Merry Christmas if you celebrate the Day And Season. Happy holiday if you celebrate other days.
I know us wanna-be pro-bloggers are almost obligated to send these types of greetings out but I’m not really into writing for sake of writing, but I DO wish you well, not just on Christmas but on every day.
I hope you’re feel spiritual every day, and appreciating the fact that we’re above ground (read” not dead) to enjoy and/or experience it.
I’ve been trying to blog less and experiment more, and that’s led to a lot of Skype discussions with some SEO peeps…
Here’s what’s working now…3 things
#1- HomePage Backlinks, rented, shared, owned, or whatever other form of high PR backlinks you can get with low OBLS, outbound links, which is akin to high link juice.
LOW OBLS from PR URLS = High Link Juice…
Agree, disagree? I don’t care either way, it works for me and will for you if you get and use the right services.
Not all these Home Page Backlinks services are alike though, many have too many OBLs, or contain Fake or non-legit PR, meaning the PR is “held up”, boosted by links to it that will disappear soon, sometime within 2-3 months after this new PR-giving domain has been bought.
So that’s #1 on what’s working right now, High PR backlinks via rental services or creating your own private network. Most of us hate renting links so we either:
- Avoid doing these services and concentrate more firepower on link velocity
- Use a HomePage PR links service for a while, then after seeing the good effects, but still hating on temp rentals for rankings, build our own high Page Rank private networks.
#2- Private networks services (blogs or otherwise) giving links from domains with PR, but not giving PR-ed links… networks like BMR for example, they still work, the good ones anyway. These aren’t as powerful as they used to be but they still provide enough juice to rank lower competition terms, and/or provide the needed link velocity to maintain a ranking.
The important to know here is that blog networks deemed as blog farms or link farms or content farms will provide less and less value as time goes on. The search engines have been outing one network after another for years, but people’s memories are too short, or they haven’t been around long enough to know the truth behind this statement.
#3- Social signals, ugh!, and yep! Yes, these work, if the social presence and signals are from..for lack of a better word… quality accounts…
Quality social accounts? WTF am I talking about here?
I’m talking about social signals that not only drive TRAFFIC, but also drive rankings up, albeit very slowly…
Can you go to one of the forums and get a bookmarking blast for cheap,. cheap, cheap and get your social signals that way? or via BMD, bookmarking demon? Yep, you sure can but signal strength is weak there, and those signals don’t drive traffic, they just add another type of link to your inbound links portfolio.
What services do I recommend for these 3 things?
For #2, BMR and Article Ranks, or UAW or Authority Link Network (but if you’re going to buy domains with PR to get PR 0 backlinks back, that’s just dumb, build a private network instead dudes and dudettes!)
For the other things, I will have a very interesting review coming out in a week or so that might replace my #1 recommended service, and as far a s social signals are concerned, I think I have another winner but it’s a tad early to reveal that one yet. Not teasing here… I just want to be sure about my recommendation, that’s all…
Something to watch in 2012 and the coming years, HUGE I THINK!
What Google and Bing are doing, and why Social Signals MIGHT play an even more important role than ever before.
Front Page of Bing has an obvious prompt to Share on Facebook, no biggie there, it’s Bing, after all… but sites have been ranked with Facebook LIKES alone, and you’ll see more and more of these services popping up as it becomes something more important as a ranking factor.
Google- What they’re doing to their front page of the results is disturbing…
- Google Places
- Shopping Cart
- Personalized Search results
- Local listings (places)
- YouTube videos sometimes ranked Page 1
All this leads up to one thing, less space for those vying for top 3 positions
But let’s get back to reality here for a second…
Why do we want top listings in the first place? For traffic, right? hopefully not for vanity purposes, or for bragging rights….!
Yes, organic traffic rocks, it kicks ass if it’s gained permanently or doesn’t hurt too much, cost too much to maintain top listings via off page SEO (link building)
But at the end of the day, all we really want is to be FOUND, and found by targeted traffic, traffic that converts, traffic that engages us, and we..them…
Which brings me back to a HYPOTHESIS, that being…
PREMISE/QUESTION….
if traffic is key, or king or queen, or whatever…
And if page 1 gets vast majority of the traffic
And Google is grabbing more of the front page real estate… to push people towards PPC
And making it harder to get page 1 traffic that converts…
Then what…
HYPOTHESIS:
I think/opine that social signals might play a larger role in your site’s traffic in the coming years. A lot of the REAL SEO GURUS have been saying this for years, but they’ve been dead wrong because they don’t want to seem like gamers of the system that is…. ‘links rank sites and more links gamed or otherwise outrank sites that don’t game the system”.
