Has anyone used Linkvana?

**CooperOIl** · 10-09-08

Hi,

I came across Linkvana - One Way Link Building yesterday and I was wondering if anyone here has experience of using it?

In a nutshell it is a service that lets you make a maximum of 5 blog posts per day to related blogs in its network of thousands. You can embed one link per post and they do not publish the details of their blogs. All posts are manually verified and will be rejected if they are poor quality, copied or not related to the blog. It seems to be a good method to slowly build related one way links and am thinking of trying it out.

Does anyone have any input or experience of it?

Thanks

**adamclark** · 04-10-08

I've not used it, but from what I've read in other forum posts most users have a positive result with it. But it's a bit expensive. However your links are permanent.

**byinstinct** · 07-10-08

I see the service is a monthly fee - do you sign up every month or is there a miminum monthly period?

Cheers

**CooperOIl** · 07-10-08

Its a monthly fee. I have been using it for a month or so now and it is showing some good results.

**pallavi** · 16-10-08

No i heard it here and saw it today. I found it pretty nice to use it. Can anyone tell me if it support affiliate link????

**dangregory** · 30-10-08

When you use Linkvana does it place any kind of php script page on your site? Or am I mixing that up with 3wayLinks? I remember that one of them seemed to require you to set up a special php page on your site - and for me that raised a red flag. Because won't Google figure out how to spot those automated pages everybody is using to do link swapping in this automated way and over time devalue those sites and links? That's the only thing I'd be worried about.

Dan

**stupha** · 14-12-08

Been using Linkvana about a month now and for me it's more than paying for itself.
There seems to be a lot of misunderstanding around how it works.
For each individual backlink you want created, you write a minimum 100 word, categorized blog post including one link. That then gets posted (as a proper blog post, not a comment) to one of linkvana's vast array of exclusive blogs. They control and manage all these blogs. Need another link? Then write another post.

The technique is to sit and write a whole bunch of posts and linkvana will schedule posting of them to make it look as natural as possible.
This is not mass link building, so is very much safer than that type of scheme. It takes effort to write the posts, but although they must be unique, 100 words takes a minute or two to churn out and I can create a week's worth of linkvana posts for my multiple websites in about an hour's effort. Each site you throw links at can have up to 4-6 posts added to their system per day, and you can manage multiple projects (sites) under one account - doesn't appear to be a specifically stated limit.

Traffic on my target sites and pages increased 40% over the first two weeks of using linkvana, earnings from those pages increased by the same amount.

**tan111** · 15-12-08

I haven't used it and have never heard about it

**NickE83** · 18-12-08

Yep, I love Linkvana, I have been using it for about 5 months now. I have seen some really great results from using it, and the thing that I really enjoy about it is the fact that you can put your link building largely on auto pilot.

The only thing that is a pain about the service, is the fact that unless you have a ton of money to invest in using their outsourcing service to create posts for you, you will need to come up with a way of creating a large amount of content quickly and easily.

I have come up with a pretty awesome method for doing so, and it enables me to spend about 45-60 mins on creating the content, and then about another hour uploading it into the system, and this creates enough posts for me to then forget about it for the next 6 months to a year.

I have included the exact method I use to do this in the video that is part of my bonus, as well as a discount for the first months membership fee.(just put linkvana killer bonus into google)

The only thing I would say is, don't be impatient when you join linkvana, there are quite a lot of people who are ignorant to the fact that SEO takes time, and ***** about the results they see from the service after only giving it a few weeks.

For those that are serious about doing SEO and investing into the future of their online business, its definitely a great service.

See what I am giving for people who sign up through me here :

AFFILIATE URL REMOVED BY ADMIN

Good luck with your marketing! :tup

Nick

**silveraden** · 29-12-08

It seems very expensive at $147 per month....

**cclayton** · 31-12-08

I am actually trying this out at present and will let you know how I get on. I do think its expensive but I have spent so much of my own time link building that its worth the break for a month to see what this can deliver for a month or two.

**johninspire** · 13-01-09

Thank you Cooper for bringing this up and thanks Stupha and NikeE83 for sharing the experience of using it. I'm considering of using the service too. Thanks!

**Alfie** · 15-01-09

cclayton - have you got any feedback on your experience with Linkvana so far? Same as you, I'm considering giving myself a break for a month or two - it makes the $147 seem quite cheap!!

All the best,

Alf

**takahashii** · 17-01-09

If you would like Linkvana for less than the $147 per month, i've just set this up.

Sorry for the shamless plug.

**cclayton** · 18-01-09

So far its going okay, I am using the outsource writing process a lot as well as I found I am bored of writing content... bad I know. Anyway, I think its going to take a couple of months to see the true benefit so will keep it going for as long as I can.