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OP approved. This is a nicely thought out product with video guides to get you started even faster.

Free trial for 30 days then a 20% bonus for being on BHW!
 
i want to try this.. looks interesting..
 
when the free version ends will stay the articles you posted?

Hello,

As mentioned in the post, "If you decide the product is not for you then you simply let your account and links expire." So you would need to upgrade to paid membership after 30 days to keep the links and posts active.

Thanks,
NextNetMedia
 
What's the rate of de-indexation? I signed upto both HighPRSociety and ALN a while ago, and both tanked, making my sites SERPs go crazy.
 
I will give a try to this service and will post the ranking updates...thanks
 
Does this mean - i pay for three months and then stop paying - all the articles which i have posted on your network will be deleted?
i am not talking about the free promo.
Hello,

As mentioned in the post, "If you decide the product is not for you then you simply let your account and links expire." So you would need to upgrade to paid membership after 30 days to keep the links and posts active.

Thanks,
NextNetMedia
 
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Does this mean - i pay for three months and then stop paying - all the articles which i have posted on your network will be deleted?
i am not talking about the free promo.
We have two options for members: we have a monthly option where you must pay each month ($49, $149 or $499 per month) to keep the links active or they will be deleted or a permanent option where you pay one-time ($499, $1499 or $4999 one-time ) and the links are actively monitored and replaced on a similar blog for one year if for some reason the links fall off within that year time-frame (i.e. the publisher sells blog and the new owner does not want links). You can use the permanent link option at your discretion and the credits do not expire.
 
What's the rate of de-indexation? I signed upto both HighPRSociety and ALN a while ago, and both tanked, making my sites SERPs go crazy.

The de-index rate is low. We consistently stay between 7,000 and 8,000 blogs. Sometimes the Google PR updates will cause a small spike.

We also have link queuing which will immediately replace any links that are de-indexed or removed by the publisher to prevent any large spikes in link count.
 
Sounds interesting....one question - contextual links I suppose are placed on old articles/posts or on homepage?
 
So what does $499 a year get you? How many backlinks? Do you have any guarantees on the backlinks like indexing? Do you build any links to the sites? Will we get X number of posts from PRX domains and what if the PR falls below a certain number? Is there any quality control in regards to the content? How do I know these aren't just getting posted to some other network? How long will they be on the homepage? Are all blogs indexed? Will we see the links? If not how do we know they are live?

Seems pricey to me with all the other networks out there.
 
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Is your site just like other blog networks where after the article falls off the homepage it becomes a PR0 or PR N/R?

Or will my backlinks stay on page that maintains its PR?

If the page PR for my backlinks doesn't stick, then this is no better than regular article marketing where the PR is 0 or N/R from the get go. Sure you'll see a big spike in SERP rankings at first with these high PR backlinks, but that initial SERP gain will be lost once the articles fall off the homepage of the blogs in your network. This is typical of most blog networks.
 
Sounds interesting....one question - contextual links I suppose are placed on old articles/posts or on homepage?
Contextual links would appear wherever that specific keyword is showing including homepages. However, as you can imagine, many will go on older indexed pages like you suspected.
 
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