If you need a residential vpn service for the United States, we've got you covered.
IAPS Residential VPN Networks
Andorra (Residential ISP: Servei de Telecomunicacions d'Andorra)
Argentina (Residential ISP: Gigared, S.A.)
Argentina (Residential ISP: CPS Metrotel)
Australia (Residential ISP: Exetel)
Brazil (Residential ISP: CTBC / Algar Telecom)
Canada (Residential ISP: Bell Canada)
Canada (Residential ISP: Teksavvy DSL)
Canada (Residential ISP: Rogers Cable)
Canada (Residential ISP: Magma Communications)
Canada (Residential ISP: Storm Internet)
Canada (Residential ISP: Telus)
Chile (Residential ISP: GTD Internet, S.A.)
China (Residential ISP: China Telecom)
Costa Rica (Residential ISP: Racsa Telecom)
Cyprus (Residential ISP: Logosnet)
Estonia (Residential ISP: Levira)
Finland (Residential ISP: DNA Oy)
France (Residential ISP: Free SAS)
Germany (Residential ISP: QSC)
Greece (Residential ISP: Forthnet)
Hungary (Residential ISP: Invitel Tavkozlesi Zrt.)
India (Residential ISP: Tata Communications)
Ireland (Residential ISP: Digiweb)
Israel (Residential ISP: Bezeq International)
Italy (Residential ISP: Telecom Italia)
Italy (Residential ISP: Tiscali)
Italy (Residential ISP: KPNQ West Italia)
Italy (Residential ISP: Infracom)
Japan (Residential ISP: Softbank Telecom)
Latvia (Residential ISP: Kopideja)
Luxembourg (Residential ISP: Telindus Telecom)
Malta (Residential ISP: Bellnet)
Mexico (Residential ISP: Mega Cable)
Mexico (Residential ISP: Telmex DSL)
Moldova (Residential ISP: Orange)
Netherlands (Residential ISP: Ziggo)
New Zealand (Residential ISP: Voyager Internet, Ltd.)
Norway (Residential ISP: Altibox)
Panama (Residential ISP: Cable Onda)
Romania (Residential ISP: RCS & RDS)
Russia (Residential ISP: Ros Telecom)
Russia (Residential ISP: Megafon)
Singapore (Residential ISP: Tata Communications)
Slovenia (Residential ISP: Tusmobil, D.O.O.)
South Africa (Residential ISP: Mweb)
South Korea (Residential ISP: Korea Telecom)
Sweden (Residential ISP: Bahnhof)
Taiwan (Residential ISP: Hinet)
Taiwan (Residential ISP: Koos Broadband Telecom)
Turkey (Residential ISP: Turk Telecom)
Turkey (Residential ISP: SGS Telecom)
United Arab Emirates (Residential ISP: Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Co.)
United Kingdom (Residential ISP: Virgin Media)
United States (Residential ISP: AT&T Wireless [California])
United States (Residential ISP: Comcast Cable [Delaware])
Vietnam (Residential ISP: Viettel)
Vietnam (Residential ISP: Ming Tu Telecom)
Residential VPN Services: https://www.intl-alliance.com/store/cart.php?gid=15
Residential Remote Desktops: https://www.intl-alliance.com/store/cart.php?gid=17
Residential SSHv2 Tunnels: https://www.intl-alliance.com/store/cart.php?gid=18
Argentina (Residential ISP: Gigared, S.A.)
Argentina (Residential ISP: CPS Metrotel)
Australia (Residential ISP: Exetel)
Brazil (Residential ISP: CTBC / Algar Telecom)
Canada (Residential ISP: Bell Canada)
Canada (Residential ISP: Teksavvy DSL)
Canada (Residential ISP: Rogers Cable)
Canada (Residential ISP: Magma Communications)
Canada (Residential ISP: Storm Internet)
Canada (Residential ISP: Telus)
Chile (Residential ISP: GTD Internet, S.A.)
China (Residential ISP: China Telecom)
Costa Rica (Residential ISP: Racsa Telecom)
Cyprus (Residential ISP: Logosnet)
Estonia (Residential ISP: Levira)
Finland (Residential ISP: DNA Oy)
France (Residential ISP: Free SAS)
Germany (Residential ISP: QSC)
Greece (Residential ISP: Forthnet)
Hungary (Residential ISP: Invitel Tavkozlesi Zrt.)
India (Residential ISP: Tata Communications)
Ireland (Residential ISP: Digiweb)
Israel (Residential ISP: Bezeq International)
Italy (Residential ISP: Telecom Italia)
Italy (Residential ISP: Tiscali)
Italy (Residential ISP: KPNQ West Italia)
Italy (Residential ISP: Infracom)
Japan (Residential ISP: Softbank Telecom)
Latvia (Residential ISP: Kopideja)
Luxembourg (Residential ISP: Telindus Telecom)
Malta (Residential ISP: Bellnet)
Mexico (Residential ISP: Mega Cable)
Mexico (Residential ISP: Telmex DSL)
Moldova (Residential ISP: Orange)
Netherlands (Residential ISP: Ziggo)
New Zealand (Residential ISP: Voyager Internet, Ltd.)
Norway (Residential ISP: Altibox)
Panama (Residential ISP: Cable Onda)
Romania (Residential ISP: RCS & RDS)
Russia (Residential ISP: Ros Telecom)
Russia (Residential ISP: Megafon)
Singapore (Residential ISP: Tata Communications)
Slovenia (Residential ISP: Tusmobil, D.O.O.)
South Africa (Residential ISP: Mweb)
South Korea (Residential ISP: Korea Telecom)
Sweden (Residential ISP: Bahnhof)
Taiwan (Residential ISP: Hinet)
Taiwan (Residential ISP: Koos Broadband Telecom)
Turkey (Residential ISP: Turk Telecom)
Turkey (Residential ISP: SGS Telecom)
United Arab Emirates (Residential ISP: Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Co.)
United Kingdom (Residential ISP: Virgin Media)
United States (Residential ISP: AT&T Wireless [California])
United States (Residential ISP: Comcast Cable [Delaware])
Vietnam (Residential ISP: Viettel)
Vietnam (Residential ISP: Ming Tu Telecom)
Residential VPN Services: https://www.intl-alliance.com/store/cart.php?gid=15
Residential Remote Desktops: https://www.intl-alliance.com/store/cart.php?gid=17
Residential SSHv2 Tunnels: https://www.intl-alliance.com/store/cart.php?gid=18
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Last Call for British Servers
Greetings All,
Pursuant to the previous 2 emails sent out, we will begin decommissioning the British openvpn fleet on January 15, 2015. At that time those servers will be turned off and destroyed. If you have not already requested access to the new British fiber-optic residential network, please do so before the 15th to avoid any lapse in service. Thank you.
Regards,
Jared Twyler
Chief Executive Officer
IAPS Security Services, L.L.C.
https://www.intl-alliance.com/store/cart.php
Pursuant to the previous 2 emails sent out, we will begin decommissioning the British openvpn fleet on January 15, 2015. At that time those servers will be turned off and destroyed. If you have not already requested access to the new British fiber-optic residential network, please do so before the 15th to avoid any lapse in service. Thank you.
Regards,
Jared Twyler
Chief Executive Officer
IAPS Security Services, L.L.C.
https://www.intl-alliance.com/store/cart.php
Sunday, January 11, 2015
British Telecommunications servers deployed today
Effective today, January 11, 2015, we have officially begun to deploy our fiber-optic British Telecommunications servers. In February 2015 we will add another fiber-optic British Telecommunications network. We will continue to expand our British residential networks as the year progresses and all our British subscribers will have access to them.
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