As far as creating links, linkjuicer works great. Getting indexed faster is the key here.
4alllifestyles had a great idea as to getting indexed faster.You may have to submit links on your own but linkjuicer posts your urls, so half your work is done.
THX for the "you go"....
I think there is a very important point to make here... And that's about PR, link strength, "Juice", as it were, and just what this does.
If you take a PR6 site which has a PR3 page in it and make a link to a PR1 site it looks like this....
PR6 ==>PR3 ==>PR1
Nobody but the Big G knows for certain, but in my own tracking it seems that PR carries through like this...
PR6 (6) ==> PR3 (6+3=9) ==> PR1 (9+1=10) (X "magic unknown G number) raises your own sites PR.
So PR would accumulate down the hopset because G likes "natural" chains of links better than a number of direct links. But since the number of direct links count too your not only building "juice" with PR... But also building total link counts that point to you. And I think we've all figured out now that numbers of links count almost as highly as PR.
So what's going on here is over the course of time all the links we're building are sure to rise in PR, which will add further weight to our link hopsets without us doing anything at all. While simultaneously building quantity and "natural" link hopsets. (avoiding the G Ban hammer)
Want to add even more "juice" ... Try this.. When one of your campaigns to a page that links to you gets around 40 links, Move your URL target up to something that links to the next hop back in the chain. This will effectively build a distributed network of linkwheels that will push all their PR and linkcount juice in your direction.