Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread

[BassTrackerBoats]

Super Bowl Winners:

blackhatting 55- gb
momopo 55 gb

First half 31

momopo 31
blacknight 31
disaffected 31
angelas111 31

Second half 25

momopo 24
vipervin 24
whoodat24
baskets24
rorobin24
wild1 24

If you haven't yet, please shoot me your email address as well as your first and last name so I can set you up with your winnings... you can PM me, skype me - linkpushing or shoot me an email - [email protected]

If I'm slow at setting you up, throw a rock at me or something to remind me.

Congratulations to all you winners!

 

[disaffected]

I sent the winner pm a couple days ago. Will we be getting an email? Are the pushes added to a new account or our existing one because I think mine is about to renew. Thanks!

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

I sent the winner pm a couple days ago. Will we be getting an email? Are the pushes added to a new account or our existing one because I think mine is about to renew. Thanks!

Your problem is that you didn't hit me with a rock like instructed above.

I'll get you set up in just a few minutes.

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

momopo and disaffected are both set up... if you didn't get login credentials in your email, let me know please.

The rest of you winners, let's get you your free linkpushes!

Hit me up with your info!

 

[jbsales]

This may or my not have been answered before, but what is the best thing to do with your link push once it has been completed? Do you submit all the rss feeds?? If so what is the best way to submit them, auto with software, or manually?? I am asking as I have done 4 pushes to one site and haven't seen much improvement in my ranks and my url is a exact match for the keyword.

 

[jbsales]

Also is it possible to submit your own article with the spin syntax??

 

[vincentseo]

Anyone has experience with the link pushes on a language other than english.
Assumoing that you would spin your own content, would the web 2.0 properties work ?

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

This may or my not have been answered before, but what is the best thing to do with your link push once it has been completed? Do you submit all the rss feeds?? If so what is the best way to submit them, auto with software, or manually?? I am asking as I have done 4 pushes to one site and haven't seen much improvement in my ranks and my url is a exact match for the keyword.

A lot of guys do submit their rss feeds in addition to us doing it for you as well as taking the txt file that is created and use scrape box or some other tool and hit those properties some to get them going.

Linklicious has upgraded their servers to take on the additional volume we are going to send them and they are currently beta testing to make sure that the API integration with us is going to be smooth and that should be just another day.

Once that takes place your links will automatically be crawled so that wil certainly help as well.

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

Also is it possible to submit your own article with the spin syntax??

It sure is, I am aware of several users that do that and the system is set up for them to be able to do that.

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

Anyone has experience with the link pushes on a language other than english.
Assumoing that you would spin your own content, would the web 2.0 properties work ?

The way our clients that are trying to rank non-English keywords is to
set up the linkpush with English keywords and when the system has
retrieved an article and spun it, manually change the Bio to reflect the
non-English keywords you want to rank for.

But if you try to use a language that is not in English for the
articles, they will not get published and you would not benefit.

 

[fabio]

A bit of an update, I started targeting a few other keywords for my competitive niche. I'm in the 26th position for one of the keywords with 4 completed pushes to the money site and I did one link push to one of my Tier 1 web 2.0 from a previous link push. I have a 5th LP scheduled from tomorrow and just got my ezine article approved for that keyword, I'll send 1 or 2 LP's to that. Below is a graphical illustration for those that are visual people, like me.

Each color represents a Link Push and each color arrow represents a tier. The boxes that are not filled with colors (a,b,c,d,...) are article directories that I manually submitted more articles to for extra juice.

I want to be on the first page for this keyword, hopefully I can get there in a month or two, I've only started targeting this keyword with the LP's around 2 - 3 weeks ago.

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

That thing is MASSIVE, Fabio!

 

[fabio]

That thing is MASSIVE, Fabio!

That's what she said

I'm not done yet, I need to get it to page one ASAP. I'll email you the details, to see how long it'll take.

 

[flaktrak]

Good work Fabio.

Quick review so far. I use the premium linkpush package. I target quite a few of my own sites and am about target a few more for clients. EVERY site has moved up in ranking since starting my link pushes. The ones I hit with 1 link push each have crept up slowly and even though I haven't done anymore link pushes to them they seem to increase a spot or 2 a week (on average). The ones I hit with multiple linkpushes have rocketed up, so much so I have backed off on a few. Call me paranoid but I prefer a gradual rise to the number 1 with a bullet model.

Certain niche's definitely respond better to linkpushes than others, I guess it boils down to competition.

Only negative I can see is that some of the "fake web 2 users" get deleted, but hey this can happen even if you are doing this manually.
Anyway 2 months of linkpushes and about to start 3rd month and I am still happy and will be increasing my package size in the not to distant future.

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

That's what she said

I'm not done yet, I need to get it to page one ASAP. I'll email you the details, to see how long it'll take.

If that image gets any bigger, it will break my monitor!

BTW, she was just being nice.

 

[fabio]

BTW, she was just being nice.

I know, btw, you don't happen to offer any link pushes for that niche?? Because it looks like I'm not the only one that needs help in that area...

... will be increasing my package size in the not to distant future.

Also, Greg, since you know my niche and we both know it is very competitive, should I spend more time on SEO rather than writing posts (I'm talking about the site that I told you I was planning on re-designing).

I need to increase my site's authority, because every time I post on a certain thing I'm on page 1 or 2 but as soon as the big boys post on the same thing, I get kicked down to page 10 - 20.

 

[flaktrak]

Fabio, If your content is original then one thing you might want to consider is to be the first to post your article on some of the bigger article sites and point back to your site. What will inevitably happen is some one will find your article spin it a little and post on on ezine and article base etc and steal your spot. So until your site becomes an authority in the area you really should beat them to it. If you are already doing this then ignore my advice

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

I know, btw, you don't happen to offer any link pushes for that niche?? Because it looks like I'm not the only one that needs help in that area...




Also, Greg, since you know my niche and we both know it is very competitive, should I spend more time on SEO rather than writing posts (I'm talking about the site that I told you I was planning on re-designing).

I need to increase my site's authority, because every time I post on a certain thing I'm on page 1 or 2 but as soon as the big boys post on the same thing, I get kicked down to page 10 - 20.

I'm of the opinion that you will need more onsite activity than offsite activity. The more you have onsite with that niche is only going to get you ranked for a lot of ancillary keywords as well as your main keyword.

 

[flaktrak]

hmm I wasn't clear above you should first post the article on your site, then post a spun or re-written version on an article site. This you should only do while you are building up the power of your site. Once you have the authority, you should be able to outrank these article sites.

If you are fighting places like amazon for product placement well that is another story. Although the above strategy is probably still advisable.

 

[fabio]

Most of my articles are on the short side, around 200 - 300 words original content and I know they are of better quality than most of my competition and I'm not just saying that because it's my own site (I'm always pretty hard on myself). So I don't know if spinning would work with it?

Also, do the people at Ezine Articles (and other top articles sites) actually read the articles? Would they accept spun articles, I only have around 7 - 8 articles there and they were all original content that I spent quite a bit of time on writing, that's why I don't have more.