How many backlinks?

I can use socialmonkee for the bookmarks etc, but I think that using No Hands SEO on 10 urls will do me great. No Hands SEO, from what I've seen, gives me the ability to create keyword-related linkbacks.

example: if I were to use the keyword webhosting, then NoHS would find all sites related to webhosting and try to post, whois and trackbar whatever and wherever. Plus I can keep it running 24/7. With Scrapebox (from what I know) I have to load url-list after url-list.

Yeah go for NoHS if that's what your looking for. I haven't NoHS used it myself, so I can't really comment, but on the face of it Scrapebox is a more versatile tool which will give you more control over the links your create. You can scrape blogs for your keywords in Scrapebox as well, but it's obviously takes more work than NoHS. But if you're looking for a set-and-forget solution and don't really need SB's other functions, then go for NoHS.

DarthM said:

Yeah go for NoHS if that's what your looking for. I haven't NoHS used it myself, so I can't really comment, but on the face of it Scrapebox is a more versatile tool which will give you more control over the links your create. You can scrape blogs for your keywords in Scrapebox as well, but it's obviously takes more work than NoHS. But if you're looking for a set-and-forget solution and don't really need SB's other functions, then go for NoHS.

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Hmm... I probably will. It's just a matter of ordering VPS or not.

Does anyone recommend a good, cheap place for a (windows) VPS so that I can run NoHS 24/7?

impy101 said:

Okay, so let's see if I have this correctly.

I make one or two blogger sites. I write an article on each of them.

Article example: blablabla text, if you want to read more about it then check < ahref=siteurl "anchorhere">here</a> and then blast the hell out of that page?

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It's more like:
<a href="siteurl">anchor text</a>

Your anchor text is the keyword that you want to target.

scrapeboxservers (one word)

Nothing wrong with blog links as long as you don't make too many of them.
Sort and sift by PR, use the ones that are rarely linked from (require slow poster and captcha and have page rank) have a bang on topic and EXTREME heavy spun (but still readable) comment, and use to post a few dozen MAX to every inner page

Consider a ration of about 5-1 for success after moderation. So 100 "Successfully posted" will likely mean "20 Actually published"
DO NOT USE AUTO APPROVE LISTS... for this tactic.

You post and link will likely be on page 7 of a blog roll surrounded by "Buy your v!agra here" and "Romanian girl looking for a man like you in your area" crap links.

Use scrapebox THE EXACT OPPOSITE WAY EVERYONE ELSE HERE DOES.

Pick the "Captcha solve" required "None auto approve" and "Slow poster only" links.

Link to inner URL's of your blog rather than the main URL
The exact ratio of successful publish against succesful submission is something you'll have to work out yourself and will depend on your list, you posting method, your niche and your comment quality - If you have a blog with say 50 inner URL's then a good tested and filtered list of 5000 split between them all should give you decent results.

Again - DO THE EXACT OPPOSITE OF THE "SPAM" TECHNIQUES THAT ARE POSTED HERE.

Loading in a 200,000 auto approve list and pressing go will likely get you no where in the long run and a 6-12 week slappage in the short run. That's not the way to use SB - and I feel like headbutting my monitor every time I see some "numb nuts" recommend it. That sort of carnage should be saved for selling on crappy Fiverr gigs and then only selling it to people you don't really like.

As for other tools mentioned here..

google "scrapejet vs nohandsseo" and I'm pretty certain you'll find a case study of the two side by side (ahem)

Good luck

Hey guys,

I have yet another question about web 2.0 sites. Is it possible if I blast bookmarks as well?

For example: if I were to bookmark a certain post of my blog to say... 25 different bookmark sites, would it be "profitable" if I blasted those, or would that be a waste of time?

To be honest, if you are a noob, don't be building links with Scrapebox or automated tools. That's just asking for trouble, and what will end up happening is that you'll watch your search engine traffic plummet as a result.

For now, I'd recommend building a social following on your blog. Using tools like Twitter, Facebook and networking with fellow bloggers in the same space. Heck, write some guest posts that are kick-ass on blogs with more exposure than yours. They'll be thankful for the great content, you'll get a link, AND you'll start getting your name out there and begin building a following.

The success of most blogs can be obtained through getting out there and getting your feet wet in the community.

SuperLinks said:

The success of most blogs can be obtained through getting out there and getting your feet wet in the community.

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QFT ^^^

For a "Dad and Daughter" legitimage "bloggers blog" (as opposed to just using a blogging platform to put up a commercial or review site) then this will get you the best results. Make connections with others in your niche with good quality content.

I would still link - but no way would I blast full bore with a tool capable of making half a million links a day and hope for the best.

Scritty

Stay away from automated tools or really find out everything before using them on your blog

many people here advice to create web20 buffers and blast them away with shitty links. If you do that, link diversity keep in mind. Other links sources MUST come in the game,otherwise a bear will knock into your doors. (you cant just go with buffers only all the way) even if you can get through - most like it will benefit for a short time.