Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread

[crowly]

My Question,

So far I have 64 articles published, 44 of them are NOT indexed. Should wait:

1 - Wait for them get indexed naturally
2 - Use index/crawling service
3 - Blast the links with ScrapeBox and then use index/crawling service for the 2nd Tier comments

Thanks
Crowly

 

[webdd]

hello, i have register on site
but i have a doubt
do you accept italian site ?

 

[huykun]

My Question,

So far I have 64 articles published, 44 of them are NOT indexed. Should wait:

1 - Wait for them get indexed naturally
2 - Use index/crawling service
3 - Blast the links with ScrapeBox and then use index/crawling service for the 2nd Tier comments

Thanks
Crowly

Why not give LinkLicious a try?

It's a good service, made from them too, that gets links crawled!

 

[greggggg]

REVIEW

This service is a must have for anyone serious about SERP rankings. I have only been using the service for about two weeks and started at the $75/month plan. I've since increased it to the $150/month and then again to the $225/month. I am extremely happy with the quality of links and customer service.

After almost 2000 links, I have a good indication of the quality of the network and the PR. From my experience, the average PR is 2.68, which has been fantastic for me.

So far the network has been extremely helpful for all of my sites. The title of the thread is correct and you do RANK FAST.

I started one project on 1/21

And after a little bit of dancing over a few days, I am now ranked #1 for my primary keyword. This is an easy-med keyword, but I am confident these links will work for the rest of my sites.

Another example of quick rank improvement

Going to get that #1 spot soon.


For anybody on the fence, I highly recommend this service. You won't see a better bang for your buck anywhere else!

 

[Poppa Rotzee]

My Question,

So far I have 64 articles published, 44 of them are NOT indexed. Should wait:

1 - Wait for them get indexed naturally
2 - Use index/crawling service
3 - Blast the links with ScrapeBox and then use index/crawling service for the 2nd Tier comments

Thanks
Crowly

Ok before I get into specific answers...
Most of you guys know us, we test everything extensively. We've tracked everything we've ever done and our testing results. We still track all of our clients and the results of our experiments.

There is a reason we decided against creating an indexing service. Link for link, an indexing service is probably worth more than a crawled, but the cost to push a link from crawled to indexed is not worth the money. The return just isn't worth it.

The money put towards indexing your link would be better spent either building better quality links or getting more links. Not only do crawled links boost SERPS, a lot will become indexed naturally without spending the extra money.

Also, forget about using indexed numbers as any kind of fixed value that you can use to mathematically track your progress. We've done this dozens of times - we've built and indexed 1000s of links for clients and the indexed numbers shown did not represent what we were doing... The numbers would go up or down tens of thousands of every week, irrespective of how many links we were building. And of course our competitors were ranking with far less indexed count.

Google doesn't show accurate numbers, so trying to use these numbers for anything other than personal mini little false accomplishments to pat yourself on the back with, is mathematically pointless. Don't take my word for it...track it and test for yourself.

We have four tools out for the public and a lot of in house tools we have created...if indexing was worth it, I promise you, we would have a tool for it already.

Disclaimer: I don't think a crawled link is worth more than an indexed link...My point is not to avoid indexed links. My point is don't spend all your time only focusing on indexing, don't forget the real point...to move in SERPS!


NOW, that being said. If you must =)

You can use HighPRSociety's API to automatically feed your links to DripFeedLinks and have DripFeedLinks build back links to your backlinks which will help index your HighPRSociety links.

^ You can also take it a step farther and feed these links to Linklicious

 

[madsem]

hmmm I think I'm sold too (partially because of the hot girl on the front page haha =)

nah seriously, sounds like a good service, just hope you can keep up the quality long-term. Anyways, I'm testing it out too, got a few new sites.

 

[huykun]

What about if we purchase a monthly homepage link that is PR1 and after a month it goes up to PR2? Does the monthly payments increase automatically or it will stay like this till cancel?

A pr1 does not make your site pr 2.

You need to understand how PR's work alittle better so that you can effectively use this service. I am still using it today, and it's going pretty great.

 

[Poppa Rotzee]

A pr1 does not make your site pr 2.

