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Is the issue related to recurring payments, if so can you accept manual payment? I can't use any of the other option currently available and would really like to try your service.
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Is the issue related to recurring payments, if so can you accept manual payment? I can't use any of the other option currently available and would really like to try your service.
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It is related to the recurring payments... are working on a few different ways to get things set up to make it easier for someone in your shoes to be able to subscribe to the service.
mystery007
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It is on our list of features we want to add. The thing about us adding features is that we only do the coding in house so it takes time to get them all added very quickly as we test them to find the problems in house also.
Add that to Kevin being the only one in our partnership that has technical skills and him having a full time job and a family and things don't get changed real fast... that is actually my fault because I bring so little to the table there.
It's never a bother to schedule a LP or a zillion LPs for you as it is about a 10 second operation on my end as all I do is log in and push a button so don't feel as it you are bothering me at all... that is my job; to offer the best customer service possible to our clients.
I am having a second linkpush being processed right now but I was noticing that the properties are the same as my first linkpush?
The same web 2.0 properties, bookmarks, private network blogs (I mean the same websites, the same web 2.0 sites, etc.), although articles are different, this could raise some flags, Couldn't it?
The same web 2.0 properties, bookmarks, private network blogs (I mean the same websites, the same web 2.0 sites, etc.), although articles are different, this could raise some flags, Couldn't it?
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Nah, I have one site that I have 300 LPs to it a month and although I don't look to see what sites are backlinking to it, I know there are numerous duplicates.
That site is only 4 months old and gets 600 UVs a day organically with the majority of the traffic from Google.
I thought I read in one of your posts that you use your LPs for doing SEO for your offline clients as well. Do you send them reports from LPs that you do for them in all the properties that was setup that month? I guess what I'm asking is is OK to send clients the reports we get from our LPs as well? Or do you send them modified versions? Any feedback?
TNphoneman
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All I send them is a ranking report. They really don't care about all that other stuff. Keep it simple for them.
mikie46
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So far the problem i see that breaks the entire wheel are the articles.
Not one of the articles posted for my first push are visible. That was on the 23rd and today its the 27th. I cant imagine that it takes 4 days for these articles to be approved but its true, not one appear anywhere. The problem with this scenario is that it breaks the wheel links.
Any reason why these article directories are taking so long to approve the articles? I even see one article directory showing VIEW but when i click on the link it says NO SUCH ARTICLE.
Not one of the articles posted for my first push are visible. That was on the 23rd and today its the 27th. I cant imagine that it takes 4 days for these articles to be approved but its true, not one appear anywhere. The problem with this scenario is that it breaks the wheel links.
Any reason why these article directories are taking so long to approve the articles? I even see one article directory showing VIEW but when i click on the link it says NO SUCH ARTICLE.
wannabie
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Some article directory's can take ages, I have noticed some of the articles popping up after a couple of week? isn't that part of the "randomness"? I have articles that I submitted back in Feb and only just got the article approved.............
The whole idea of LP is that the footprint is fucking hard to trace, one set of links could pop up and then nothing for a couple of days, then 20 links, then 5, then none!
Leave LP alone for a month and then download the LP file and blast those(or leave loopline to do it)
I have seen some LP's show as complete and then pop back up as in progress!
Leave it and carry on doing what ever you're doing and get back to it after a couple of weeks or so, I leave them for a month to be fair!
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TNphoneman
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There is also no guarantee that the article will be approved at all.
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Just to make it easy, I'll be posting the Coupon Code for the BHW members periodically.
Here's the BHW coupon - B5EEDB4E63 or 323957875A
It will give you 10% off your subscription and it is a recurring coupon so
it will be active for you as long as that subscription remains active.
Also you can DL our Best Practices E-Book here - http://linkpushing.net/blog/faq/253/
And our Video Tutorials here - http://linkpushing.net/blog/video-tutorials/
Here's the BHW coupon - B5EEDB4E63 or 323957875A
It will give you 10% off your subscription and it is a recurring coupon so
it will be active for you as long as that subscription remains active.
Also you can DL our Best Practices E-Book here - http://linkpushing.net/blog/faq/253/
And our Video Tutorials here - http://linkpushing.net/blog/video-tutorials/
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Thanks for the business.
Orders are processed automatically as soon as the payment gets approved and delivered to our account by Google or Paypal and your subscription will automatically be activated upon approval.
We generally do not look at those things unless there is a problem which does of course happen because nothing is 100% perfect.
coop99
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I have a link velocity question.
If I'm wanting to maintain a consistent link velocity, is it important to always have a linkpush running for a url I'm targeting, or do gaps between linkpushes not matter? And for gap I'm thinking 2 or 3 days, not 2 weeks.
If I'm wanting to maintain a consistent link velocity, is it important to always have a linkpush running for a url I'm targeting, or do gaps between linkpushes not matter? And for gap I'm thinking 2 or 3 days, not 2 weeks.
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I personally think that having some gaps in your link building is a natural looking process to the search engines and would even suggest that in most cases.
If you have a huge site, perhaps you want to keep building links on a daily basis but in general, a few gaps here and there will look as though your link building process is a normal and natural one and not automated.
If you have a huge site, perhaps you want to keep building links on a daily basis but in general, a few gaps here and there will look as though your link building process is a normal and natural one and not automated.
TNphoneman
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Not to mention, sometimes you will have the next push start before the one before it completes.
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