New Linkbuilding tool

This new tool for linkbuilding has really done well for all my sites, which are all white hat and legit. They don't allow mfa or auto blogs. So if you have either of those, quit reading.
For those of you who want set it and forget it seo, this tool is awesome.
It's called linxboss, it costs $137 a month for 5 domains.
It provides weekly downloadable reports of keyword rankings, you can have up to 5 anchor texts per domain.
Each of your domains gets 200 links per month, although they don't show you where the links are coming from.
However, I've been testing it only for the past 2 weeks, and all my sites have increased in rankings, for some pretty hard keywords I must say.

When you say they don't show you where your links are coming from, do you mean they don't give you a report? How do you know they're doing their work? Most people with any sense at all would be able to use a backlink tool to see where they're getting their links anyways.

There is another very similar tool, called Back Links N*i*n*j*a dot com, which provides some additional functionality to find and attempt to get the backlinks of your competitors. It is $147 a month. It also gets 1,000 links per month. Because of its ability to analyze and get the links of your designated competitors, I think this tool is a little stronger.

The price of these links from these tools seems very high to me, and I wouldn't buy it unless those links are guaranteed to not be deleted if you leave the service at some future date. I know several of these services, including Linxboss, had to change their policies to preserve links after the service was canceled, because of user revolts inside their forums.

I have friends that use these services, and they have seen pretty good results, but I don't think 1,000 links a month is near enough for more competitive keywords, or if you are trying to get #1 in the serps for a limited time offer. In other words, not so good for blackhat. But if you have a low competition area or a whitehat site with which can you can wait for results, you can get links very expensively using these relatively good services. If you have the cash and patience these can be a OK way to go.

yummytork said:

This new tool for linkbuilding has really done well for all my sites, which are all white hat and legit. They don't allow mfa or auto blogs. So if you have either of those, quit reading.
For those of you who want set it and forget it seo, this tool is awesome.
It's called linxboss, it costs $137 a month for 5 domains.
It provides weekly downloadable reports of keyword rankings, you can have up to 5 anchor texts per domain.
Each of your domains gets 200 links per month, although they don't show you where the links are coming from.
However, I've been testing it only for the past 2 weeks, and all my sites have increased in rankings, for some pretty hard keywords I must say.

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There is some information 'out there' on this tool and frankly it is not positive. Would like to know some detail from anyone whom has used it - the monthly price tag as far as I can tell is $147pm which is comparable to many other 'tested' tools.

For $147 per month couldn't you hire an indian or chinese (no disrespect) to do the linking for you manually... ?

This is not a tool per say but more of a service that allows you to have links posted to sites within their network or partners. There are many link networks like this and these seem overpriced to me.

Hi yummytork, Nice post. good to hear that it worked for you.

Let me check it oout..

I have come across this tool before, but would like to hear more results before jumping in. Paul Forcey, the guy behind CommentHut, said that he had good results using linxboss.

This kind of tool would be useful only if the links are permanent and we get links from new domains every month. If the links are coming from their own network of sites the tool may not support these desired features.

Seems kinda pricey, hope it works for you