So, if Page 1 top 3 position in Google become unattainable for GOOD keywords and phrases, then it might be best to focus more on something that drives targeted traffic, either that or just focus on ranking for every single keyword related to your niche that isn’t very competitive, (READ: not taken over on Page 1 by Google Places, Shopping Cart, Local listings, etc..) and try to corner the “other” traffic related to your niche and this might even be a blessing in disguise…
Back to social signals again now… GOOD social traffic and presence and signals can drive quality traffic, IF…. the sources are good. If you Tweet this post you’re reading now, and you have followers on Twitter who read your Tweets, that might drive some quality traffic to this site, yippee…
But if you have 8000 self-created via proxies accounts via Bookmarking Demon, all those accounts probably don’t have any REAL readers interested in what you have to Tweet about or Like or +1, because you’ve bookmarked and Tweeted and Liked so many different kinds of things, most likely all pertaining to all your niche sites… that there’s no real targeted following there, therefore no real quality traffic derived from your Tweets and reTweets.
But once again, quality links DO MATTER, whether they be social or otherwise…
Guest blogging for example… it’s a great way to get a steady source of targeted traffic to your sites, and it’s the “new” form of efficient article marketing, but I don’t particularly like writing a lot believe it or not… and if I am going to write something of good quality, it goes on my site, not someone else’s.
But guest blogging is an example of a good backlink, merely because it drives traffic, not because the one or two or even 3 backlinks derived form your carefully thought out article got you such awesome link juice…
and the same idea applies to social signals, if you’re going to do it at all, do it right.
RECAP, what’s working now:
- High PR backlinks from Home Page Backlinks services, your own private network, or paid rented links of this variety (with low OBLs)
- good private blog networks,
- and social signals.
Merry Christmas, and please remember since we’re coming up on spiritual seasons, for some of us…
Wisdom comes from Experience, and Experience comes from making bad decisions. but don’t go try to be a smart-aleck and ignore what it took me two cups of iced coffee to rant, err write, PEACE TO YOU my dear legion (up to 8 now) of readers! 
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Hey Dan,
Thanks for this information. And just like Yoast and Godaddy just proved, footer links still work
Hi Bill, long time no hear, thanks for chiming in…
wink, wink http://linkvanareviews.com/do-footer-links-at-the-bottom-of-your-site-have-any-real-seo-effects
Post is 2, going on 3 years old…
they’re LESS effective now, but still great value when applied site-wide and is massive quantities, via the site-wides method (blog themes sponsorships for example)
Thanks,
Dan
Hey guys, my cities SEO competition is actually freakishly un-competitive.. in quotes I think there is something like 190 competing pages.
Anyway, one of my clients wanted changed their name (change of ownership) and they ditched their old domain about 2 months before they hired me. Well I told them the importance of having that live (people that search for their old name, etc) and managed to get my hands on a PR 3 domain, bought back in 1996. SWEET.
I put a footer link to the same website I have here and BAM i’m sitting in number 2 spot for my keyword. SOOO they definetly are still effective, especially if there is a low number of OBLs
Just my 2 cents,
Cheers!
Tyler A.
Your 2 cents is worth #2 spot and probably more than 2 cents!
Thanks for sharing,
Dan
Hey man,
Good stuff here, people DO need to read it.
Been working with a “private blog network” for a couple months and its a good one as well, as well as re-trying a “social signals” provider which I’m quite happy with.
Merry Christmas to you as well!
Kurt
Heya handsome….
Thanks for still reading
Thanks for the Skype chat last week on AG…. Hope you have an awesome Holiday/Christmas
Dan
Hey Dan! Thanks for sharing. I’ve heard a lot about social signals like “FB likes, Re-tweets and +1′s”.. but haven’t done any of that whatsoever. Maybe it’s time to start.. will be interesting to see if there is an improvement
Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Stuart
Hey Stu, glad to see you stop by here.
