Glad to hear you are back and strong. I would not mind testing the new system.
You know me...I was one of your first back when it was just a PDF for the wife to learn SEO!
I did well with you before with 2 fully loaded accounts...time to revisit!
Alexa
Let me know if you are still looking for testers. Never tried this service before.
I'm down, I rolled with 2 accounts for years with you guys and would love to do some business again. If you are still looking for a tester, hit me up.
Thx
does this work for local country-specific?
because taktical still uses it
this is a fascinating blueprint, how does it compare with traditional tiered linkbuilding?
I'll update in 4-6 weeks, I just heard a lot of great things about this service, so I'm going to try this myself, I gave them easy keywords (in my opinion), so we'll see in time.
The way they build links is very very different based on what I've seen so far, so this is going to be exciting. I mean it's only $37 to try this system, hopefully this can be a good platform to use for monthly linkbuilds.
I just don't get how they don't get caught by googly, I've seen a lot of networks get smashed, but hmm this one outwits the big boys somehow. If something pisses me off you'll hear from me <evil heinous laugh>
I'd love to do some testing on a local site in a home services niche. I have a bunch of manually built web 2.0's already set up and a lot of citations built on local directories. Do you think the best way to use your service is to push up those links, especially the ones with do-follow? I've been stuck for a while at #11,12,13 and I could use a bump to the first page. Also site is ~3 months old with good on-page work done.
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Hey Greg this looks like an awesome service (tool), sorry if that's been asked before but let's say I have my money site and I have made 5-10 good web 2.0 blogs with at least 5 pages each. Is it better to do the link pushing to each of those propreties or just straight to the money site and continue the tier link building to those web 2.0 blogs.