Do Sape Links still work in 2019?

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Shadeofblack

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Having some recent success with my own PBN and niche edits bug would like to speed things up a bit. Has or does anyone still use Sape Links? If so, are they as effective as the old days?
 
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Seo is unpredictable. So you should always test yourself. Stick with what working for you. According to me they're still effective but you must have enough budget to see improvements like for 3 months at least. Don't rely only on sape.
 
Thanks mate. Ranking well just thinking adding a couple of Sape to push me to top 3 position. Has anyone else had luck with Sape recently?
 
Anyone else had any good experiences in 2019? Using sape
 
I made some good experiences with Sape links, even though you have to filter really really good. I mean really really good. I watch every domain seperatley on ahrefs. So with Sape Links directly to the Money site, you have to find gems. The other one i would use as tier 2 links.
 
TBH, a friend of mine did receive a good boost in SERP when quality links from that network was applied to his site. You'll really need to do some vetting to ensure that the good links are pointed to your site. But then there's also the chance of the seller over-selling, thus, it can turn into a churn and burn project instead.
 
qlithe said:
Tried sape again on a couple of parasites a few months ago. All parasite pages are now deindexed.

Just my 2 cents
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Thanks mate. That’s why I was asking. Cheers
 
Lightning Proxies said:
TBH, a friend of mine did receive a good boost in SERP when quality links from that network was applied to his site. You'll really need to do some vetting to ensure that the good links are pointed to your site. But then there's also the chance of the seller over-selling, thus, it can turn into a churn and burn project instead.
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Thanks for the heads up. Definitely something to think about
 
A lot of the links are hidden in the html using css tricks, i only used once i could see without looking at the source code, and even then you need to vet to get the decent ones.
 
graham25s said:
A lot of the links are hidden in the html using css tricks, i only used once i could see without looking at the source code, and even then you need to vet to get the decent ones.
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Cheers. By the sounds of it it’s looking like a full time job just sitting through the sites to find something suitable. Probably give these ones a big swerve. Thanks for the input everyone
 
I would not advise you to use them, I feel you should save money and invest in genuine niche edits those links can fire up your site. For all my clients projects I have avoided them.
 
I track a good few sites (not competitors just sites I noticed using Sape). All of them are ranking and getting tonnes of traffic for years. They also use Sape directly to their website. Some of these are legit businesses with many staff etc. so from what I can see sape is working fine for them! They also use mostly Sape and not much else lol.. I have tried Sape in the past with decent results.
 
If you want to push your site up then try something else social shares,pbn or redirects. Instead of sape
 
SAPE isn't for everyone.
You just can't depend only on Sape.
You need to use it wisely.
If you can use it properly, it can give you some very good results.
For a regular user, it's strongly advised to use it as T2.
 
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