Funny and ironic that the last time I sent out an email had to do with your “retirement” plan from Im-ing.
If you’re hitting small microniches, you don’t really need the social signals for ranking your sites and content though. It’s more of a helper aspect to off page SEO when other things aren’t working as well as we’d like.
As far as traffic quality is concerned, not too many people looking for a dentist are going to choose their dentist based on a youtube video or a dentist’s Tweets, but that kind of traffic would work for a hobbyist/fun niche like RC CARS or something. Either way, it helps, social signals do, but quality here is more important than it is with the article and blog posts links.
Thanks a lot for dropping by,
Dan
A few more than 8 I’d guess! Can’t wait for the updates and really glad your back. Great job as always. Thanks!
Hi Bill, thanks for stepping in here. saw your site linked to from comments, nice.
If you don’t mind my saying so, only because I’ve done this myself, too…when you make a 3-part series of posts, like Private Network builds Step By Step 1,2, and 3, it’s a good idea to make those posts into pages.
If it’s important enough to write 3 posts about, then it’s important information, therefore the info should be presented as Pages, and when they’re Pages, you have more control over the order in which they appear to first time visitors to your site, like myself.
Step 3 post is more recent than step 2, which is more recent than Step 1, so readers have to read from End to STARt, or find the first step/post then go forward, whereas a Page could be organized as such:
-Step 1, In Nav Bar at top as a page,
—and step 2 is linked to from that as a subpage
—and step 3 could be linked to from step 2
…for reading continuity purposes….
Makes for easier reading, keep up the good blogging
And Merry Christmas you and yours,
Dan
Re: Social signals…let’s not forget that Google recently bought PostRank. And completely agree that “bookmarks” aren’t typically much of a “social signal”.
Hey Paul, great point there, there’s a reason they did that eh?
On to gaming social signals then, and as they sing this time of year…” oh what fun it is to ride (the vagaries of search engine gaming) hey!…” or something like that.
BTW that song (Jingle Bells) was written a quarter mile from my house
Talk to you soon Paul,
Dan
Dan,
Thanks for the feedback. Appreciated. Actually, I want to talk to you and ask you for an interview if it is at all possible. I want the interview for something special. How can I contact you privately?
Thanks!
Ok, I only do TEXT-erviews, hope that’s OK, and via Skype.
It makes for more of a free flow conversation, allows for non scripted follow up questions and what-not, it’s easy to save and edit out all my typos on Skype and it’s good website content, if interview is published.
Up to you if you want to do it that way, or another way like sending some questions via email
I will contact you at your gmail address in comments section and we can go from there.
Thanks,
Dan
Dan
Thanks for the great post. Looking forward to the new reviews and recommendations you mentioned.
Happy holidays.
Jeff
Hey Dan…which Home Page Backlinks services do you recommend?
Mine of course, for one, but I want to wait to publish a review of another one I’m not affiliated with (except as a current/potential affiliate) so I can seem more impartial, and not be talking JUST about how good my service is, but to take into account other services as well. Just trying hard to be/appear impartial and non-biased.
…just saying… part of the “appeal” here is the impartiality of the reviews, and some of that might seem to go out the window if I seem like I’m schlepping my own services mainly.
Anyhow, with all that said, here’s a link to find out more about high Pr backlinks, it leads you to a link to the offer I came up with, with a knowledgeable partner.
I hope this all makes sense, thanks for the question,
Dan
Hey Dan,
Is LinxBoss still one you recommend? I’m using Linxboss, BMR and Synnd. Would I be okay with just BMR? Thanks!
William
Synnd takes a while to work, their interface and credits and promotions stuff is confusing, jury is still out on that one for me, it worked great for some long tail kws in the past.
LinxBoss, I tested it a few weeks ago, or rather, I posted a review , updated one, a few weeks ago, and it seems fine. I got an email from someone who says their down, down down and going out of business, might be hysterics though, because they don’t tell people they’re experiencing issues, linxboss doesn’t nor they tell people the front page might be doing down for maintenance and stuff.
Until I see a reason to state otherwise, it’s still recommended.
Great overview Dan. Thanks for that. I’m really looking forward to the recommended services. Especially the one regarding the social proof. Any idea when you’ll be finished testing the service you’re using for that?
Thanks for the information… I now understand the importance of working on SEO, and building high quality back-links for my websites!
