onlinehaven
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- Sep 2, 2012
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OMG, if links get deleted then what use of your system? moreover what's the use of offering free trial ?
OMG, if links get deleted then what use of your system? moreover what's the use of offering free trial ?
Much preferred your image based link reporting system which was available on trial accounts. I don't even get to see my link after submitting captcha form..
Great Share. Thanks.
Have been a publisher for a couple of months now. The interface from a publisher's point of view has been quite good, better than I expected. Almost all of the articles we have received have been decently suited for each blog niche, so the content is not unwelcome.
I am now getting ready to start advertising through the network, so am curious to see how that side of the service is.
Nice service. Just upgraded my membership. I see in the monthly links a great choice. I used to use blog networks, if they gived the chance to remove links, many of sites wouldn't have had punishments by google. Also is good as an investment, because some times a site will go well for some months, and them get punished. With the monthly service, you can test different sites and see which is the best investment.
So what does $499 a year get you? How many backlinks? Do you have any guarantees on the backlinks like indexing? Do you build any links to the sites? Will we get X number of posts from PRX domains and what if the PR falls below a certain number? Is there any quality control in regards to the content? How do I know these aren't just getting posted to some other network? How long will they be on the homepage? Are all blogs indexed? Will we see the links? If not how do we know they are live?
Seems pricey to me with all the other networks out there.
You only check PageRank? I think you should also check MozRank, or ACRank, or AhrefsRank. If a domain has zero MozRank, it is worthless if it has PR, it will lose its PR on the next PR update.
was interested in the biggest package until I read they delete posts after you cancel unless you pay for the horribly expensive permanent package. any chance of adding a package that is something like "stay on for 6 months and the links from the first 6 months will change to permanent"? Would make a ton of people feel more comfortable paying out 499 a month.