Buying links has long been debated, especially when Google slapped so many blogs in the last year. Personally I haven’t had many issues with Google, but many people had. With that disclaimer, be careful where you buy your links. Most places that sell links have a “footprint”, or an easy way to track which websites are selling links. For example of a footprint, search for “powered by WordPress” in Google. It’s an easy way to find a lot of blogs that are running WordPress. That’s just a simple footprint, but there is a footprint to just about everything.
One place that I’ve found that sells quality links and doesn’t leave a trail is LinkWorth. If you haven’t bought many links then this won’t matter to you, but if you’re in the game to make money, links are vitally important. LinkWorth has some really big blogs on their network for driving traffic, then they have a lot of 2nd and 3rd tier blogs that are great for just snagging a link.
Personally, I like to get one link and go. I think a single link on one domain is just as beneficial as a site-wide link, and possibly even better. Depending on the quality of where the link is posted, you can see beneficial traffic from links that you’ve earned naturally or purchased.
Either way, LinkWorth doesn’t seem to leave any footprints which means it is nearly impossible to find out if the links are natural or paid.
Do you recommend buying links or simply focusing on writing good unique content? I know it’s a fast easy way to get link power but it’s costly and if your caught then it’s worthless.
John
Personally, I would not recommend buying links of any form, unless it has the ‘no-follow’ placed within the HTML code.
Good content and an ethical back links building strategy is the best way to go.
Regards
Cesar
I don’t like the whole idea of buying links. As with Cesar’s comment, good content and a proper link building strategy is a much better way to go. Buying links in my opinion is the blogging equivalent of using prostitutes.
I am looking for TNX alternatives. Does not look like it works any more. 🙁 Is linkworth really worth it?
If we buy links carefully then it will be helpful to get good traffic. Like we must buy links from websites which do not mention at their website that they are offering paid links. Some links from high pr blogs may also prove very effective for ranking and traffic.
I would agree with you Cesar!
thanks for the advice…will try out linkworth
I am using Linkworth, found it to be great although I am not 100% sure about the footprint.
If someone is copying the code and editing HTML then yes but I have noticed they have some options open, presumably for less experienced users.
These Include:
File Inclusion on Website (You place a line of code on your site where you want the links to appear and they appear).
Auto Update Links (Lets you publish your links automatically in your home page or subpage by simply putting some tags within your file(s).
WordPress Plug-in (Download a plug-in for WordPress).
I would be wary of being 100% sure any links you buy not having any identifying marks.
Storm.
Anyone know how “Linkworth” compares with some of the other backlink sites? I’m looking for only the best services to work with. Thanks.
Hi dear ,
Some really helpful information here. I Like of your website design . Did you make this templete yourself or did you get it from any templetes websites? Looks pretty cool for me . I use Joomla but wants something better.
Hey, thanks a lot for the information post . I have wondering if you make money from pay per post too? I heard that is not bad for a good page rank blog.
@Howard – I had the design custom made. A good designer can create something similar.
@Lara – I don’t do anything with pay per post.