Hi Dan,
I’m always following you reviews very closely even if I’m a German Marketerer and these Tools have limited effect on German Sites.
And there is almost nothing similar you can find here…
However I’m also about to build up a private blog network.
is there any Tool out there to manage a private net efficiently?
Thanks
Oliver
I suggest to build your network:
http://highprlinkjuice.com/ (If you want to start small)
http://www.seocontentnetwork.com/ (If you want to start big)
I would also suggest using both of those services!
Hi Dan,
Thank you for all your reviews, may God Bless you and your whole family.
Thank you Pribadi, May God bless you and yours as well.
Have a great 2012!
Dan
Dan
Though I appreciate the work you do online, I also appreciate what a great person you are and the wonderful father you are.
I hope that you have a wonderful Holiday Season.
D.D. Dawg
Hi Dan,
I love your site. I found you when I was looking for some deeper information and testing for BMR, but also found that you have tested out everything I’ve heard of and many more that I am now checking out. I have noticed some sites blowing past me on the first page for a couple microniche sites I have and for certain it looks like a private network. I’d like to know more about how to do that and what the cost might be.
Thanks again for all your testing and recommendations.
Michael
Hi Michael, welcome and thanks for the feedback and comment.
I recommend you get a solid grasp on the on-page seo for your sites, as that is kind of a one-time thing to learn that most people overlook, then just use whatever services and methods work best for you.
Lower power links for lower competition terms,higher-powered links for the more competitive terms.
If your site, or sites..are new focus on the long tails inner urls and/or long tail rankings for main domain keywords then go from there…
Thanks,
Dan
Hi Dan,
Thanks for the advice. I’ve only been doing this for 1.5 years. I still find simple things I’ve messed up on, but I’m learning. I started off using Senuke to kick off my sites, but I don’t think that has staying power. I’m just trying to learn how to do this the right way and I appreciate all your testing!
Michael
Dan thanks for your post.
I have a question for you. How many articles are you able to post on articleranks account (89/month account) since they say is unlimited post, but the max post i can do each day is 60 so i opened a ticket for asking this quesition and they said im doing alike bot stuff…. and i just doing it manually…
Aldo, I’m not really sure about that. I DO have an account there, but I just ask Musa to syndicate some articles for me here and here to do re-tests and re-evaluations of the service. I use a lot of services minimally so I can look at a lot more things that are out there.
I will let him know of your question though…
Good to see you back here on the blog,
Dan
Thanks a lot because i have tested posting a few each hour to avoid this alike bot results but at reaching 60-62 i cannot port more.
I will apreciate you to do that for me , so musa is aware of that .
Thanks a lot.
Is there an alternative to Synnd? Synnd seems like a great idea but they just can’t seem to get their sh*t together. When I provide instructions for campaigns the instructions are almost NEVER followed. It’s enough to drive ya’ nuts!
There’s TribePro, which might be easier to use, but in essence it’s going to give same results. I might test that next, as I am looking for a service that does something more authoritative
Hey Dan, great post, answers some questions about current SEO I was wanting to ask you.
I’m unclear what you meant by this:
“if you’re going to buy domains with PR to get PR 0 backlinks back, that’s just dumb, build a private network instead dudes and dudettes!”
I thought they were same thing, i.e., I thought we bought a few high PR domains to form our own private blog network, and that since the domains were already high PR, the links coming back would also be high, not PR 0? This statement comes right after your recommendation of AR, BMR, etc… are you meaning that those networks give you back PR 0 links? I thought they did better, and I thought that they were more in the category of “renting” links rather than”buying” ‘em. Could just be different terminology between us, but let me know what you meant, thanks.
Hi Rhythm, the guest posts you make with these services (AR, BMR, ALN and others…) are going on domains whose main page have the PR.
If your article makes it to the home page, then it will be a PR link for as long as its on the home page, but when it falls off the home page, front page, it will most likely end up residing on a Pr 0 url.
My point from this post was, there’s services out there where you can donate a domain with PR in exchange for the ability to post articles to other domains whose main page has the PR, and at some point your article will end up on a PR 0 url.
Whereas you could buy 10 Pr 2 domains and instead of donating them in exchange for hordes of PR 0 links, you could create a private network, and give yourself Pr links by the dozens from each PR-ed site you own.
