Diggity Links

Wow! What a depressing 'find' this was...I've been going through a lot of both Floate's and Diggity's material lately, actually relying on a lot of it, and now not so sure??? Not exclusively, but.... So who would the pro's here at BHW suggest for SEO training. (I know what my post counts and visit totals and all look like, but....i'm not a total noob) ("IT'S NOT A TUMOR!" :) Anyway, I think a fair amount of the SEO material from both of them seems pretty accurate. I've also been looking at a lot of Eric Lanchere's material (MyTrafficResearch site). I'm working on some clients sites and had to find a CSS & JS render blocking pro. Spent over a week learning way more than I wanted to about CSS & JS, fttb, and all that crap. BUT, the more I learned, the more I realize this is a very lucrative area of SEO a lot of 'alleged' seo's don't know much about. Finally found a killer course on sites speed at Udemy from someone who looks like they know what they are talking about. Cheap enough with a coupin', so away we go. Also discovered a number of nice free tools this last 2 weeks, so I know i'm a little off topic at this point so I'll veer back....Since I have so few posts, perhaps the pro's here can suggest better sources. I have a sape account and have posted to one provider here but have not heard back. Thanks to all for this extremely enlightening material. I stayed away too long obviously.
 
To save you guys some money, I spent more than $500/month for 12 months and my site tanked because of their links.
I usually do health niches
Here were some of the links from my email:
p3ct7Cs


Most of the links had an average of 10 referring domains
Highest was at 30 RD.

Average OBL 50+
Highest OBL 200+ (insane)

This was in 2016. (I was following the hype)

Recommendation? Stay away from what they are selling, and learn from your own experience.
I'd rather pay someone to build my own PBN for $500/month.
 
Wow. Thanks for that heads up. $6K to tank your site. That really s*cks!
 
To save you guys some money, I spent more than $500/month for 12 months and my site tanked because of their links.
I usually do health niches
Here were some of the links from my email:

Most of the links had an average of 10 referring domains
Highest was at 30 RD.

Average OBL 50+
Highest OBL 200+ (insane)

This was in 2016. (I was following the hype)

Recommendation? Stay away from what they are selling, and learn from your own experience.
I'd rather pay someone to build my own PBN for $500/month.

Damn this is crap. 30 RDs is the lowest I am looking for as expired domains broker - selling rentals for $100+ annually from such PBNs is indeed ripping off.
 
I love bunch of jealous pissy bois in this thread.

I have bought the links from all across the internet.

BHW links - Absolute crap stuff...
Diggity links - Never worked for me before but on one site it has worked really well. You really have to take a hit or miss call with his links. Especially if you are getting the cheaper stuff.

Compared to BHW links I will go for Diggity links always, BHW dealers are absolute useless and crap.

That being said I feel like the power of links is diluting in general. There is something else at play here.
 
To save you guys some money, I spent more than $500/month for 12 months and my site tanked because of their links.
I usually do health niches
Here were some of the links from my email:
p3ct7Cs


Most of the links had an average of 10 referring domains
Highest was at 30 RD.

Average OBL 50+
Highest OBL 200+ (insane)

This was in 2016. (I was following the hype)

Recommendation? Stay away from what they are selling, and learn from your own experience.
I'd rather pay someone to build my own PBN for $500/month.

oh wow, genius, still used PageRank as a metric ...
 
Any thoughts on carefully culled sape links, if that's possible? Thanks
 
I applied to Diggity's list, and received a follow up on some domains they place me on. While I was going through the list, it became very apparent that using his PBN links is expensive vs typical outreach. For the domains he showed me, I've been able to get legitimate outreach posts on domains that have better link juice, actual traffic, and most of all - real sites for like $60-$80. Why would someone pay $30/mo for a placement on a PBN when you can get a near permanent post on a real site for just 2-2.5x more?
 
Yeah, he's taken the web hosting down today. Must have something to do with the legal action he is taking against me for publicly posting the poor quality of his service

Publicly outing his sites is not a good move all things considered. Sure he may be overpriced, but calling him a conman is not right if he's adding your links.
 
I applied to Diggity's list, and received a follow up on some domains they place me on. While I was going through the list, it became very apparent that using his PBN links is expensive vs typical outreach. For the domains he showed me, I've been able to get legitimate outreach posts on domains that have better link juice, actual traffic, and most of all - real sites for like $60-$80. Why would someone pay $30/mo for a placement on a PBN when you can get a near permanent post on a real site for just 2-2.5x more?
Because outreach is ridiculously time consuming? Or because for some niches is practically not possible to get links (game hacks, pharma etc) or the price is in hundreds if not thousands per year (gambling, forex, binary options)?
 
I tried Diggity links just before Xmas and had a slight downturn in the results. The links came from reasonably decent domains and looked good. Couldn't understand why they never worked. Maybe if I purchased the more expensive links things would have better.

Also tried some of the top sellers on BHW with zero results. One of the sellers said I had to wait 3 months to see the results. I tried 5 sellers of BHW all with fantastic reviews on there threads. On average their links stayed on the homepage for only 2 weeks before rolling off into the depths of 50 pages of other links.

At least diggitys links stayed on the homepage.


Lesson learnt. Do it yourself.
 
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