You pick the offer. You publish one solid post on a parasite platform. I blast it with a private network of 100 listicles and fold in a press release that lands on AP News. Minimum 200 links, delivered in 7 days.
Pay once, run one campaign. Perfect if you want to test the play on a single offer before you commit to anything.
Buy One CampaignA fresh campaign every month at $200, and your rate stays $200 for as long as you stay subscribed — even after the price goes to $247.
Lock In $200 A MonthBoth options are limited to the first 10 customers.
Hey Guys,
I got offered something I think a lot of you are going to want, and I want to be straight with you about exactly what it is before you get anywhere near a buy button.
A guy I know has spent years building a private blog network. Not a rented one. His own. He'll publish 100 listicle posts across that network pointing wherever you tell him, and he'll add a press release that goes out through the AP News syndication network on top of it. Minimum 200 links in total, turned around in 7 days.
He sells that package for $497. He's letting me resell it at $247, and for the first ten customers only he's letting me hand it over at $200.
Now here's the catch, and it's the whole reason this page exists.
You do not point this at your own domain. Not your money site, not your blog, not the thing you spent two years building. A private network is a private network. You point it at a parasite page instead — a LinkedIn article, a Medium post, whatever third-party platform you like — and you let that platform's authority absorb the push and pass the benefit on to your offer.
That's not a limitation I'm dressing up as a feature. That's just how this has to be used. Get that part right and it's a genuinely strong play. Get it wrong and you've just fired a private network at something you care about.
Information without action is just entertainment, so let me show you exactly how the play works.
Two assets, one campaign, aimed at one page you choose.
One hundred listicle-style articles published across a network that's been built up over years, every one of them linking to the parasite page you nominate.
These are the links that do the heavy lifting on the parasite post itself. They go to the parasite. Never to your own domain.
A press release that includes AP News, which then gets picked up and re-syndicated further out from there. That's where the 200+ referring domains come from.
The press release is the flexible piece. You can send it to the parasite post, or you can send it to your service or product page. One or the other — never both in the same campaign.
The listicles go to the parasite page. Always. The press release goes to either the parasite page or your money page — you choose one when you order. Splitting them across both in a single campaign is how people muddy the signal and waste the push.
Three ways to use it. Pick one per campaign, don't try to run two at once.
Write one genuinely good post on a parasite platform around an offer you're promoting, with your affiliate link in it. Point the 100 listicles at that post. You're borrowing the platform's authority and stacking a network push on top of it, without ever touching a domain of your own.
Same idea, different destination. Publish the post on the parasite platform and link from that post through to your service page or product page. The listicles hit the parasite. The press release goes to the parasite or straight to your money page — your call, one or the other.
This is the part people underestimate. It's AEO friendly, it carries 200+ referring domains, and the AP News inclusion means it keeps travelling after it's published. I ran one of these on a brand new site of mine two weeks ago — a site that isn't even a month old — and it's already sitting at DR 30. These are also the kind of links that get pulled into AI answer results, which is where a lot of this is heading.
I'd rather you skip this than buy it for the wrong job.
Five reasons it's worth handing this one over.
$497 direct from the provider
My price is $247. The first ten customers get it at $200, either as a one-off or locked in monthly.
Single payment, single campaign. Run it on one offer, see how it lands, come back when you want another.
Buy One Campaign — $200A new campaign every month and your rate is locked at $200 for as long as you stay subscribed. When this goes to $247 you keep paying $200. Cancel whenever you like.
Lock In $200 A MonthOnce the ten spots are gone the price is $247 and stays there. If you're reading this and the buttons still say $200, there are spots left.
Straight answers.
If you're testing the approach for the first time, take the one-off at $200. If you already know you'll be pushing an offer every month, take the monthly — it's the same $200 but it holds your rate there permanently, so you're paying $200 while everyone else is paying $247. Cancel any time.
No. I know that's the first thing everyone wants to ask and I know some people will do it anyway. Don't. The listicles come from a private network and the entire reason this works is that a third-party platform absorbs them for you. If you point them at your own domain you're taking on all of the risk yourself for none of the extra benefit.
LinkedIn is the obvious one and it's what I'd start with, because articles there index well and the platform carries real weight. Medium, Substack, Quora spaces, industry directories and Web 2.0 properties all work too. Use whichever one your audience actually reads and where you can publish a genuinely useful post rather than a thin one.
Yes, that part's on you, and it matters more than people expect. One quality post beats five rushed ones. Write it around the offer you're promoting, make it worth reading on its own, and put your link where it belongs rather than jamming it in six times.
Yes. The press release is the one piece you can send to your own service or product page if you'd rather. What you can't do is split it — pick the parasite page or pick your money page, not both in the same campaign.
7 days from the point you send your target URL and details. On the monthly option that clock starts again each month once you've sent the next target.
I can tell you what I've seen rather than promise you a number. A press release from this same source on a brand new site of mine took it to DR 30 inside two weeks. What happens on your campaign depends on your offer, your niche, the platform you pick and the post you write. There's no guaranteed ranking, position or income here, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling you something else.
Two reasons. The AP News inclusion means it gets redistributed well beyond the original placement, which is where the 200+ referring domains come from. And press release content is showing up consistently in AI-generated answers, so those links do double duty in search and in answer engines.
You'll get an email asking for your parasite page URL, your anchor preferences and where you want the press release pointed. Once that's back with me the campaign goes into the queue and lands within 7 days. Any questions before or after, email [email protected] or open a ticket at anthonyhayes.ladesk.com.
Pick the offer, write the post, and let the network and the press release do the rest. The person who ships first usually wins.
Money pages only. Never your main domain.
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By ordering you agree to these terms. This is a done-for-you promotional service delivered through a third-party fulfilment provider. What you purchase is the publication of 100 listicle posts across a private network and one press release with AP News distribution, totalling a minimum of 200 links, pointed at the target page you nominate, delivered within 7 days of receiving your campaign details.
The monthly option provides one campaign per billing month and holds your rate at the price you joined at for as long as the subscription remains active. You may cancel at any time, and cancellation ends future billing and future campaigns. Cancelling and rejoining later means rejoining at the then-current price.
You are responsible for supplying a valid target URL and for the content published on the parasite platform you choose. You are responsible for complying with the terms of service of any third-party platform you publish on. Those platforms may remove content at their discretion and we have no control over that.
This service is intended for money pages published on third-party parasite platforms. It is not intended for use on your primary domain, and we accept no responsibility for outcomes where it is used that way against our guidance.
We do not guarantee rankings, traffic, indexation, placement retention, or any commercial result. Search engines and third-party platforms change their systems without notice.
Because work begins as soon as your campaign details are submitted and cannot be recalled once published, orders are non-refundable once fulfilment has started. If you have a problem with your order, contact us first and we will do our best to put it right.
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Nothing on this page is a promise or guarantee of earnings, rankings, traffic or results of any kind.
Any results, figures or examples shown — including the DR 30 result referenced on this page — are specific results from a specific campaign and should not be taken as typical. They are shared to illustrate what is possible, not what you should expect.
Your own results depend on factors we do not control: the offer you promote, the platform you publish on, the quality of the post you write, your niche, your competition, and ongoing changes made by search engines and third-party platforms.
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