Hey GreyNight.
Im using Socisynd for Social and its working quite well.
Thought you may like to know as an alternative for your social.
LinkAloha: Is it worth the money?
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Hey GreyNight.
Im using Socisynd for Social and its working quite well.
Thought you may like to know as an alternative for your social.
nossie
Regular Member
- Nov 13, 2008
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Guy it's time for me to jump in here because it seems people don't understand the value of LinkALoha.
The social media accounts are growing every day as we speak. We just launched the service 2 weeks ago and the network of social media accounts are getting more followers/likes and posts on a daily basis. The accounts grow automatically as they are being used more. That is how our system is build. Of course you will find examples of new social media accounts.
And yeah, what do you expect for $66 a month. Give me more feedback and I will try to deliver it and get it done. Currently it gives you a whole variety of links on complete autopilot once you have set it up. Month after month. It gives you juice and social signals on a daily basis. That is the power, and that's why you pay more then using 10 tools to create those manually.
Our private network contains only high pagerank/high DA sites where only a few posts are posted each week per site. Each and every site is hosted on different GEO locations and contain video/images and we are improving the quality every week.
If you compare this to other services here on BHW where they give you 100 PR links for $50 (russian sape network?) you may feel linkaloha is "expensive", but the quality is on a whole other level here. Your links will not be buried after 1-2 days and we have real team of writers making the content no spun crap. A few links from our private network already gets your site moving. Buying a article isn't cheap.
Then, about results. I see people talking about results after using the system for 1-2 weeks. Guys, wakeup... SEO takes time especially in competitive niches I see some of you pushing.
If you can show me a service that in your eyes deliver more value I'm happy to take a look at it to see what we can adjust.
I saw you didn't setup the authority links campaigns correctly, that's why they don't run. You have mailed support and they give you an answer about what to do and you didn't do this. Maybe some thing where not clear enough for you but you could have asked me for help. Now you come here to complain. I would be happy to add you to skype and help you with everything by hand. I've given your money back and I'm losing money because of this.
EDIT: I see that you give me $300 back for the article writing. I will make sure these links are all posted for you. Thanks and hopefully if you still see some movement you can give our service another chance. You can't expect results in such a short time frame but I have a lot of members who actually have good results. You just have to give it some time.
As I said before in some email, LinkALoha isn't a magic bullet that will bring your new site to the top5 in 2 weeks in competitive niches. But it is a tool that will save you a shitload of time and can be perfectly used to get extra juice and diversification for your link profile next to your normal SEO campaigns that you do manually.
For all the complainers, just try LinkALoha and let it run for 2-3 months and upgrade/downgrade/cancel based on results you see. You can't say anything about results in 1-2 weeks. I will try my best to not dissapoint anybody.
I'm sure there are people happily using LinkALoha that wan't to share there experiences here in this thread to show that i'm not selling some crappy service here.
The social media accounts are growing every day as we speak. We just launched the service 2 weeks ago and the network of social media accounts are getting more followers/likes and posts on a daily basis. The accounts grow automatically as they are being used more. That is how our system is build. Of course you will find examples of new social media accounts.
And yeah, what do you expect for $66 a month. Give me more feedback and I will try to deliver it and get it done. Currently it gives you a whole variety of links on complete autopilot once you have set it up. Month after month. It gives you juice and social signals on a daily basis. That is the power, and that's why you pay more then using 10 tools to create those manually.
Our private network contains only high pagerank/high DA sites where only a few posts are posted each week per site. Each and every site is hosted on different GEO locations and contain video/images and we are improving the quality every week.
If you compare this to other services here on BHW where they give you 100 PR links for $50 (russian sape network?) you may feel linkaloha is "expensive", but the quality is on a whole other level here. Your links will not be buried after 1-2 days and we have real team of writers making the content no spun crap. A few links from our private network already gets your site moving. Buying a article isn't cheap.
Then, about results. I see people talking about results after using the system for 1-2 weeks. Guys, wakeup... SEO takes time especially in competitive niches I see some of you pushing.
If you can show me a service that in your eyes deliver more value I'm happy to take a look at it to see what we can adjust.
I saw you didn't setup the authority links campaigns correctly, that's why they don't run. You have mailed support and they give you an answer about what to do and you didn't do this. Maybe some thing where not clear enough for you but you could have asked me for help. Now you come here to complain. I would be happy to add you to skype and help you with everything by hand. I've given your money back and I'm losing money because of this.
EDIT: I see that you give me $300 back for the article writing. I will make sure these links are all posted for you. Thanks and hopefully if you still see some movement you can give our service another chance. You can't expect results in such a short time frame but I have a lot of members who actually have good results. You just have to give it some time.
As I said before in some email, LinkALoha isn't a magic bullet that will bring your new site to the top5 in 2 weeks in competitive niches. But it is a tool that will save you a shitload of time and can be perfectly used to get extra juice and diversification for your link profile next to your normal SEO campaigns that you do manually.
For all the complainers, just try LinkALoha and let it run for 2-3 months and upgrade/downgrade/cancel based on results you see. You can't say anything about results in 1-2 weeks. I will try my best to not dissapoint anybody.
I'm sure there are people happily using LinkALoha that wan't to share there experiences here in this thread to show that i'm not selling some crappy service here.
