Surfer Dude
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- Mar 1, 2011
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And of course that is what you're all doing right? I mean what would be the use of even using linkpushing if you aren't 'propping' them up.
What does 'propping them up' mean to you??
And of course that is what you're all doing right? I mean what would be the use of even using linkpushing if you aren't 'propping' them up.
Greg, are there any assurances that these problems are going to be addresses/fixed and any further clarification to customer concerns? I'm always pleased with your quick responses and kind help however personally, if my clients become unhappy with the reporting and the serp movement of their sites, I could lose contracts and a sizeable chunk of my income.
And to top it off, I can't figure out where I cancel
Thank you for the quick reply Kevin, and thank you for the reassurance!
Looking forward to the new sites![]()
Sweet - recent linkpush campaign has really come off today. Damn does this service work in the right hands with a couple xtra ingredients
Keep on rockin' Greg & Kevin, it's like bein' on board the good ship 'Google Pirate'irate:
I do love the fact that my post above that explains how to make the most from linkpushing only has 2 people thanking it.Speaks volumes
While it doesn't 'exactly' say how to make the most of LP, I'd still like to hear what 'propping them up' means to you...
Hey Greg, I hope you are well
Could you please kick off my new pushes?
Cheers!
Absolutely they are; the blogs are all being migrated to different servers and the entire database is going with it.
We have been testing the new servers for the past 2 months on about 100 domains that are not yet being used in the service and they are EXTREMELY stable.
The process to move the blogs is very cumbersome and we do not want to outsource any of that to protect the site information of our clients and thus is not a fast process.
Hey, if I have link pushes set up for the same domain, should I fire them all in one go or drip feed?