CPAKing11
Elite Member
- Jan 28, 2010
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Anybody use Link Juicer?
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SunClusterz
Newbie
- Jul 29, 2009
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I used this not long after it first came out, but cancelled within the trial period with the idea that I may go back in the future once some of the blogs had aged and built up some strength and if they add several more platforms. The administration was good, and professionally run.
I didn't see much of a benefit within the month which is to be expected, but I suspect that if I had continued it longer term, I may have saw some benefit for my extremely low competition projects. It was a long time ago now, and the system may have changed, but the inherent flaw within it is that a lot of these blogs are new, and have numerous outgoing links, with very little incoming linkage and eventually your link gets buried on an already weak blog ? they need to strengthen up the individual blogs for it to be effective. Add to that the lack of IP diversity, and you end up with what is essentially a shallow pool of weak reciprocal links. They really need to be adding platforms by the hundreds, not 10's, for it to have a significant effect imo.
Another thing I wasn't to keen on was the quality of what some other people were outputting, and there isn't anything that can be done about that. It also is to be expected that not all your links are going to show up, this isn't a Link Juicer issue per se, it's the nature of the search engines. But it did raise some red flags when only one link showed a couple of months after I cancelled, only to drop away a few weeks later; last time I checked, it hadn't come back. To me, this pretty much confirms my thoughts on the strength of these links.
I feel these type of links can be useful and do have their place, but for the amount of time it takes to set up each individual campaign in the beginning, it just wasn't worth it for me. It may be worth it for other people.
I didn't see much of a benefit within the month which is to be expected, but I suspect that if I had continued it longer term, I may have saw some benefit for my extremely low competition projects. It was a long time ago now, and the system may have changed, but the inherent flaw within it is that a lot of these blogs are new, and have numerous outgoing links, with very little incoming linkage and eventually your link gets buried on an already weak blog ? they need to strengthen up the individual blogs for it to be effective. Add to that the lack of IP diversity, and you end up with what is essentially a shallow pool of weak reciprocal links. They really need to be adding platforms by the hundreds, not 10's, for it to have a significant effect imo.
Another thing I wasn't to keen on was the quality of what some other people were outputting, and there isn't anything that can be done about that. It also is to be expected that not all your links are going to show up, this isn't a Link Juicer issue per se, it's the nature of the search engines. But it did raise some red flags when only one link showed a couple of months after I cancelled, only to drop away a few weeks later; last time I checked, it hadn't come back. To me, this pretty much confirms my thoughts on the strength of these links.
I feel these type of links can be useful and do have their place, but for the amount of time it takes to set up each individual campaign in the beginning, it just wasn't worth it for me. It may be worth it for other people.
beelzebubbles
Newbie
- Aug 1, 2008
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I've been using Link Juicer for a few weeks now. I tried it on a new site and did no link building outside LJ. It did get Google to index my site, but I'm nowhere in the SERPS, and my keyword isn't overly competitive. Their model sounds good, a nice automated linkwheel, and I was wondering if I just needed to give it more time, but after reading this thread I'll abandon it and go back to other methods.
I found Linkjuicer on here about three months ago and have been using it since then. I have used it for some keywords that our site didnt even rank in the first ten pages of Google for. We are now ranked on page one for these keywords/phrases and before anyone asks, yes they are competetive keywords. I will admit that it is hard to find the blogs that Linkjuicer posts to indexed in the big G but the impact on SERPS for our site is justification for he $47 a month.
Thanks for all the feedbacks guys, am getting it at 37 bucks per month until now, but same as many have said, am not getting expected benefit from LJ.
Am rethinking this now and planning to switch. Is Linkfarm Evol better? Angela Edwards? etc? Appreciate recommendation.
Am rethinking this now and planning to switch. Is Linkfarm Evol better? Angela Edwards? etc? Appreciate recommendation.
Well lets make it two, oh and I have posted another just now so three!
I dont know what to say, I dont get anything for recommending this, if anyone wants more info from me they can pm, I will happily share our website details and they can check it for the SERPS positions for our keywords.
used it for a few months, this is really nice and steady link building, but I have stop since 2 months back.
But linkbuilding is only half of the equation, the other half is getting them index and cached which TLJ is weak at.
if you used it to just for link building and use other supplement method to index the link built , then it is worth it, at least it takes half the load away. if you have not idea how to get link indexed then don;t bother.
But linkbuilding is only half of the equation, the other half is getting them index and cached which TLJ is weak at.
if you used it to just for link building and use other supplement method to index the link built , then it is worth it, at least it takes half the load away. if you have not idea how to get link indexed then don;t bother.
Yukinari84
Elite Member
- Dec 12, 2007
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I've used it and will say that it's ok for hands off link building, but it sucks at getting your links indexed.
If you are not good at building backlinks, then maybe you might want to give it a shot.
With that said, you can get much better results much faster doing things yourself.
If you are not good at building backlinks, then maybe you might want to give it a shot.
With that said, you can get much better results much faster doing things yourself.
You sir, are an idiot. All you do is troll this forum with your nonsense posts, attempting to sound legit. You're never going to be crowned mod, so just STFU and quit trying.
To answer your idiotic post, its called pinging. Try it sometime.
*says the guy with 1 post*
I'm torn as to whether to just stay quiet and minimize competition or do this, which is to encourage the one or two people that believe me to give TLJ a try for several months.
1. Don't waste your money on a one or two month try. You have to be serious about it.
2. $47 a month is too much? It's all relative. It's not too much if you're making a profit with the service, right?
You'd spend $500 a day doing PPC if you were netting $1000 a day, right? You wouldn't mind spending that much if it were profitable, I'm sure.
I've been with TLJ since the beginning, I spend time setting up quality posting (not that one paragraph nonsense I see there from some others), I spend over $400 monthly on the juicer with multiple accounts and I'm making a very nice profit on my investment, thank you. It's virtually the only link building I do, too.
No. I'm not going to teach you what took me many months to refine. I will tell you that it's like any other quality tool in that you need to invest the time and effort to learn how to make it work for you.
1. Don't waste your money on a one or two month try. You have to be serious about it.
2. $47 a month is too much? It's all relative. It's not too much if you're making a profit with the service, right?
You'd spend $500 a day doing PPC if you were netting $1000 a day, right? You wouldn't mind spending that much if it were profitable, I'm sure.
I've been with TLJ since the beginning, I spend time setting up quality posting (not that one paragraph nonsense I see there from some others), I spend over $400 monthly on the juicer with multiple accounts and I'm making a very nice profit on my investment, thank you. It's virtually the only link building I do, too.
No. I'm not going to teach you what took me many months to refine. I will tell you that it's like any other quality tool in that you need to invest the time and effort to learn how to make it work for you.
Please neg rep me again if it makes you feel better. Or get laid instead. One or the other...
Cool dragon by the way. Girls must love it.