pyronaut
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- Dec 9, 2008
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Below is my review. But if you want the short of it. Buy this. Now.
My Review Part 1
I thought I would break up my review of this service into two parts. Because it's a drip feed, you're not going to get instant results. But I thought I would write about my experience with the system overall so far, and then come back in a few weeks to write about my SERP improvements (Which there will be... I'm bouncing around now, but I want it to really take off and then settle before I really review it).
So, first off, getting setup. All you have to do is enter in your keywords, your URL's, and that's it. Seriously. One of the biggest pains when using something like GSA or SENuke back in the day, was that you had to spend an age writing up an article, then spinning it, then using it for a single "link wheel" or whatever, and then having to repeat the next day. It sucked. Instead LinkLure has inbuilt articles you can select from, that seem pretty good and readable. I'm in a niche that is kinda small, but there was still articles in there for me. There is an option for them to create a web 2.0 manually, and then blast all the links to that so you get almost a 4 tier linking strategy, but I just went with the regular 3 tier strategy.
In total, the system has been building links for me for 6 days. In that time, it's built 32 Tier 1 links, 36 tier 2 links, and 64 tier 3 links. So in total, 132 links. That's pretty good for me not having to do a single thing! The "Types" of links are hugely varied. They are, Wiki, Social Bookmark, Microblog, Article, Social Network, Reddit, Directories, Trackbacks, Guestbooks, Image Comments, URL Shorteners and RSS. (I've probably missed some there). Obviously the less powerful links like URL shorteners and RSS are in the tier 3, and the high quality links like articles are in tier 1. So overall, it's a good mixture of links I feel. So in a month I should get approx 650 links or so. I should also note that this is a SINGLE campaign, I assume if I spun up other campaigns, I would get the same amount of links? Not sure on that actually.
I should also note that you can download all links in a txt or CSV file. So if you really wanted to, you could take the tier 1 links and blast them with your own blog comments or similar.
The support system is top notch. There is an inbuilt helpdesk to the backend which means you don't end up trying to follow an email trail, or worse trying to track issues via the forum. Also the tickets are answered damn fast. I just went back to try and see if the helpdesk replies are timestamped so I could actually tell you how fast, but they're not
But trust me. Any support issues are dealt with promptly. Not that you really run into any issues with such a simple system. Mine were more the annoying questions I could probably find somewhere in the help videos, but I'm lazy. The support person/developer, Kevin, is super friendly which is a bonus!
Now the negatives 'cause we have to be honest in our reviews. The system does take a while to kick into gear. Approx 1 day after adding your campaign (e.g. just over 24 hours I think for my campaign it seemed), you will start getting links. This isn't a huge negative, but once you enter the campaign, you basically sit there itching waiting for things to happen. IN some ways I also wish you could say "Please don't use these types of links", because my site has a decent following on Reddit already. I post there regularly and people like my content, so I didn't really want LinkLure doing it (Although not a huge issue). Some people also have things against Trackbacks or similar, but to be fair, these are all Tier 2 and up. Tier 1 links are all quality it seems.
So how about my results? Well it's been less than a week. There is no way I can judge a system like this on a week. But so far, I'm seeing bouncing already. Some SERP's jumping 25 places. Others moving into the top 10 after being stuck on the second page for a lifetime. I really want to hold off showing my results until it's really rocketed, then I can show off the pretty graphs.
So I guess that's it. Again. If you are on the fence. Buy this. Now.
My Review Part 1
I thought I would break up my review of this service into two parts. Because it's a drip feed, you're not going to get instant results. But I thought I would write about my experience with the system overall so far, and then come back in a few weeks to write about my SERP improvements (Which there will be... I'm bouncing around now, but I want it to really take off and then settle before I really review it).
So, first off, getting setup. All you have to do is enter in your keywords, your URL's, and that's it. Seriously. One of the biggest pains when using something like GSA or SENuke back in the day, was that you had to spend an age writing up an article, then spinning it, then using it for a single "link wheel" or whatever, and then having to repeat the next day. It sucked. Instead LinkLure has inbuilt articles you can select from, that seem pretty good and readable. I'm in a niche that is kinda small, but there was still articles in there for me. There is an option for them to create a web 2.0 manually, and then blast all the links to that so you get almost a 4 tier linking strategy, but I just went with the regular 3 tier strategy.
In total, the system has been building links for me for 6 days. In that time, it's built 32 Tier 1 links, 36 tier 2 links, and 64 tier 3 links. So in total, 132 links. That's pretty good for me not having to do a single thing! The "Types" of links are hugely varied. They are, Wiki, Social Bookmark, Microblog, Article, Social Network, Reddit, Directories, Trackbacks, Guestbooks, Image Comments, URL Shorteners and RSS. (I've probably missed some there). Obviously the less powerful links like URL shorteners and RSS are in the tier 3, and the high quality links like articles are in tier 1. So overall, it's a good mixture of links I feel. So in a month I should get approx 650 links or so. I should also note that this is a SINGLE campaign, I assume if I spun up other campaigns, I would get the same amount of links? Not sure on that actually.
I should also note that you can download all links in a txt or CSV file. So if you really wanted to, you could take the tier 1 links and blast them with your own blog comments or similar.
The support system is top notch. There is an inbuilt helpdesk to the backend which means you don't end up trying to follow an email trail, or worse trying to track issues via the forum. Also the tickets are answered damn fast. I just went back to try and see if the helpdesk replies are timestamped so I could actually tell you how fast, but they're not
But trust me. Any support issues are dealt with promptly. Not that you really run into any issues with such a simple system. Mine were more the annoying questions I could probably find somewhere in the help videos, but I'm lazy. The support person/developer, Kevin, is super friendly which is a bonus!Now the negatives 'cause we have to be honest in our reviews. The system does take a while to kick into gear. Approx 1 day after adding your campaign (e.g. just over 24 hours I think for my campaign it seemed), you will start getting links. This isn't a huge negative, but once you enter the campaign, you basically sit there itching waiting for things to happen. IN some ways I also wish you could say "Please don't use these types of links", because my site has a decent following on Reddit already. I post there regularly and people like my content, so I didn't really want LinkLure doing it (Although not a huge issue). Some people also have things against Trackbacks or similar, but to be fair, these are all Tier 2 and up. Tier 1 links are all quality it seems.
So how about my results? Well it's been less than a week. There is no way I can judge a system like this on a week. But so far, I'm seeing bouncing already. Some SERP's jumping 25 places. Others moving into the top 10 after being stuck on the second page for a lifetime. I really want to hold off showing my results until it's really rocketed, then I can show off the pretty graphs.
So I guess that's it. Again. If you are on the fence. Buy this. Now.
