Link Pushing?

I have used LinkPushing. It should be a little easier to add your own article though, but it is pretty easy to do if you just submit and then later go back in and edit it.

It's easy to sign up, easy to make the link push (actually - very easy - this is a selling point).

However, to really get maximum benefit out of it you really need to ensure the content is relevant (IMO). As much as the content is just there to 'let you' get a link on the respective site, I think that just posting any content is not going to give decent results.

I subscribed to 12 link pushes, and I mostly let it just use the random content it picked up and I have not yet noticed results. However, the sites I was aiming at were mostly already on page 1, just wanting to move them up a little. These were low comp. KW's as they're targeting local search terms in Aus.

Also, the 12 link pushes were not all sent to one site, but split up. Perhaps I would have had better results just using all 12 on one site instead of splitting them up. So I am open to that as a factor in the smaller SERP movements.

They also need to be fed more junk links (that is, the LP's) for max benefit. Feeding them more links gives more power and will help in indexing.

Overall, my opinion at this point is neutral as the service is easy to set up - but I have not seen any SERP movement.


On the other hand, if anyone is looking for an automated service, you can try and check out www.backlinksgenie.com - they are pretty pricey too (but LP can be as well).

With BLG, you can choose premade 2,3 or 4 day projects where it will build your Tier 1, Tier 2 etc etc. I have had good success with BLG by also submitting links to Lindexed.com for indexing and by also feeding them with Dripable.com.

PS: Not affiliated with any of these services.

TNphoneman said:

So them running them through linklicious does nothing for you? Not every link goes to your site so why the hell would it show up? Please learn the basics before posting nonsense like this. Search engines are going to index what they want to. I have thousands of links and most of mine are from LP.

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Not quite sure what you're spouting about mate. You're right, the linkalicious pinging of links hasn't helped index the links on all my pushes.

BTB has 4K subscribers and good for him. It's a good service when you want a lot of random links, but after a number of months I saw minimal serp movement and as stated above, not sure but I gave a few reasons why this could be.

If lp could add some high quality private blog networks that have good PR like link emperor (which uses lp) that would help in the serps. That's my .02 pounds worth.

i used greg's service before and it always works well for me on inner pages first... so it works well bc google likes those long tails... and if you can get enough of those ranked.... well you can get good targeted traffic fast... his linkpush works well for local seo, longtails, good on page optimization, good content on ur site and various other things... one other good tip is buy an aged domain.... ranking an aged domain with this link service is really the trick...

hi... greg .... can you push my links though...thanks....

Any type of link scheme will only last for a finite amount of time. This is a cold, hard reality of SEO. Link wheels, pyramids, squares etc will last only till the next update.