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chickenjoy
Registered Member
- Nov 19, 2010
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What an EPIC fail! Good thing I did not bought this service. So much hype yet no impact at all.
I for one am happy with the service. Have I stopped doing my own articles, documents, blogs, etc because of it? NO! Who relies on one product to get them to the top? Seriously, it is worth the pittance of an investment each month, if at least just to test for a few months. I don't see myself stopping the service unless it begins to hurt my SEO efforts. Which is something that I don't see happening any time soon...
pleiadian01
Registered Member
- Jan 14, 2009
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I'm getting what you see below for $66/mo. IYHO: Is it worth the money?
I am getting the same package (Thinker) but for $98........ ?!?
Too early for me to make any judgement on this service one way or the other.. to write it off already would be unfair. I think a fairer assessment would be around the 6-8 weeks mark and if some positive movement is taking place then stick with it.
At the risk of sounding completely newb could someone explain to me if strategies like linkaloha are still working? When I look at linkaloha the first thing that comes to mind is the links not being relevant to my websites.. the impact of past and future google penguin updates ect ect. Am i missing something?
goldendeli
Regular Member
- Nov 21, 2012
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My advice is give things time to work out and not just with linkaloha
My buddies that i get them into seo dont get it they jump ship from service to service like crack and then get pissed when they dont rank
like seriously thats not how seo works. give a service time before spending 2,000 a month or complaining that nothing is happening for $60 a month. you get what you pay for in life and seo is no different.
My buddies that i get them into seo dont get it they jump ship from service to service like crack and then get pissed when they dont rank
like seriously thats not how seo works. give a service time before spending 2,000 a month or complaining that nothing is happening for $60 a month. you get what you pay for in life and seo is no different.
pleiadian01
Registered Member
- Jan 14, 2009
- 95
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Is it worth the money? In a word NO. It is definitely NOT worth the money.
As you can see from my post above I was willing to give it a fair chance when most customers were already writing it off. I have given it over 3 months. The results: My rankings have not improved at all. In fact my rankings with Google have gotten worse. So in my experience this service has failed massively to live up to its over inflated hype and promises.
Then again what did I expect? 95% of these services are nothing but BS. Right now in my mind SEO is on its last legs. I've had no one prove me otherwise and trust me when I say I've tried!
NB: If any other customers have had success then fair enough, but I've seen no evidence to suggest that this service isnt just another over hyped seo snake oil bullshit story.
As you can see from my post above I was willing to give it a fair chance when most customers were already writing it off. I have given it over 3 months. The results: My rankings have not improved at all. In fact my rankings with Google have gotten worse. So in my experience this service has failed massively to live up to its over inflated hype and promises.
Then again what did I expect? 95% of these services are nothing but BS. Right now in my mind SEO is on its last legs. I've had no one prove me otherwise and trust me when I say I've tried!
NB: If any other customers have had success then fair enough, but I've seen no evidence to suggest that this service isnt just another over hyped seo snake oil bullshit story.
nossie
Regular Member
- Nov 13, 2008
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@flex
I'm not sure where you heard this. If you haven't used the system you don't know right?
All our FB and twitter and other social media accounts are now 6+ months aged. And our network consists of ~500 pr1-5 sites (high DA)
The only thing that's correct that linkaloha is automated.
I'm not sure where you heard this. If you haven't used the system you don't know right?
All our FB and twitter and other social media accounts are now 6+ months aged. And our network consists of ~500 pr1-5 sites (high DA)
The only thing that's correct that linkaloha is automated.
Scritty
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- May 1, 2010
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It's the secret ingredient that worries me.
If that's paid network links - then I wouldn't touch the service with a shitty stick.
It's SEO on my site - I don't want no "secret" shit on my site. If they're worried about saying what it is in clear English? I'm not going to use it.
Secret sauce and secret ingredients. Never understood why that's seen as a good thing.
Why anyone looking to be analytical and buying a service based on logic would fall for a line which is basically another way of saying "And some other stuff we ain't telling you about"
If you can't tell me what you're doing to my sites link profile - then don't do anything.
Imagine the reconsideration request if Google ever discovers this "secret" and penalizes you
"Yeah I bought this service - they 'did stuff'.. I bought it based on 'secret stuff' no idea what it was, so can't fix it...sorry"
Can't imagine that going down well, not to mention it dawning on you what a fucking idiot you've been paying for a service to do things you had no knowledge of to your site.
One step away from paying to be negative SEO'd IMO
Scritty
If that's paid network links - then I wouldn't touch the service with a shitty stick.
It's SEO on my site - I don't want no "secret" shit on my site. If they're worried about saying what it is in clear English? I'm not going to use it.
Secret sauce and secret ingredients. Never understood why that's seen as a good thing.
Why anyone looking to be analytical and buying a service based on logic would fall for a line which is basically another way of saying "And some other stuff we ain't telling you about"
If you can't tell me what you're doing to my sites link profile - then don't do anything.
Imagine the reconsideration request if Google ever discovers this "secret" and penalizes you
"Yeah I bought this service - they 'did stuff'.. I bought it based on 'secret stuff' no idea what it was, so can't fix it...sorry"
Can't imagine that going down well, not to mention it dawning on you what a fucking idiot you've been paying for a service to do things you had no knowledge of to your site.
One step away from paying to be negative SEO'd IMO
Scritty