Riposte:
This is how it works (TipTop is right). Say you have one campaign with a link velocity of 3. And your target url is
www.foobar.com
Day 1:
delicious->foobar.com (direct bookmark link to foobar.com)
diigo->foobar.com (direct bookmark link to foobar.com)
blogger->foobar.com (spun version of your blog text - you have to type hyperlink to foobar.com in your long description in your campaign)
Day 2:
simpy->blogger.com (indirect bookmark, this is the famous 'links to your links')
ask->foobar.com (another direct bookmark)
wordpress->foobar.com (another blog posting)
And so on.
teksigns:
I cannot guarantee that this will not take place. No one can. However google's algos tend to make sense. If someone could harm someone else's site by bookmarking it then unscrupulous competitors would do this.
viltedali:
I guess you're right. I'm gonna raise the price!! ;^)
showbizvet:
You do not manually post anything. It is done for you. You just create campaigns. A campaign defines the target url, the title, tags, short and long description of your site. That's all. Then you wind it up and watch it go.
megaw:
Let me know how you get on!