Link Farm Evolution
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ok, so 2 days ago I brought a new domain, I created a small farm of blogs(about 30), I puted some random content on the new domain and added the link on the blogs. Next day, SURPRISE! the new domain was indexed in google ....
So, first I wanted to ask a refound, but now I see the power of LFE ...
So, first I wanted to ask a refound, but now I see the power of LFE ...
Anyone get any traffic yet using this tool?
callmelucid
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- Feb 15, 2009
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this product looks cool and i'm also currently looking at other products being sold for backlinking.
I am in the process of creating hundreds of micro niche blogs right now and want to basically get them all up to #1 fast but dont know what type of issues to expect with google sandbox, etc.
What can I expect by setting up, say, 50 backlinks to a brand new domain that just got indexed? will it slowly build up and stay there if i keep slowly adding backlinks or will it instantly shoot up then crash down?
I am in the process of creating hundreds of micro niche blogs right now and want to basically get them all up to #1 fast but dont know what type of issues to expect with google sandbox, etc.
What can I expect by setting up, say, 50 backlinks to a brand new domain that just got indexed? will it slowly build up and stay there if i keep slowly adding backlinks or will it instantly shoot up then crash down?
I bought LFE recently and it is a good product! For those of you that don't know busin3ss, he makes some pretty slick stuff. I still have some really old YACG sites bringing in some cash from way back so I had no problem investing in his latest release.
I haven't used LFE to it's full potential yet but so far it is looking like a wise investment. I created a few sites with it and it helped push my test site up in the rankings for my target keywords. Just to make it clear, these weren't killer keywords or anything but for testing purposes, it did the trick. If you are doing anything on a large scale, this tool is worth the money. The time it saves me creating accounts everywhere will pay for the script in no time.
Oh and for the "not so techy" people like me...I have it running on a host gator shared account with no problems. I had a few issues getting it up and running out of the box but all those issues were resolved quickly in the members forum. Actually, I won't buy a script now unless I know I have proper support for it. With busin3ss, vvk and even the regular members, you are sure to get all your questions answered.
If technical skills are holding you back from buying, don't worry about it....buy it and concentrate on perfecting your formula for using it. The script does everything the sales page says it does so if you hear someone say that they aren't getting the results they thought they would, question their method, not the script. Good luck!
I haven't used LFE to it's full potential yet but so far it is looking like a wise investment. I created a few sites with it and it helped push my test site up in the rankings for my target keywords. Just to make it clear, these weren't killer keywords or anything but for testing purposes, it did the trick. If you are doing anything on a large scale, this tool is worth the money. The time it saves me creating accounts everywhere will pay for the script in no time.
Oh and for the "not so techy" people like me...I have it running on a host gator shared account with no problems. I had a few issues getting it up and running out of the box but all those issues were resolved quickly in the members forum. Actually, I won't buy a script now unless I know I have proper support for it. With busin3ss, vvk and even the regular members, you are sure to get all your questions answered.
If technical skills are holding you back from buying, don't worry about it....buy it and concentrate on perfecting your formula for using it. The script does everything the sales page says it does so if you hear someone say that they aren't getting the results they thought they would, question their method, not the script. Good luck!
doczoidberg
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- Feb 10, 2008
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"one time payment"
beware: this software does NOT include lifetime upgrades!
you have to pay for new versions but not for bugfixes or very little minor upgrades
beware: this software does NOT include lifetime upgrades!
you have to pay for new versions but not for bugfixes or very little minor upgrades
antsaoo
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- Oct 1, 2008
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Proof ? also i think they get money from their catchpa services, and i what i read post in this thread and another one its they will increase the price when new version comes, sounds natural to me atleast.
doczoidberg
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- Feb 10, 2008
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it is actually discussed in the private member forums.
So if they add a new feature to the package that makes your life easier and makes you more money, it should be free? Don't get me wrong, I don't want to pay any more than I have to but common sense has to kick in at some point no? Edit: I assume any paid upgrade won't be forced, it will just be for additional features to add to the package.
And as far as paying $5 for 3,500 captcha breaks goes....not sure what kind of margins they are making there but it is worth it in my mind.
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Sandra123g
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- Oct 2, 2009
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There is no private member forum.
youngguy
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- Apr 11, 2009
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@Jagged55: I won't pay anymore "if it suck"! But unfortunately, I love it 
and could agree with you that it's a time saving machine and ofcourse I can pay more for the good features.
@busin3ss & LFE creators: 1 suggestion from me: You guys need to fix 2 things in agreement:
1. Promise your customers the maximum version they can upgrade to. Let me take an example: if your current version is 1.0 and when your customer buy that version, you promise them they can freely upgrade to 2.0 or whatever version. And so on...
2. Bug fix can not be counted as a version because you have to do that?! That's your software's bugs right? Instead of calling it a version, you can call it as a patch version for the current version.
Tell me is this fair enough?
A tool will never grow up if you want a one time payment. We have to understand this thing.
and could agree with you that it's a time saving machine and ofcourse I can pay more for the good features.@busin3ss & LFE creators: 1 suggestion from me: You guys need to fix 2 things in agreement:
1. Promise your customers the maximum version they can upgrade to. Let me take an example: if your current version is 1.0 and when your customer buy that version, you promise them they can freely upgrade to 2.0 or whatever version. And so on...
2. Bug fix can not be counted as a version because you have to do that?! That's your software's bugs right? Instead of calling it a version, you can call it as a patch version for the current version.
Tell me is this fair enough?
A tool will never grow up if you want a one time payment. We have to understand this thing.
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doczoidberg
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there is one!
Sandra123g
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There's a ticket system, not a forum.
medway
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- Mar 26, 2008
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Technically its a ticket system but it's being used a bit like a forum anyways.
antsaoo
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- Oct 1, 2008
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I see read about it some days back
not very active there.Well IMO its worth it no complaints from me