Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread

[mutatedllama]

I just want to chime in here with my opinion:

To the people saying it is complicated and difficult to understand, it really isn't. This service provides 2 things:

- High quality links from unique blogs with different owners. These are the kind of blogs you will find on Google when searching about something - completely legitimate, white hat websites that focus on quality content.
- Web 2.0 links pointing to these to strengthen them.

There are great advantages to this service. Firstly, there is no footprint. The blogs that the links are coming from are in no way related, it's like for example getting links to your SEO website from SEOmoz, Majestic SEO and a whole load of other SEO related websites - these are separate companies with one thing in common: their niche. Not only are these high quality websites but they are in your niche too and Google knows this, giving added value to the backlinks.

As for the pricing, you've got to understand that this is a high quality service and as such is targeted to tough, highly profitable niches. Micro niche sites (~3k exact searches/month) may not need this service and that is fine, because it would probably be complete overkill. But anybody with a large site in a tough niche will most likely be happy to purchase this as, compared to their potential profit, this pricing is very low.

I realise that the people with websites that this is designed for probably already know all this but I just thought I'd try to explain what I believe this service is for!

 

[BHopkins]

This is going to fail because you're trying to run a high end service with a low end sales page. Even answering questions people are still confused on what the hell it is, and how it works. If you're going to be charging people a shit load of money, you need to be very clear of what you are doing for them.

I can't stand long sales pages. I don't need to be sold, just give me the facts. I'm looking for good services, not good sales pages.

I end up skipping long and stupid sales pages. I ordered this service because I like the service despite the spelling mistakes.

 

[marcus528]

I have contacted OP and he answered my question with no bs promises, he deliveres what he says. I dont understand some people picking on something as stupid as a sale pitch. Op's sale page is clear, tells us (customers) exactly what he offers. Maybe a bit pricey but SEO isn't cheap and if you want the traffic you have to pay for it.

He told he will be doing research on my field and get back to me with detail answer. Do you know how many times I have contacted other service providers and most of the time they give me some half answer with the link to the payment page. As soon as he responds to my answers once he is done, I will be ordering several packages.

 

[Getwhatchuwant]

Another benefit from this service is you are getting these from (presumably) well maintained blogs that also generate traffic. Lets face it most of the blogs we get our links from are simply link building blogs with little to no traffic, therefore aside from the SEO benefit we get no traffic benefit until our our money site ranks high enough to generate its own traffic.

Assuming that these are good quality blogs with prideful owners users of this service are likely to get some decent to good traffic even before the serp results improve.

 

[mrankin]

First thing I noticed is the big graphic at the top of the page saying you're #1 for linkwheel. Just did a search and I have your at #7. Not bad, but certainly not #1.

Also, I still can't see the money in this. My advice is do it your self buying fiverr gigs - or maybe you're outsourcing the work through fiverr?

 

[jon_xx_x]

Thanks for your vote of confidence.

Its not that complicated

1. We get blog owners to post articles about your website
2. We point links to those blog posts

Most our customers are SEO companies who know and understand what they are looking for. We try and create affordable SEO packages that gives you the most benefit for the dollars spent. And yes, in SEO and most everything else, you get what you pay for.

Well I said it seemed interesting. And I was referring in general, seems like everyone was a bit confused.

I have contacted OP and he answered my question with no bs promises, he deliveres what he says. I dont understand some people picking on something as stupid as a sale pitch. Op's sale page is clear, tells us (customers) exactly what he offers. Maybe a bit pricey but SEO isn't cheap and if you want the traffic you have to pay for it.

If it was so clear why did you have to PM him with questions?

 

[drywallrob]

First thing I noticed is the big graphic at the top of the page saying you're #1 for linkwheel. Just did a search and I have your at #7. Not bad, but certainly not #1.

Also, I still can't see the money in this. My advice is do it your self buying fiverr gigs - or maybe you're outsourcing the work through fiverr?

Yes, you should update your site. Just googled "linkwheel" and you are #7.

 

[LinkOil]

I just want to chime in here with my opinion:

To the people saying it is complicated and difficult to understand, it really isn't. This service provides 2 things:

- High quality links from unique blogs with different owners. These are the kind of blogs you will find on Google when searching about something - completely legitimate, white hat websites that focus on quality content.
- Web 2.0 links pointing to these to strengthen them.

There are great advantages to this service. Firstly, there is no footprint. The blogs that the links are coming from are in no way related, it's like for example getting links to your SEO website from SEOmoz, Majestic SEO and a whole load of other SEO related websites - these are separate companies with one thing in common: their niche. Not only are these high quality websites but they are in your niche too and Google knows this, giving added value to the backlinks.

As for the pricing, you've got to understand that this is a high quality service and as such is targeted to tough, highly profitable niches. Micro niche sites (~3k exact searches/month) may not need this service and that is fine, because it would probably be complete overkill. But anybody with a large site in a tough niche will most likely be happy to purchase this as, compared to their potential profit, this pricing is very low.

I realise that the people with websites that this is designed for probably already know all this but I just thought I'd try to explain what I believe this service is for!

Thank You. You are 100% correct.

 

[LinkOil]

Yes, you should update your site. Just googled "linkwheel" and you are #7.

I have been focusing on my clients. Thanks. Will get that back up shortly.

 

[and_]

Just ordered the basic package. I just hope you can accommodate a bingo site as it is a very competitive market.

 

[LinkOil]

Just ordered the basic package. I just hope you can accommodate a bingo site as it is a very competitive market.

Hi,

I hope you've seen a jump up Do let me know!

Cheers