Fiverr for Linkbuilding

Thank you so much! So with that being said, should I go and try to build the SAPE links myself just in case Seowarlords leaves Fiverr? I found a guide online. So sorry for all of the questions!

p.s. Should I be PMing these? This is actually my first thread on here.


If you know how to use the SAPE system then you could do it yourself and save money. I cannot get my credit card verified with SAPE to save my life. I'm going to have to figure it out sooner or later as I would rather have control over the links.

Just follow the guide and you should be OK. If you can verify your account then you'll have an unlimited source links.

No need to PM. It's good for people to see the info. Cheers!
 
Email support. I have done this with two different credit cards. Tell them you tried to verify but your bank won't tell you the "exact" ruble quantity or the dollar to rubles conversion they use.

Ask them to manually approve it, and they should. I think I also entered my message to them in russian after converting it via google translate.

Definitely worth a try. Of course you have to make sure your bank approves transactions from Russia too. And you need to use the old payonline system:
https://passport.sape.ru/deposit/payonline/

Good luck.

If you know how to use the SAPE system then you could do it yourself and save money. I cannot get my credit card verified with SAPE to save my life. I'm going to have to figure it out sooner or later as I would rather have control over the links.

Just follow the guide and you should be OK. If you can verify your account then you'll have an unlimited source links.

No need to PM. It's good for people to see the info. Cheers!
 
Email support. I have done this with two different credit cards. Tell them you tried to verify but your bank won't tell you the "exact" ruble quantity or the dollar to rubles conversion they use.

Ask them to manually approve it, and they should. I think I also entered my message to them in russian after converting it via google translate.

Definitely worth a try. Of course you have to make sure your bank approves transactions from Russia too. And you need to use the old payonline system:
https://passport.sape.ru/deposit/payonline/

Good luck.

Thank you so much for this! I am going to try this today. Cheers man!
 
Thank you all so much! I'm going to give SAPE links a try using the seller @arc323 suggested, then dependent upon how they work out, i'll follow the guide and try building them myself. If you guys have any suggestions, tips, or pre-cautions, please let me know. :) I went with the "6 High Trust Flow SAPE Links: TF 15+, DA 20+" package. *fingers crossed*
 
Thank you all so much! I'm going to give SAPE links a try using the seller @arc323 suggested, then dependent upon how they work out, i'll follow the guide and try building them myself. If you guys have any suggestions, tips, or pre-cautions, please let me know. :) I went with the "6 High Trust Flow SAPE Links: TF 15+, DA 20+" package. *fingers crossed*

I bought the links on July 26. I tweeted them out through an IFTTT network to get them indexed. This keyword is ~$45 CPC and it jumped 6 spots. My big money keyword (not the ones pictured) jumped only a couple spots and it's now on page 1. I'm sure the rankings will jump around a little bit before settling.

I think I'm going to send 8 more of the SAPE links through a 301 in a few days. I sent the first ones directly to the site so I'm going to be a bit more careful going forward. However, for the keywords I'm targeting the risk is worth the reward IMO.

My site's history: Site is a local rank and rent / lead generation site. Prior to building the SAPE links I used high trust flow expired Web 2.0s, more Web 2.0s powered up with GSA links, and then I did a tier 1 of 301 redirects (GSA) and then sent filtered GSA links to the 301s. Also, I built this site on an expired domain in the same niche (legal) and I purchased another expired domain (legal niche) and 301'd it. At this point I have around $50 invested (cost of the domains and SAPE links). All other link building was done with software that I own (RankerX, GSA SER, and Scrapebox (for scraping expired web 2.0s).

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I bought the links on July 26. I tweeted them out through an IFTTT network to get them indexed. This keyword is ~$45 CPC and it jumped 6 spots. My big money keyword (not the ones pictured) jumped only a couple spots and it's now on page 1. I'm sure the rankings will jump around a little bit before settling.

I think I'm going to send 8 more of the SAPE links through a 301 in a few days. I sent the first ones directly to the site so I'm going to be a bit more careful going forward. However, for the keywords I'm targeting the risk is worth the reward IMO.

