linkvana, articlemarketingautomation, contextual links etc,,

[jamespoole]

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Anyone used any of these or have any recommendations for others
LinkXL Contextual Text Link Ads
Contextual Links @ V7N
Niche Article Marketing for High Search Ranking - Premier Service
Linkvana - One Way Link Building

I use articlemarketingautomation a lot and had some very good seo results from it

basically they have large blog networks, you provide content with links and they publish it.

Maybe looking at starting something similar UK based, anyone interested in investing or helping out let me know

[takahashii]

I use Linkvana and found it to bring good results. If you want specifics PM me. Alternatively check out my UK Linkvana Discount site.

It's much cheaper this way

[jamespoole]

thanx mate il have a look into that

any more reccomendations?

[mtuffin]

thanx mate il have a look into that

any more reccomendations?

Increase Website Traffic with TrafficKahuna is similar. I liked the service but had some problems with their link exchange system (blocked by an ISP between me and them) so ultimately decided against it and was thinking of setting up my own blog network although never did. I kind of wish I'd kept my subscription now as it might be a bit more useful to me at the moment.

One Way Links is also similar and is a spin off of the popular 3 Way Links. Haven't used it personally.

Mike

[ContentBoss]

link exchanges are a good way to ensure you never get above PR 0

[Brendon]

>> link exchanges are a good way to ensure you never get above PR 0

Care to elaborate? Because I call total b*llsh*t on that. Link exchanges don't push you to great rankings like they used to, but you have to go some to get a ban from them. Certainly, going overboard on them with a fresh domain, and little or no experience can cause tears, but so could, picking an example at random, signing up for a content rewriting service who won't talk about their backend tech, and spread unmitigated FUD about the SEs ability to spot non-wrangled content

[JamesEvansSEO]

Care to elaborate? Because I call total b*llsh*t on that. Link exchanges don't push you to great rankings like they used to, but you have to go some to get a ban from them. Certainly, going overboard on them with a fresh domain, and little or no experience can cause tears, but so could, picking an example at random, signing up for a content rewriting service who won't talk about their backend tech, and spread unmitigated FUD about the SEs ability to spot non-wrangled content

Hi, totally right, I think that most people is still in "2004 - 2005 SEO magic techniques"... hello? we are in 2009 ...web2, blogs, video, ...

Some techniques might work but are not as powerful as years ago...

J

[draco88]

Thanks for the information