August 2007
The Archives
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08.31.07WTF?!?!Whew! Back online! I had a problem with my operating system on this server and had to reinstall the software. Unfortunately, my host corrupted the database backups they made when they performed the reinstall and so....I've lost a TON of Seocracy.com data....including several posts that were in the making..... So....give me some time to get things back in order and I'll be releasing a new post very soon. Thanks!
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08.15.07
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08.14.07Dude, where’s my proxy?!?!Are you all getting tired of posts about Google Hacking yet? Didn't think so. I just wanted to make a quick post today to share this tip with you all on how to find some decent proxy lists. This query will return a huge amount of proxy lists. You'll want to either write your own shell script to filter out the dead ones, or plug them into your program of choice.
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08.07.07Make $50 dollars a day with Google Custom SearchGreetings! I hope you have all been paying attention over the past week, because today I am going to build on last weeks database revelations and tell you all how to use database content to make serious money (and build serious traffic) through Google Custom Search. Now, I have been making decent bank with Google Custom Search for a while now, and having recently amp’d up my efforts in a big way, I feel confident enough to make the claim that you should all be able to make at LEAST Fifty Dollars a day using the techniques I am about ...
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08.01.07All your database are belong to usFollowing in the footsteps of yesterday's post on Google Hacking many people have come forward to share their finds. Some of the data that people have found is truly amazing....for instance, we have discovered an INCREDIBLE amount of vbulletin databases, complete with user names and emails to boot! To find vbulletin databases, the modification to the google query is quite simple:Try this I myself wasted almost an entire evening sifting through data to bring you guys a couple really GREAT finds. Some of this data will make its way into the free section of the website for posterity (it is just TOO ...
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