Thanks for the question,
Dan
Hey Dan,
Is there a guide or an explanation somewhere about how to set up your own private network?
Got it, clear answer.
I know a lot of successful IM marketers who still say they get their best sustained high ranking from either ArticleRanks or BuildMyRank (or even Linkvana, some still claim) but many others (like Paul Cillford with his LinkJuiceForce) are really pushing the private network creation method, and your answer really shows why, thanks.
Quick aside: Back last April you mentioned you were trying SENukeX with a couple others, and promised a review. I’m not finding it, so I’m assuming you haven’t reviewed it yet. My partner & I are using it a lot, and finding it can be very strong, especially when re-feeding the links it gives you with tiered links-back-to-links. Since this thread is about “What’s Working Now” in SEO, I’d love to hear your thoughts.
The main question for us is this: Everyone knows you need a wide variety of links from different sources – blogs, comments, social, press release, forum profiles, etc. – to get and keep high rank. SENukeX hits all those bases, but I’m always still left wondering, does it do as good a job, in terms of the quality of links it provides from each source, as a trained human outsourcer who spends 8 hrs. a day procuring my links manually. Obviously the outsourcer costs much more per month than a shared SENukeX subscription, as much as $300-$400 more. And who knows, maybe that outsourcer is using SENukeX himself and only spending 2 hours a day…lol!
But if SENuke is providing pretty much the same quality as human outsourcing, it sure is a big savings. What’s your take?
Hi, wow welcome back…
Here’s my take on things, and hopefully it will give you a way to make good judgements moving forward about tactics and methods and tools and what-not.
I used to recommend Article Marketing Robot, for what it could accomplish (massive link volume), but it quickly became widely used, or over-used, then ineffective.
Same goes for SE Nuke X and SE nuke X type services, which I’ve used.
Yes, I got hundreds of links, something even thousands, but spun content on widely known parasites, errr I mean web 2.0s don’t maintain their rankings or indexation without some extra effort, and at the end of the day you’re working hard to get backlinks to and form all those tiers and layers of links and while that might make us feel like we’re “advanced seo types”, the fact remains that crap links linking to each other from crap entities doesn’t really pass much link juice.
I’ve had SE Nuke X being tested for a while now and I’ve also used SE Nuke X services, and the results are the kind of results you’d expect form a link blast, upward momentum in SERPs then once the tide of sudden linkage goes out, dies away, the rankings drop and recede just like the tidal wave of newly acquired backlinks does/did.
I don’t know what that IM-er guy is, but if he’s doing well with something I wouldn’t question it.
I HOPE I’m not seen as an IM-er type but someone more passionate about SEO and link building…in my roundabout way, I’m trying to advise you to take SEO Advice form SEO people and IM advice from IM people.
Back to link building again… yes a wide variation of backlinks is good, but if your variety is comprised of crappy backlinks from entities over run by SE Nukers, and other content sewer magicians, then what’s the point of getting a variety of low quality automated links when you could cherry-pick the best source for the types of each link you want to acquire.
With SE Nuke you won’t get the best quality of all types of links
Same as if you went to an IM guy and asked him the best way to rank a website, build one, flip it, monetize it, create a mini-net out of it and 5 other sites, etc… some of that person’s advice might be good, but not as good as it would have been if you cherry picked your sources, or in our case, services.
I recommend that you determine which of your sites actually DO need a link variety, and which ones don’t because not all sites need all types of links, then cherry-pick your services and methods.
Apologies if this sounds rambling and ranting, I’ve been watching the IOWA caucus returns all night.
Hey Dan,
I want to use your High Pr Link Juice service but I’m not sure how I would utilize it. I have one big content site, so would I want to use the links for the homepage or for inner pages? How would you use the service on a larger site that makes money from Adsense?
And, TribePro looks awesome and far more viable than Synnd. Thanks for the heads up!
Hey William, Michael has an in-depth long article on how to set up a Private Network, you can use that for your forum, or I might just post it here.
I will write something up soon on your other question, on how to utilize the high pr link services properly
Looking forward to the article! Thanks Dan!
Hi Dan,
Did I miss something here? I’m also interested in how to go about setting up a private network – but who is Michael and where is he article you refer to?
