Has anyone tried this site?

Apparently, they will take an article of yours with a html link in it and submit to over 1000 article sites and news feeds. I would be interested if anyone got traffic and actual decent links this way.

It's just $2. Let's see if it really works?

It looks like $2 per article.


$10 5 Article Distribution Credits (distribute 5 articles at $2/article)

Yeah, but for $2, they take that article with your link and post to 1000 sites, so that is essentially 1000 backlinks for $2.

I didn't use them myself yet, but I heard that the actual number of article sites they submit your article to, is lower than the 1,000 they talk about.

Hi, am I late.. what site??

Originally Posted by tygrus

Has anyone tried this site?

Apparently, they will take an article of yours with a html link in it and submit to over 1000 article sites and news feeds. I would be interested if anyone got traffic and actual decent links this way.

Originally Posted by peter2002

I didn't use them myself yet, but I heard that the actual number of article sites they submit your article to, is lower than the 1,000 they talk about.

That's correct, because a lot of their publishers are newsletters and niche blogs. Not all articles will be accepted by all publishers.

Well even its only half as many that get submitted too, thats still pretty cheap backlinking.

I am sure the sites aren't super high PR, but that doesn't matter because I use social bookmarks for that. These would just be a supplement or 2nd tier links if you will.

Can someone tell me what site is this all about?

Originally Posted by LonelyPlanet

Can someone tell me what site is this all about?

It's an article syndication site.

Originally Posted by LonelyPlanet

Can someone tell me what site is this all about?

It's the one named in the title. Isnare.

I attempted to sign up for their services. First, you must pay to add an html link your submission. Then, when I try to go to pay for this, and I click Paypal Payment it makes me try to sign up for a 2CO account instead. All of the payments made me do this so I am thinking:

1. Their web developers aren't worth crap or make pretty big mistakes.

2. Isnare is fake and they just make $ from you signing up with 2CO

I will check back to see if they ever fix this "problem" and report here.

Originally Posted by Fuggz

1. Their web developers aren't worth crap or make pretty big mistakes.

2. Isnare is fake and they just make $ from you signing up with 2CO

They're not "fake", I assure you. Isnare has actually been around for years and they are a pretty reputable company. I know they had a huge submission backlog going last year but since have claimed to be all caught up.

Originally Posted by tygrus

Well even its only half as many that get submitted too, thats still pretty cheap backlinking.

Yeah, that would be pretty cheap even if it's only half as many. But it's not half as many, it's more like .5%.

You're only going to get around 5 sites that accept your duplicate article, at most.

Has anyone tested yet? The signup process seems pretty odd, from what fuggz said, but if anyone has tried it, I'd be willing to go next.

Yeah I'm not saying it is crap, I was actually trying it out. Just the possible "mistake" the web developers made is fishy. Why would you not accept paypal?

anyone tried this?

I have try it,when i checked my article at google,only 7 results shown up

I couldn't see anyone who can offer 2$ for the real 1000 backlinks. Be smart - You get what you pay for.

Originally Posted by adward

I couldn't see anyone who can offer 2$ for the real 1000 backlinks. Be smart - You get what you pay for.

I am agree with you, adward.
I don't think for 2$ we'll get 1000 quality backlinks. May this site mean 2$ for each backlink.

any update about that 2co problem?

I was using isnare a while back, however, i stopped using them when I realized how many guys are scraping content and pulling your links out of your articles from there.