Does generating more back links to your site still working good on Google SERP today?

Hi Internet marketer folks,

Today I would like to share with you guys how the result I produced from generating more back links to my few web sites to prove on the popular & myth question…

Does generating more back links still work for your sites to get higher ranking on Google SERP today?

Let me show you one of my few sites I used to test this topic.

I’m using a keyword which have 201,000 global monthly search, low-to-medium competition.

At the first week, I ranked well on page #7, then it is climbing up everyday until I got on the 1st page, but I never get it in the top 5 area. (Actually, I do on ranked #8 and #9)

The second week, I realize that Google might be dancing because sometime, Market Samurai can’t found my site on all indexed pages on Google SERP.

Anyway, sometime it get back to page #1, still in #8, #9 and sometime it disappeared like I got de-indexed, but actually it still in Google index but don’t know why my site is showing on the so so so long pages that no one can browse to that page.

From this point of time, the rank is steadily on #8 and #9 and never get better. It is the same about 2-3 weeks.

So, this is the time to test how back links affect to my site for Google SERP today.

I begin by launching my golden SEO weapon. Scrapebox (if you really serious about SEO, you can’t live without it easily)

Then load up my personal list of websites that do auto approve comments and I begin fast posting through Scrapebox.

Until now, the Scrapebox still running and did successfully post about 51,894 comments. (almost taken 2 days)

So, I launch up another golden SEO weapon, Market Samurai, and doing rank checker.

Wow!

My Market Samurai report that my site ranked on #4 now!

So, you know the answer of this myth question right now?

Back links still get much credits from Google, I believe it should stay the same credibility for back links until Google found out a new method how to detect the popularity of each site in the balance of quality too.

It should not be easy for Google to ignore the power of back links because it is somewhat a nature of web site.

If a website is popular, it should have growing more and more back links.

From my thought, I will do about 100,000 back links and stop adding more back links,

Then I will try to index as much as possible of my back links URLs and see the result. (expected about 30% of it)

When the rank is steadily, I will test the power of social networking to see how it affects to my sites ranking.

Well, I will report here again after the next milestone of my personal test.

Thanks,