Thanks so much Dan for such an in-depth reply.
I can see from this that you really need to know what you’re doing in order to get results.
Also (not really the correct place to post this – but didn’t know where else to put it), I noticed that the date on comments no longer displays. On some of your older posts where folk are still commenting after a year or more, it would be really useful to see the date of the comments to assess changes in results, services, etc. Just a thought.
Also (again) – congrats on the new body but your avatar makes me feel a bit chilly in sub-zero temps. Any chance you could photoshop a shirt for a couple of months?
Hi Elsie, thanks for understanding, and for your reply.
So you want me to photoshop a shirt over a pic that’s already been photo-shopped? Just kidding, if I was going to photoshop a picture of myself, it’d look a heck of a lot better than what’s seen here, lol
Not to sound like I’m busting chops here, but in a week or so I’ll be in the lovely Dominican Republic for a week with the g/f… Might have an updated picture to post once back form that trip.
One of my goals in life is to retire to and blog from…a warmer clime, so keeping the avatar pic front and center is helpful focus tool for me, sorry
Good luck with whatever you end up doing,
Dam
Oh wow, Dan, so good to be back with Master McGonagle
Your answers are always so enlightening, and often provide us mere mortals with as many new questions as answers. Well, me at least.
First, I wasn’t making much distinction between an Internet Marketer guy and an SEO guy. All IMers who build affiliate sites and want to rank ‘em on pg 1 (so their sites actually make money,) need to become SEO guys to some extent. Even if they outsource their SEO, they need to understand it almost as well as their SEO specialist to make sure it’s getting done right. When you say, “take SEO advice from SEO people and IM advice from IM people,” sounds like you’re making a hard distinction between SEO specialists who don’t build aff. sites, but just work on other’s SEO all day, and the marketers who actually build their own sites and either do their own SEO or hire a service. I never thought of that, but I suppose it follows that the guy who just does professional SEO all day knows more about what works than IMers taking the word of other IMers on forums like Warrior.
Anyway, I totally get your response about the low, burned-out link juice value of crappy links from all those old sources, including SENukeX. “Content sewer magicians”…dude, that’s just priceless eloquence, especially from a tired guy strung out on the political race!
The only place where I glaze-over a bit is when you make your point about determining which sites actually DO need link variety and which ones don’t, and cherry-picking the services and methods.
I thought ALL sites needed that combination of good & cheap links, to look natural to Google. A site that had no SEO being done at all would have a slow build of inlinks from both high PR, high authority sources and crappy ones from lesser-quality sources, naturally, and I thought that’s what looked right to Google. If it’s true that certain types of sites require different link profiles, rather than asking you for a comprehensive cheat-sheet, I’ll just tell you that mostly I build niche websites that offer products through Amazon, eBay, maybe Clickbank, and specialty products…often with an Adsense block stuck in. I usually go after medium- to high-competition keywords, not the super-low 500-searches-a-month. I also have my IM course blogsite, offering all the standard affilates like Hostgator, TBS, etc., and going after the highest comp “make-money-online” KWs. What would a non-IMer-passionate-link-builder consider to be the best link profiles and cherry-picked sources for those two (fairly common) site models?
Hey nice to have you back here.
Speaking of politics and content sewer magician, I really meant web sewer magician, but here’s where I first learned of the phrase web sewer magician
That site gets a lot of traffic I think, and while you might not agree or like his style (I do)… the thing to learn there is that he might be getting some natural links and fans and traffic due to being somewhat abrasive and controversial, which is a good way to build a brand and a reputation.
I think he’s just being himself and not trying to write in a controversial manner there though..
Anyhow, you should differentiate between IM-ers getting product names ranked highly and people who rank for truly tough terms.
One exception is Colin Kinkert, ranked page 1 last I checked for make money online. There’s not a lot of IM-ers ranked for truly tough terms, although I am ranked page 2 for internet marketing (with 18 high PR links), and page 3-4 for internet marketing with a sales letter sites (via footer links from my awesome money-making plugin
)
I’m just saying something I’ve said before when I was more involved in trying to help people with their online businesses, that being, if you want to learn how to build a list, go find that expert, to build mini-sites go find that expert, to make money with Adsense go find those experts, and so on…. but there are more Jacks of All Trades (Masters of None) than there are true “Masters”…
“Anyhow, you should differentiate between IM-ers getting product names ranked highly and people who rank for truly tough terms.”
