Do seo packages from BHW actually work? And is it safe?

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Sorry if this sounds like a noob question, just wanted to get some opinions from experienced users.

I know some seo packages on this site are kinda scammy, but there's quite a few that look good.

Are these generally safe? Or have they been for you? Any success stories ranking with only bhw seo products?
 
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If you know what you're doing and have a sense of links.

Some packages are really good here. Go for profile links (homepage), web2.0s & other natural links which are clean.

Some packages are for tier2 and some I won't even use if given for free.
 
WebMinati said:
If you know what you're doing and have a sense of links.

Some packages are really good here. Go for profile links (homepage), web2.0s & other natural links which are clean.

Some packages are for tier2 and some I won't even use if given for free.
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What’s the process you go through to determine if a link is tier 1 or tier 2 or complete garbage?
 
nextlvlig said:
What’s the process you go through to determine if a link is tier 1 or tier 2 or complete garbage?
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Check their pricing(if you are buying $60 package which gets you 30 web2.0s, the content will be 100% spun)

Talk to them(ask for samples or case studies)

Reputation on the forum (if they have reputation, they won't give you sucky packages which will kill their reputation)

Read reviews on the thread (like I mention that these links are good for tier 2 and stuff, the review is good but I still try to convey that this package is shit for tier 1 (nicely).

For tier 1 stick to: Rented PBNs (if budget is low), web2.0s, parasites, video/image/profile links, guestposts/niche edits, forum links.
 
I've had success. I have a couple sites right now I've been doing link building on for about 4-6 months. I started off with some foundation links, then got some guest posts, then some pbn's, then .gov/.edu, a press release, web2.0's with tier 2 on them.

The keywords I'm going after are not massive. Top keyword for site one is 4500 visits a month and I'm ranked 14, however I have about 15 keywords in the top 5 for buy "keyword", where to buy "keyword" etc. The cost of the link building is about 5% of what I've made. So I'd say that's a pretty good ROI.

SEO is not an instant fix, you got to build a proper site first, then do your link building.

I'm also adding content frequently too. (not very good content )
 
Ask friends who they've used and just use them. Lot better than randomly buying services.
 
switchjohnny said:
I've had success. I have a couple sites right now I've been doing link building on for about 4-6 months. I started off with some foundation links, then got some guest posts, then some pbn's, then .gov/.edu, a press release, web2.0's with tier 2 on them.

The keywords I'm going after are not massive. Top keyword for site one is 4500 visits a month and I'm ranked 14, however I have about 15 keywords in the top 5 for buy "keyword", where to buy "keyword" etc. The cost of the link building is about 5% of what I've made. So I'd say that's a pretty good ROI.

SEO is not an instant fix, you got to build a proper site first, then do your link building.

I'm also adding content frequently too. (not very good content )
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Thanks for sharing, mind giving more indepth idea on what type of services you select, I mean on what basis you evaluate and what type of pricing you have paid for this..
 
WebMinati said:
If you know what you're doing and have a sense of links.

Some packages are really good here. Go for profile links (homepage), web2.0s & other natural links which are clean.

Some packages are for tier2 and some I won't even use if given for free.
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Totally agree. Some are really great while others are trash. Samples will give you an indication of what you are gonna get.
 
And even after following all the advice, there's still a chance of getting shit.

That's why its best to do the due diligence as per above suggestions and even after that, start with small package to see the actual quality before jumping into $300-500/month or even $1k+ retainers that you'll regret later

Information + Reviews + a little of Trial & error is the way to go :)
 
Honestly some packages are spammy and best used on tier 2, some are really good. You need to go with premium and less links but people choose cheap and more links so then you’ll should not complain.
 
interesting thread,hope few will chip in with actual data & results that helped grow their business.
 
webmasterbd said:
interesting thread,hope few will chip in with actual data & results that helped grow their business.
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Yeah hopefully someone will show us da results.
 
klesl said:
Yeah hopefully someone will show us da results.
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I didn't mean like actual result or conversion, but this can be anything like before & after rankings or conversions, niche/industry competition, from the buyer sensitive information been blurred(of course!). This actually will actually help us(interested buyers) understand if those particular services will help our cause or not.

Because most of the BST now looks very impressive but once you work with few's, you will wonder how the hell did they get so many Glowing reviews!
 
Short answer: Yes, they absolutely do. But do a proper check of the service first, some are terrible, some are great.
 
Double-edged sword. The good is that some of them actually work and yield good results. The bad is that you're not going to find out until you try for yourself.
 
grammakov said:
Double-edged sword. The good is that some of them actually work and yield good results. The bad is that you're not going to find out until you try for yourself.
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What people sometimes do is buy good links and then at the same time they also buy crap and point that to the same moneysite.
I turned away someone this week who was wanting to buy links to help him recover from being hit by Google. I quickly checked his anchor ratio and felt like crying. It was clear he'd in the past couple of months bought 50 links from someone and they'd used the exact same anchor for all 50.

Suddenly dropping from the top of page 2 to the middle of page 9 isn't going to recover overnight as he was thinking.

Quality over quantity wins the day.
 
MisterF said:
What people sometimes do is buy good links and then at the same time they also buy crap and point that to the same moneysite.
I turned away someone this week who was wanting to buy links to help him recover from being hit by Google. I quickly checked his anchor ratio and felt like crying. It was clear he'd in the past couple of months bought 50 links from someone and they'd used the exact same anchor for all 50.

Suddenly dropping from the top of page 2 to the middle of page 9 isn't going to recover overnight as he was thinking.

Quality over quantity wins the day.
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I hear you!

As a vendor, what kind of methodology would you propose to new buyers to distinct a good link seller from a bad one?
 
Mr Positive said:
Honestly some packages are spammy and best used on tier 2, some are really good. You need to go with premium and less links but people choose cheap and more links so then you’ll should not complain.
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Is it better to have a few but high quality or more and less quality.
If the links are less quality is there any chance they get label as spammy links??
 
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