Linxboss - Is it effective?

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Hi there,

Since i never found out how this linkdozer-site works and what they actually offer, i decided to try out linxboss, which are way more clear in statements. It is a service where you can get 1000 do*foll*ow-Links every month from a blog farm, where every blog is hosted on a on unique c-class IP. You can give up to 5 URLs to promote and they'll appear on these blogs with various anchor tags.
They must own a real impressive blogfarm and as i promote many sites, i hope this service will get much workload from my shoulders...
I just started to use it and will constantly post here about success (if there is any). I'll keep my keywords tracked with TT and just watch (hopefully) my rankings go up.

I'll keep you up to date, so you can learn from my levity adn find out if it will work or the $127/month are pulverized. I just spent to many money on other useless services, so this will be my last try. If it doesn'T was it says, i'll go back to my oldstyle manual angela&paul-method.

Please post your experiences, if you ever used this service.

All the best,

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I came across this site a little while ago. I was looking for other link methods that were more automated but $127 a month sounded a little steep for just a blog farm. Keep us updated on your results!
 
Till now i see some results, but the crap is that you don't see where the links are cause their list is disclosed. I can't find one post of it till now...
I'll update you here if i find something new...
 
Use Google Alerts to track an exact "in quotes" line from your post and you'll soon find every site in their network.
 
im using "linkworth" if u know what is it,and its same thing,blogs farm,but here u choose the blog that u want to publish there your post,but i didnt see any change...

i dont belive in those services... specially after google updated new algorithm...
 
If you require us to share our linking system site list - that will never happen. We keep that information confidential to preserve the integrity of the system for all who use it. No exceptions.

Without giving the report, how we know they placed the links in 1000 sites. :crazy:
 
I think it is too much for only 5000 do follow links...
I am agree with husker999
 
Yes it is expensive.
Now i cancelled the plan and checked. A few are spidered till now but not so much at all. The quality of the autoblogs is pretty good - only one link per post.
After my cancellation they gave me a month for free. Wonder if they do this for real.
It improved my rankings and i think it is a good way if you can effort.
 
You would do better to buy a blog commenting tool or forum profile building tool and building your own 5000 backlinks a month. You know they're there, and you don't have to pay monthly.
 
You would do better to buy a blog commenting tool or forum profile building tool and building your own 5000 backlinks a month. You know they're there, and you don't have to pay monthly.

Exactly...
 
for $127 monthly I will get my website bookmarked, sent to over 2k directories, submitted to over a 350 article directories, a few rss submissions, some blogging comments and may a small Xrumer blast.
By the end I think you get more bang for your buck. Maybe not 5,000 backlinks but the quality will be higher so your rankings will come more easily.
Also, never put all eggs on one basket, you know, one slap from G00gle and you f....(You got it!)
 
I just started on Linxboss after reading the recommendations and good user comments at Daniel's Linkvanareviews blog. Then I also read some bad stuff about the Linxboss' owner over at the Warrior forum.

I agree the price is steep, but for an SEO, the hands-off link-building is what attracted me. Naturally, this isn't the only link-building method that I employ for my clients.

Although it's only been 2 weeks, I'm slightly concerned that I have not detected a single backlink from their blog farm. Will probably try it out for 2 months and then report back here.
 
I just started on Linxboss after reading the recommendations and good user comments at Daniel's Linkvanareviews blog. Then I also read some bad stuff about the Linxboss' owner over at the Warrior forum.

I agree the price is steep, but for an SEO, the hands-off link-building is what attracted me. Naturally, this isn't the only link-building method that I employ for my clients.

Although it's only been 2 weeks, I'm slightly concerned that I have not detected a single backlink from their blog farm. Will probably try it out for 2 months and then report back here.

Ya it's odd... Daniel swears by it and put's it as one of his top tools on linkvanareviews which I find has a lot of accurate information that matches my own findings. I haven't tried linxboss but while he says it helps a lot I see many complaints from people saying they never see the backlinks appear and not much of a change. I'm a bit put off by the massive price currently...
 
That is why i told this forum is worth because i got worth info dude....
 
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