OK, with that in mind, would you mind saying which type of links and cherry-picked sources you’d recommend for ranking the niche product (IMer) type sites.KWs?
Also, I want links to your High PR link service and you “awesome money-making plugin”
, may use both, thanks Dan
Found the link to the High PR Link Juice service, thanks
I was surprised that Synnd ran so smoothly for me after seeing so many negative comments about it here and on the Warriorforum. I’ve done 3 bookmarking campaigns without any problems.
I’m just hoping I can get good results without having to use the Social News feature because I don’t have any digg worthy content.
Hey Dan,
What would work better for a large, content site (all unique content) — Synnd for social signals or LinxBoss? I can’t decide where to spend my $147…
I’m currently using BMR and your High Pr Link Juice system. I was thinking that LinxBoss may be overkill and that using Synnd would “mix it up” more. However, I really want to explode my traffic so I’m not sure which would be more effective.
What do you think?
Hey William, since jury is still out (for me anyway) on Synnd, I would stick with LinxBoss, especially since your site is rather large, and probably aged quite a bit.
Find some page 2 ranked inner urls on your site, throw 2-3 kws at it from Linxboss and le tit run it’s course.
But it seems you’re really only concerned with one site, and LinxBoss does XXX # of links across 5 different domains, so maybe it’s not a good fit for you if you’re only concerned about one site…
Hmm, yea maybe Synnd or TribePro (never used it) would be a good option for you then, sorry to fence-sit on this for you, not really sure about your budget and number of sites, and whether or not you have tiered linking operations going on too
I second that! Please tell us your new #1 service now!! It’s been a week…
I took the plunge and bought high pr home page links for the first time. I got good SERP movement but due to the fact that I do a lot of other linkbuilding, I am not sure it was because of those links. I was lucky enough to get links from blogs that are in the same niche so hopefully this can even help drive traffic.
However, its looking more and more like a good thing to make my own private blog network. Why rent when you can own, right?
Miguel, that’s correct, renting the PR link sis a good way to see if this type of linking really works, then if it works, implement some permanency to what’s working.
Thanks,
Dan
Hey Dan,
I’m wondering if using your High Pr Backlinks, Synnd, BMR AND Linxboss would be overkill? I’ve got a weight loss site (over 200+ posts, updated daily) that took a hit after one of the Panda updates. I’m using High Pr Backlinks (about to receive the first link), Synnd, and BMR and thinking about Linkxboss just to get some regular daily links to specified pages. Do you think this is too much? Thanks!
Hey William, tough question to answer, not knowing exactly what happened to your site in Panda Days.
It will never hurt to modify the older urls that got hit, the inner urls I mean, and the HIGH PR links should go towards main domain (if that got hit, too) OR just another very important to your site…page.
BMR, SYNND, and LinxBoss will surely help but not all may be needed, they’re all different enoug hin how they work that there won’t be overkill in getting sam elink types and quality.
Linxboss is crap links that work really well sometimes, for osme sites, and not fo rothers, really hard to say why
BMR is quality indexed anchor text links
Synnd is social signals and what not
HIGH PR links are trust and juice builders, if you use the right service.
I guess Dan decided to live in the Dominic Republic for good.
Funny, maybe Punta Cana, but not Santo Domingo!
Punta Cana is very nice men But santo domingo is a pain men…. A lot of traffic on the day… , For IM people Punta Cana i think is much better .
How do i know it ? Im From Dominican Republic
Hey Aldo, my girlfriend is form DR< Santo Domingo specifically, so that’s where we hung out for much of our time there. I just wanted to relax for a week, she had biz to take care of, and we definitely saw ALL OF SD, that’s for sure.
Crazy drivers, driving, busy streets, good food in most places, the colonial tour was best part to see there. Next time I will go there for a Punta Cana style trip
Yup “La Zona Colonial” is way different and have very very nice places to have some good night.
But Normally my day zone is near “Blue Mall” Churchill Ave.
“For the other things, I will have a very interesting review coming out in a week or so that might replace my #1 recommended service … ”
Dan … please don’t go on holiday before posting the review … I’m waiting with great anticipation!!!!
P.S. the dates on comments are working now!