Sorry to ask this question, but this thread is very long
in regards to the 2000 links a day, wouldnt that ring alarm bells where google is concerned?
i thought getting a few 100 links to stay in the safe zone would be ideal?
is there an option in the cpanel to set how many backlinks you want a day?
thanks
Hello Duneblast,
We have not gotten more than a few reports from our customers about getting their sites in the sandbox, because if it was that easy to do it we would be doing negative SEO on our competitors instead of trying to rank our own site.
Not all of the links get indexed, so you should not worry about your Link Velocity, and since this is a drip-feed system they get Crawled and Indexed over a long period of time at a constant rate.
When we roll-out our Scheduler feature next week we will also release the Link Allocation feature which will allow you to give each project a set amount of links.
Hi there,
I have signed up for the $67 per month peckage and had the first report.
There were 1101 nofollow backlinks mainly from the sites full of other people backlinks.
For example I have a backlink from this site (sorry I am not allowed to post the link, but PM if interested) with other 5554 (comments) backlinks of other people, or here (sorry I am not allowed to post the link, but PM if interested) there are 6137 comments. Or here (sorry I am not allowed to post the link, but PM if interested) there are 2777 comments. When I manually checked every URL from the first report I was not able to find do-follow backlinks as there were just nofollow ones, besides there were thousands of other people backlinks.
I like the dripable website, easy navigation admin panel etc., but still not sure what kind of velue I have out of that nofollow backlinks from the pages with thousand of other backlinks. Please, help me to understand.
Regards. Camo
Hello Camo,
It is natural that a lot of the links are No-Follow because there are a lot more Wordpress Blogs than the amount of Blog Engine blogs for example.
And Wordpress is No-Follow by default, and people like to keep it that way to prevent even more spam being poured upon their blogs.
But the difference between No and Do follow is that No Follow does not pass on Page rank, and Do follow does increase the target's Page rank. They both have the same SERP Increasing(Ranking) effect.
And in regards to the OBL of the pages, I am sure it was just a small % of the pages your links were placed on had such a high amount of links on them.
We have a script that gathers new pages all the time, and a script which crawls our database over and over again removing over-spammed pages from our DB. So I guess it was a newly added page and it just hasn't been removed from our Second script.
Hello Mike,
From time to time you do get links from Adult sites, but such things happen with all providers who offer a similar service.
We have developed a script that crawls our database and separates Adult websites into a different DB, and we are testing its punctuality at the moment and we will release a feature(button) which will allow you to Enable or Disable adult links.