monsterclicks
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- Jul 1, 2009
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Yes, I did and I'm back with another 4 day review.
As far as being sandboxed after the ranking 39, i think this is not the case. I've increased the keyword "HR Software" for www.softwaretech.com and we were no were in the top 100. After 2 months, we jumped from no where to the third page. After 3 months, second page, and so on until we are now on the first page.
I've been doing this for a while, and I'm very familar with sandboxing. Though, I have done additional SEO (it would be dumb to order a linkwheel and sit) that I did for the site above, matter of fact, the SAME exact things. The only thing new was the linkwheel.
Where are my rankings so far:
Main keyword still missing in the top 100.
Secondary keyword that moved up 5 spots has dropped back 5 spots
The keyword that had no movement has drop 30 spots.
Is it because of the linkwheel? We don't know. I wouldn't think so as the properties looked very good. But what can i say? The only thing different I have done is the linkwheel.
I was skeptical at first before I ordered, and I'm skeptical still. It would be nice to see some people who have experienced positive movement. That's one thing that this thread lacks.
Just trying to give some honest feedback. I still feel that the quality of work was superb. I just don't know if this helps the SERPs.
I will keep you all posted in a week.
Do keep us posted . . . . However I am tossing my bet with you wont get much from doing a 1 time shot of any SEO work.
It's a bit like doing 100 social bookmarks then setting back and waiting to see the effects, or running a web directory submission run and doing the same.
As serious SEO campaign is on-going and includes many elements that vary across a number of spectrum's.
On this thread, I have been pretty clear that I view the link wheel as one elements out of dozens that you should be doing.