My site's history: Site is a local rank and rent / lead generation site. Prior to building the SAPE links I used high trust flow expired Web 2.0s, more Web 2.0s powered up with GSA links, and then I did a tier 1 of 301 redirects (GSA) and then sent filtered GSA links to the 301s. Also, I built this site on an expired domain in the same niche (legal) and I purchased another expired domain (legal niche) and 301'd it. At this point I have around $50 invested (cost of the domains and SAPE links). All other link building was done with software that I own (RankerX, GSA SER, and Scrapebox (for scraping expired web 2.0s).

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You sound like you need a fiverr account yourself:D!

For the tweeting, did you use the main IFTTT website or a third party website? If it was the main one, what was the title of the recipe? If a third party, do you mind sharing which one? Also, did you use your actual business twitter page or a random twitter account?

Also for this: "I used high trust flow expired Web 2.0s, more Web 2.0s powered up with GSA links, and then I did a tier 1 of 301 redirects (GSA) and then sent filtered GSA links to the 301s."

Do you offer this as a paid service? I wouldn't know where to start with this. If there's a standard way to get high trust flow expired Web 2.0s with GSA links can you give a brief overview of the process? When you say GSA, are you referring to software? I googled it and only found "GSA Search Engine Ranker" software in an article by Jacob King.

Lastly, the expired domain (legal niche) that you 301'd, did you have to add content or was the old content still there? If this is dumb, please punch me in the face, I just have no clue in terms of the expired Web 2.0s topic. Is there a thread in BHW that discusses this in depth?

#pleaseexcusemynewness
 
Don't waste your time or money! Find someone who knows what they are doing and pay the extra money. How a campaign is set up can effect you long term.
 
My big money keyword (not the ones pictured) jumped only a couple spots and it's now on page 1. I'm sure the rankings will jump around a little bit before settling.

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Also, for your keyword research, do you use free or paid tools? I've been using free SEMRush and then last night I got a 30 day trial to download the full reports since I bought the SAPE links.

I want to know if it makes sense to continue paying when the trial is done or if you guys use freeware or cheaper software for keyword and backlink research. My site sells local arts and crafts btw so my direct local competitors aren't that bad with the exception of the big boys like Michael's.
 
Link building you need to study your self
I suggest learn scrapebox or gsa ranker with new list in your niche.

Do it your self is safe.

Fivver sellers are ok but truth is you going it in long run creeper.

If your into seo sorry but you have to learn
Link building your self

Once understand link building need to move onto making a pbn to get your website to the top of google.

Learn moz stats and power of a domain and then you get to no power of a link ...
 
If you pick good services from fiverr top sellers then you could be good provided you know which links to pick.
 
You sound like you need a fiverr account yourself:D!

For the tweeting, did you use the main IFTTT website or a third party website? If it was the main one, what was the title of the recipe? If a third party, do you mind sharing which one? Also, did you use your actual business twitter page or a random twitter account?

Also for this: "I used high trust flow expired Web 2.0s, more Web 2.0s powered up with GSA links, and then I did a tier 1 of 301 redirects (GSA) and then sent filtered GSA links to the 301s."

Do you offer this as a paid service? I wouldn't know where to start with this. If there's a standard way to get high trust flow expired Web 2.0s with GSA links can you give a brief overview of the process? When you say GSA, are you referring to software? I googled it and only found "GSA Search Engine Ranker" software in an article by Jacob King.

Lastly, the expired domain (legal niche) that you 301'd, did you have to add content or was the old content still there? If this is dumb, please punch me in the face, I just have no clue in terms of the expired Web 2.0s topic. Is there a thread in BHW that discusses this in depth?

#pleaseexcusemynewness

With IFTTT you have to create an account and then create accounts for all your properties. I make an IFTTT account and then create new accounts for Twitter, Tumblr, Newsblur, Digg, Diigo, and about 20 others. You'll have to Google about how to use IFTTT for SEO, it's a lot to type. Basically IFTTT takes a tweet, blog post, or whatever, and then sends it out through all your channels. You can make multi-tier IFTTT networks that really help to provide social relevancy. Plus, if your content is getting shared all over social media you can justify building links at a more aggressive rate.

