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Some of those websites load fast and some of them load slow and in order to have "live" harvesting we will have to crawl whole world wide web every single time the analysis is being performed which is not realistically possible to do within an acceptable period of time with technologies that exist right now.

That's another thing I don't understand. This notion that a crawler must crawl every single website on the web. I find that difficult to understand for several reasons.

First, the whole web isn't indexed by Google. So if you have backlinks on sites that aren't indexed, it doesn't matter if they aren't found or reported, because they don't count anyways. Second, Google by definition not only presents all the backlinks that are indexed, but it presents them in order of what it thinks is relevant, which ought to be a pretty good indicator of what it thinks is relevant. I assume there has to be more to backlink checking and analysis than simply doing a Google search, but it seems to me that simply running Google would be a good start.

I don't understand why credible, commonly-used software (like SEO Spyglass) cannot manage to report the existence of backlinks that are on page 3 of Google. Now in this thread I am getting the message that your software is independently crawling the entire web, and because of this, "X", "Y" and "Z", and I just cannot understand why Google cannot be used to find out what backlinks Google itself has indexed.
 
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Just signed up for the Bronze Pack, really like it so far, but I also got to say I'm not a fan or your price structure, like someone else said could get expensive... so would actually make me use it rarely.

Price might seem a little expensive at the beginning but if we will compare it with how much high PR backlinks cost;
PR2: $10 - $15
PR3: $15 - $25
PR4: $60 - $80
PR5: $100 - $150
PR6: $150 - $250
Above data is taken from; http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...6929-average-pricing-pr2-pr3-pr4-pr5-pr6.html

iBacklinkPRO will discover and provide multiple high PR backlinks for $9.99 which comes up to be much cheaper price and better option.
 
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That's another thing I don't understand. This notion that a crawler must crawl every single website on the web. I find that difficult to understand for several reasons.

First, the whole web isn't indexed by Google. So if you have backlinks on sites that aren't indexed, it doesn't matter if they aren't found or reported, because they don't count anyways.
It is very hard to tell which backlinks are indexed by Google and which ones are not. Even Google Webmaster Tools account will not show all of the backlinks pointing to your website that you own and its very hard to find what new backlinks Google discovers every day.

I don't understand why credible, commonly-used software (like SEO Spyglass) cannot manage to report the existence of backlinks that are on page 3 of Google. Now in this thread I am getting the message that your software is independently crawling the entire web, and because of this, "X", "Y" and "Z", and I just cannot understand why Google cannot be used to find out what backlinks Google itself has indexed.
As far as why relative software like SEO Spyglass cannot manage to report the existence of backlinks that are on page 3 of Google I don't exactly know but I'm assuming it is because of Google's restrictions that can cause certain penalty it you abuse Google's search engine.

As far as why Google cannot be used to find out what backlinks Google itself has indexed is because Google does not provide complete information about all backlinks that it indexed for a specific website only very tiny fraction of it. For instance it we will search for "google.com" we will see Google showing 5,580,000,000 results but if we will go through the pages of results we will see that Google will only show 190 results.
 
Thank you, please don't forget to come back and post your review.
 
Below is a site of one of our clients, we have been using data from iBacklinkPRO for this site's Internet marketing for several months and here are the results:

EBH4G


Keyword: Male Enhancement
14 Million Competing sites
267,000 Global Monthly Searches
High Competition


The strategy that we used to get our client's site to the top of Google results for this keyword is simple:

1) Create unique, quality content constantly; at least once a week a new post.

2) We used results from iBacklinkPRO that we got by analyzing our competitor's sites' backlinks. We looked for links (follow and nofollow) that had a max of Alexa rank 400,000 and a Domain PR of at least 3.

We created new backlinks no faster than 5 - 15 a week, and have been doing it for less than 4 months.

3) We maintain 0% duplicate content on our site, nothing spun, all original.

4) Constant general maintenance of things like broken links and other site issues.


Okay, so lets say you where building roughly 50 links per month over months = 200 Links that were PR 3+ and you ranked number one?

What sort of links where those - comment ? profile ? contextual ? other ??

Seems a bit extreme ???!
to rank for such a competitive term with only 200 links and from what I understand you only went for domains that had PR 3+ but that does not necessarily mean the page on where you got the link from was a PR 3+ right??

I'd like to know more about this case study ( If you dont mind sharing on the public - maybe send me a PM). Not interested in the niche... but if that works on such a tough keyword.... it would be quite easy to take on much easier keywords!!!!

