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

So its better if you buy less but quality links.
According toto you, whats the lowest price for kinda decent link you have seen.
If you can recommend someone it would be nice!

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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Services like web 2.0 and PBNs work fair from most of the sellers. It's always better to opt for something safe & beneficial like guest posts.

grammakov said:

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?

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1. Read the full thread of every BST you are interested in. Sure there can be the occasional disgruntled customer but as you read through all the posts you will see if there is a pattern of poor service. If there is, you would be best to avoid them. Last night I posted an inquiry about an order I placed with the seller. O placed an ordered from the seller and they are almost 5 weeks late on delivery, there is a chain of others with the same issue. Minutes after my post there are a bunch of people posting for discounts and samples. Obviously no one bothered to read any of the posts. Common sense would have suggested they steer clear of this provider, for at least the immediate future.
2. Ask for samples. You can see what you are going to get. If they do not deliver the quality of the sample you can ask for a correction or refund.
3. PM a buyer that bought the service but did not leave a review. Many times if the service is bad they will get a refund and not say anything. Or the buyer may be afraid of retaliation by negative SEO if they call out a bad seller in the open forum. In my experience buyers with bad experiences are much more open about their experience in PM. On the other hand, many times buyers with good experiences don't post reviews either and you will find this out through PM too.

WebMinati said:

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.

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What do you mean by "rented PBNs"?

Quality of links is really very important but links will work only if you have a SEO friendly design along with quality content on it, if content on your site is not relevant or you have not done proper on-page SEO then not matter how quality links you buy it's not gonna work for you.......

Try the links on a test site if you really must.

The last time i bought a link package here was about a year ago and i can definitely say it was a total waste of money. I think i fell for the reviews the seller had on his thread however the links didn't help my rankings.

I have since started farming my links myself instead of relying on links from guys here. I know there are some sellers who really know what they are doing and have good link network but many others are just spammy links that will surely hurt your site.

The keyword is to do a due diligence before committing your funds into buying any links here

grammakov said:

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?

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I'll speak here as a buyer, so it can't be construed I am touting for business.

First I'd check the members profile on here. If they have been active or if 99% of their posts are selling.

Then check feedback on their threads, clearly someone who has 3 posts and nothing more, I disregard. ( We do this looking for hotels on Trip advisor - you can suss out the real genuine reviews )

Ask them questions via PM. If you work in an obscure niche, ask them if they can work there.

Some give out samples, others don't, but check threads for screenshots of metrics/results.

Be realistic too, ask your self if a $9 package is going to move the needle or if it is there for link diversity.

Ensure they can be honest with their replies. Are they saying yes to everything and just after your money?

Check the Shitlists and threads. If there have been any issues, how did the act and handle these. You get a feel for someone by the way they handle complaints or negative feedback.

If you are still on the fence, buy the smallest packet and see what is delivered.



Hope that helps.

MisterF said:

....... 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.
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it seems most of the niches that I look at now, #1 ranked position has extreme ratio for exact match anchors..... you don't see this in your analysis?

Like anything buying a service on here is a tool, you have to know what your doing before you just jump in and buy it. I take everything with a pinch of salt - I've bought one service and one pbn for a money site it was OK I used it for diversification mainly and on that part it done it's job.

I've bought one of the cheaper PBNs on here for 6 months and DID see an improvement but then after that time I saw it drop off and was told to put more money in, so I stopped. (30-60 a month) can't remember

The people offering services for $400+ a month are the ones to speak to if you ask me - pre sales advice is solid where so far id not needed to take out a service from them!

As a buyer some of the sales threads id like to be policed or modded a little more just because buy the time I've gone though 60 out of 200 pages to find a decent review I might as well read again what the seller is offering and go and research what I need and do it myself.

Now I get why the pages are so long because they push discounts and get people to post asking for them which brings the thread to the front and they get more sales I get that - but having 500 comments asking for a free review or discount to crawl through that as a buyer to try and find a few UNBIAS review is a pain in the ass.