I do offer this as a paid service. Click the link in my profile and you'll see my website. I'm actually trying to get away from this because I'm focusing on my agency and lead gen sites. The site in my profile is for currently for sale.

I am referring to GSA Search Engine Ranker. Mathew Woodward has an awesome article about how to use GSA. I also have a tutorial on my website but I don't recommend doing what I advise until you are really comfortable with all the settings. One wrong setting and you can mess things up pretty bad. Jacob King's GSA article is amazing too. He really knows his stuff.

With the expired domain I did not add content. I just 301'd the entire site from the registrar. I then sent a Tweet (which was syndicated through my IFTTT network) saying that "we merged with 301legalsite.com so that the 301 would get indexed quickly. The expired domain was still indexed and the links were still live. I got an almost instant boost.

If you're going to use an expired domain for a money site it has to be in the same niche. You can take a site about flowers and turn it into a site about race cars and have good success. actually, you might be able to get away with changing the niche of a site but I personally wouldn't do it.

Regarding the expired web 2.0s, check out Matthew Woodward. His blog is a huge resource and he has an article about using Tumblrs to rank.

If there's a standard way to get high trust flow expired Web 2.0s with GSA links can you give a brief overview of the process?

You don't want to build GSA links to high trustflow expired web 2.0s. They will already have links. You would use GSA to power up new web 2.0 properties that you created.

Also, I've found that the gigs on Fiverr offering PA27+ expired Tumblrs are a rip off. PA27+ Tumblrs are so easy to come by and Moz is generally not a super reliable metric. The PA metric can be a basic guide but I never rely on that metric alone to make decisions. Majestic Citation Flow is much better way to determine the power of incoming links.
 
Also, for your keyword research, do you use free or paid tools? I've been using free SEMRush and then last night I got a 30 day trial to download the full reports since I bought the SAPE links.

I use Google keyword planner, Keywordtool.io, and Moz Keyword Explorer. Moz doesn't have much going for them but their keyword tool is amazing. I use SEMRush for competitive analysis but not keyword research. Many people use their tool and love it but I'm just set in my ways I suppose.

I want to know if it makes sense to continue paying when the trial is done or if you guys use freeware or cheaper software for keyword and backlink research. My site sells local arts and crafts btw so my direct local competitors aren't that bad with the exception of the big boys like Michael's.

You should hit up Facebook and join the group called "Local Client Takeover." When you get accepted just make a post asking about group buy tools. If you're just a lite user a group buy might be the way to go for. There's one group buy in particular that's really reliable. The guy is based out of South Africa and does a good job of managing it.

Are you trying to rank locally for a term like: "craft store city state" or are you trying to rank nationally?
 
Fiverr sellers can now sell more than 5$. I prefer those because I assume that the quality is better. I do ask for refund if they do not meet my expectations. Usually I get handwritten pbn posts.
 
I would use majority of the fiverr linkbuilding gigs for my competitors SEO, not for myself. :)
 
Hi guys,

Please don't tear my head off. I know Fiverr has mostly garbage sellers, but are there any at all that you trust for link building?

Maybe a small number of sensible links for 5 bucks? If not are there any similar sources that you REALLY trust?

-Ybba
If you want to know how to actually do this correctly and not get scammed, let me know.
 
get his link pyramid...
https://www.fiverr.com/gopo2k

or his usual 20K blast.
get his link pyramid...
https://www.fiverr.com/gopo2k

or his usual 20K blast.

@darulez & @arc323 I haven't set up the IFTTT yet for indexing, would it be a good idea to use a Fiverr social media blast like this one?

Do you guys have any other suggestions for indexing the links? Also, with the links being SAPE links, do I have to index them or will they be indexed automatically any way?
 
Why on earth would you dick around on Fiverr when the best SEO marketplace in the world is right here on BHW? Fiverr hasn't been great since the days of Senuke blasts. I've bought the occasional blog comment on Fiverr, but I wouldn't trust those guys with heavy lifting on MY sites in a million years anymore. My 2 cents... and honestly you have to be careful with peeps around here promoting their Fiverr gigs in threads like this.

-ThopHayt
 
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