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  1. Fake Xbox Account Phone Verification Numbers?
  2. I've been selling a lot of Xbox services that require me to make a lot of accounts. Simple enough. Hop on a VPN, use an unlimited gmail account generator and sign up for Xbox until I've made like 10 on that IP, switch to a different IP,
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  14. repeat. Problem is, after 2 days they all get locked. They require me to submit a phone number and obviously me & my friends are damn well past the number of times we can use ours. This is fine for now, because I can make so many more so easily, but it takes good 30 minutes for this. I can ver easily imagine this process becoming really fucking annoying every day. I've tried websites like https://getfreesmsnumber.com/free-receive-sms-from-us but it always says "can not send a message to this number." Guess Microsoft is smarter than I thought. I know I'm allowed to submit numbers because I'v been using my regular friends' numbers for a while w/ these, I think they can just suspect fake SMS bot numbers. Any ideas boys?
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  16. And if that’s not good enough for you, here’s what Google’s John Mueller said about charity sponsorship links in a Webmaster Hangout:
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  18. “…if with your website you’re sponsoring… different clubs and sites where it looks like the primary intent is to get a link there, then that’s something the web spam team
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  22. …So I’d try to take a look at the bigger picture there and think uwhether or not this is really something that you’re doing systematically; like going out and sponsoring other
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  28. PageRank and link ranking algorithms look at how the web interconnects.
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  30. Google builds a map of the Internet then likely creates what’s called a Reduced Link Graph, consisting of mostly non-spam links and pages.
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  32. Then as part of the ranking analysis, it organizes the web into neighborhoods by topic.
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  34. Scholarship links are great if your goal is to rank for [keyword phrase] + scholarship. The problem with these kinds of links is that they have an irrelevant context.
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  36. Most sites that do scholarship link building aren’t about scholarships. They’re about things like personal injury lawyers.
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  40. There is no relevance between a link from a school to a personal injury lawyer for the purpose of ranking for personal injury lawyer search phrases.
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  42. The link is relevant for things like “personal injury attorneys scholarship.” Google will rank these kinds of pages for those scholarship search phrases and that is the extent
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  44. of the value.
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  46. This is useless for business owners because the links aren’t about their business, they’re about scholarships.
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  48. If a personal injury lawyer attained links that are relevant for the search phrase, pizza restaurants, they will rank for personal injury pizza restaurant.
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  50. But a pizza restaurant link is not desirable for a personal injury lawyer website. The same kind of relevance problem applies to scholarship links.
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  52. An SEO may say that a link from a .edu will help increase the domain authority of a page, that it will increase “trust” and that Dot Edu links are special.
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  54. That’s wrong in three different ways.
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  56. As you know, not all languages write from left to right.
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  58. If you translate your content into a language that writes in a different way, make sure it still looks good and can be easily read on your site. Otherwise, you will have to
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  60. change your site’s layout.
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  62. Don’t Use Automatic Redirects
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  64. You might be tempted to check your users’ IP and automatically redirect them to a translated version of your content. There are two reasons why it’s a bad idea:
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  66. Redirects add to page load time, lowering page rankings and hurting UX.
  67. Users might not actually know the language you are giving them, which is even worse for UX.
  68. Just don’t set up such redirects.
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  70. Use Only High-Quality Translations Done by a Human
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  72. A native-speaking translator beats a machine all day, every day.
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  74. Don’t be stingy; there’s many a tale about people who embarrassed themselves with a poor choice of words in a foreign language.
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  76. Invest in high-quality translations done by a person who knows what they are writing about.
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  78. Don’t Use Country Flags or Names in Your Language Choice Menus
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  80. Here’s another rookie mistake: confusing country flags with the languages they supposedly represent. People migrate all over the planet, often to stay.
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  82. It’s hard to name a country where they speak only one language. That’s why, when you make a language choice menu on your site, you shouldn’t rely on countries’ names and flags
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  86. Now if you use the languages’ names instead, there’s no risk of making a mistake. One look at such a list and the person will immediately know what they need to choose.
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  90. Allow the Use of Local Currency
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  92. This is a good tip for ecommerce site owners: you will acquire more customers this way.
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  94. The dollar is used worldwide, but people are often more comfortable with their own country’s official currency. Give them an option to pay with it if your payment processor
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  96. allows this.
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  98. Optimize for Local Search Engines
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  100. While Google is used everywhere, many countries have their own popular search engines. It’s, therefore, a good idea to research those search engines and figure out how to rank
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  102. in them.
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  104. Before you start worrying, know that many of them are powered by bigger and more famous search engines like Google, so this task is a lot easier than it sounds.
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  106. Make Sure Your Content Is Culturally Sensitive
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  108. Who wants to risk an international incident? No business owner worth their salt, that’s for sure.
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  110. What is acceptable in one country might not be so in another.
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  112. When you expand into a new place, you must be aware of its cultural situation and what is considered offensive there. Wherever you are trying to make money, be careful not to
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  114. step on too many toes.
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  116. 5. Make Rich Snippets with Structured Data
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  118. What’s the best way to make your search results more clickable?
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  120. Titles, meta descriptions, URLs – these are all good places to start and improve. But the absolute killer way is to turn your results into rich snippets. You know, these guys:
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  124. Don’t they look enticing?
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  126. You can make these for literally any site. All you need to do is schema markup (also known as structured data) and the knowledge about how to use it. There is an in-depth
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