You need to understand how PR's work alittle better so that you can effectively use this service. I am still using it today, and it's going pretty great.

No, he is valid in what he is asking.

He is saying..if he purchases a PR1 and the PR1 that he purchased raised to a PR2, would we start charging him the price of a PR2 or continue to charge him the price of PR1.

The answer is No. If the PR Drops, we will move you to a site with equal PR. If it raises..you keep it and we don't raise the price.

 

[talkmeow]

YOU WILL GET A LOT MORE CUSTOMERS IF YOU GO OVER THE PRICES, just FYI

I don't like searching 3 pages and all over your website looking for price plans...and several other members have been asking you in the thread

Service looks good though, still have no idea how much it costs lol, one guy saying $.07 per article another guy saying $200 per month, need to clarify this better

 

[Corrupt]

YOU WILL GET A LOT MORE CUSTOMERS IF YOU GO OVER THE PRICES, just FYI

I don't like searching 3 pages and all over your website looking for price plans...and several other members have been asking you in the thread

Service looks good though, still have no idea how much it costs lol, one guy saying $.07 per article another guy saying $200 per month, need to clarify this better

Its 0.075/article, and 0.025/blog comment. Thats all you need to know.

 

[talkmeow]

Its 0.075/article, and 0.025/blog comment. Thats all you need to know.

Thanks, was most interested in the home page links.

 

[Corrupt]

Thanks, was most interested in the home page links.

$1 PR1
$2 PR2
$4 PR3
$8 PR4
And so on

 

[TheMatrix]

Review:

I've been using HPS for about 2 weeks now, and have bought just 6 homepage links. I targeted a 1-word keyword with a competition of 11,700,000.

Here's how it went:

So yeah, I would recommend HPS for homepage links.

As for articles, I don't think they made any difference to my other keyword I tried to rank for.

UPDATE!

Bought another PR4 homepage link a couple of days ago, and just noticed, my site went to #4.

 

[Poppa Rotzee]

UPDATE!

Bought another PR4 homepage link a couple of days ago, and just noticed, my site went to #4.

Nice, keep it up brother!

 

[jpgaga]

I want to know something... I have a site with low text. Is more a site with links. Your services works with this kind of sites ?. http://empiretotal.com what I'm talking about. Excuse me for my english.

 

[Guaji]

No, he is valid in what he is asking.

He is saying..if he purchases a PR1 and the PR1 that he purchased raised to a PR2, would we start charging him the price of a PR2 or continue to charge him the price of PR1.

The answer is No. If the PR Drops, we will move you to a site with equal PR. If it raises..you keep it and we don't raise the price.

You got the point I will test your service in the coming days...

 

[thetroglodyte]

I want to use your service but I would rather the reports actually didn't give out all of the links to protect from spam xrummer links being thrown on as well as reporting by your competitors.

I would also rather pay MORE and have more quality checks in place. Paying $300 for a huge load of blog posts that risk getting deindexed because too many people are dropping in poorly spun content or submitting to the wrong categories doesn't do me any good.

Perhaps have a special "elite" section where certain blogs are reserved for those willing to pay more money to ensure higher quality?

 

[sespot]

Well, here is my review, I only tested out about 400 comments, only spent $12.50 but I think this did the trick for the movement for a good mid compt keyword, went from 115 to 13 on google, took about a week for google to move it, but im happy with it, I cannot say for certain that only HPRS is the only factor to credit for the movement, but I think it had a good part of it.

Thanks, Will be buying more links this week

 

[crowly]

I really had high hopes for the network but the lack of quality control is just going to ruin it all. Have a look at what some d$#%^it posted to the network.

"ne?de? t? keep th? driver alive ?n c?se? of accidents. These shields also account f?? 20% of a car's overall ?t??ngth. ???haps this ??"

What is that?! How long before you guys get it together and put some BASIC pre post control?

Crowly

 

[kryseo]

I had been using the service and all is well until I came across a domain which has the in-content backlinks links as well as the blogroll links cloaked!

Is it possible to request that you un-cloaked the backlinks. Dunwanna get penalised by G.