Thanks in advance!
 
Okay, so lets say you where building roughly 50 links per month over months = 200 Links that were PR 3+ and you ranked number one?

What sort of links where those - comment ? profile ? contextual ? other ??

Seems a bit extreme ???!
to rank for such a competitive term with only 200 links and from what I understand you only went for domains that had PR 3+ but that does not necessarily mean the page on where you got the link from was a PR 3+ right??

I'd like to know more about this case study ( If you dont mind sharing on the public - maybe send me a PM). Not interested in the niche... but if that works on such a tough keyword.... it would be quite easy to take on much easier keywords!!!!

Thanks in advance!

What sort of links where those - comment ? profile ? contextual ? other ??

---- We had all sorts of links almost every place where we could place our backlink we placed it. Except we were skipping on about 80% of forum profile backlinks unless if the from domain had a high PR 6+


Seems a bit extreme ???!
to rank for such a competitive term with only 200 links and from what I understand you only went for domains that had PR 3+ but that does not necessarily mean the page on where you got the link from was a PR 3+ right??

--- That is right we did about 4 months of backlink building for that domain from PR 3+ and Alexa no higher than 200,000 domains. Where 80% of those backlinks were from PR 5+ domains, lot of those pages where we had placed our backlink had PR 0 but domain PR 3+, some pages where our backlink was placed had PR as high as 6. And the domain that we did backlinks for was about 8 years old.

-- To see that it really works for yourself please feel free to use our free demo version that should provide good amount of high PR backlinks as well. For best results please follow; build backlinks from domains PR 3+ and Alexa number no higher than 200,000. NO MORE than 3 backlinks per day to minimize the chance of being penalized by the search engines to minimum. And we would really appreciate if you would please post you results here.
 
When I enter url and press "Start", I get: "Either our database is busy at the moment or, more likely, this URL has 0 backlinks." I really know that this URL has more than 0 backlinks...
 
When I enter url and press "Start", I get: "Either our database is busy at the moment or, more likely, this URL has 0 backlinks." I really know that this URL has more than 0 backlinks...

Could you please PM me that URL?
 
I just purchased the silver package on my mail - please check up on it asap. Thanks
 


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For a very short time, we are offering 5 iBacklinkPRO Full Version Credits For Free! All you need to do is post your positive comment of iBacklinkPRO on an Alexa Rank 50k or better community site, such as a forum, blog, etc.


That's right! Up to 50k of your competitor's backlinks for Free! There are some specific requirements to get your Free Credits:


- The community site must have an Alexa Rank of 1 to 50,000
- The community site or social profile must be related to Internet marketing
- The post must include a link to http://www.ibacklinkpro.com
- The post must be publicly visible for us to be able to verify it
- Only three social network posts will qualify for free iBaclinkPRO credits: posts on Facebook, LinkedIn or Google+ with at least 200 followers/friends/etc. Make sure the post is public so that we can verify it.
- Submit the links to your posts to us via the http://www.ibacklinkpro.com/contact.html contact page, please allow up to 72 hours for credits to be issued


* We reserve the right to refuse credits for manipulated or illegal posts, posts on banned (Google PR 0) domains or temporary posts or other legitimate reasons.
 
I would like to order but before I do has the issues been resolved?
 
PageRank issue is resolved, as far as occasional freeze ups; yesterdays we did few modifications and ran tests whole days and we have not seen freeze ups except with one account where one customer's scan would get stuck at about 23% for the specific URL, other scans for other URLs seem to have no problem completing with 100% for that customer. We ran that URL that would not complete with 100% on our computers and had no problems with getting 100% completion. We are working on finding out why is one of our customers' not able to get 100% completion result for the specific URL.

But again everyone else seems to have no problems with getting 100% completion with their scans.
 
We are still having those issues once in the while, but we found the source of the problem. The problem was coming from memory overload on the server when too many scans are being processed at the same time. We are moving to a new server this coming Monday and should be able to have it all up and running by next Friday or sooner.

I truly apologizes for the inconvenience, we are doing our best to have this issue resolved as soon as we can. Those incomplete scans bring pretty large revenue loss to us, but what is more important to us is the inconvenience that this issue brings to our customers. Our goal always was, is and will be to do what ever it takes to keep our customers happy. I appreciate your patience and understanding.

Thank you,
Alexander.
iBacklinkPRO co-owner.
 
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