Neurolinker is dropping my rankings?

[Irmscher]

Hi there guys

Recently signed up for linking network - Neurolinker.

Seems like everything was fine at first but then when my linkpages have been filled out with hundreds of backlinks - I was a bit concerned...

My wabsite has 5 php linkpages, they all look the same with only links and short description on them. Around 35-40 backlinks on each page.

First off, I think that these linkpages can worsen my rankings. I'm aware that google can spot out this neuronlinker network and even slap my website.

Also as I see the way backlinks are arranged on my website - then not a mystery that backlinks pointing to my website are with the same OBL (Outbound Links) rate that will diminish the link-juice significantly.

Anyone has some experience with this stuff guys?

[PhilipSEO]

Hmm, I have never used Neurolinker but if that's how it works it sounds like a terrible idea. You essentially build a link farm right on your own site, and you exect Google not to notice? Moreover, your site will be linked to from similar link farms on other site. Sounds like a surefire recipe for disaster. I suggest you drop the stuff a.s.a.p.

[Social-Media-Marketing]

Originally Posted by Irmscher

Hi there guys

Recently signed up for linking network - Neurolinker.

Seems like everything was fine at first but then when my linkpages have been filled out with hundreds of backlinks - I was a bit concerned...

My wabsite has 5 php linkpages, they all look the same with only links and short description on them. Around 35-40 backlinks on each page.

First off, I think that these linkpages can worsen my rankings. I'm aware that google can spot out this neuronlinker network and even slap my website.

Also as I see the way backlinks are arranged on my website - then not a mystery that backlinks pointing to my website are with the same OBL (Outbound Links) rate that will diminish the link-juice significantly.

Anyone has some experience with this stuff guys?

Personally, I avoid automated link exchanges like this for the VERY reasons you stated. As soon as Google stumbles onto it by manually reviewing a site that is using it, they will check those sites that are being linked to to notice that basically all of the sites listed on that site's link page are interlinking with one another. It's an obvious link exchange footprint.

Not to mention, having "Links" or "Resources" pages like this on your site looks terrible. It makes your site look cheap... kind of 1998ish.

There are MUCH more effective ways to build back links that do NOT involve techniques that violate Google's webmaster quality guidelines, specifically participating in linking schemes, and can therefore get you slapped with a penalty if caught.

[Irmscher]

Agreed, too much of a risk, for the sake of doubtable benefits.

[AlexLewis]

Do not use such linkfarms.in the long run this will hinder your progress tremenduosly.
It never matters how many backlinks you have.the only that matters is that you have related and quality backlinks.which appear normal and natural in the eyes of search engines.
this will increase your rankings very fast and steadily you will stick to that number one spot for a long time.

Alex ! - just my 2 cents mate

[Irmscher]

Originally Posted by AlexLewis

Do not use such linkfarms.in the long run this will hinder your progress tremenduosly.
It never matters how many backlinks you have.the only that matters is that you have related and quality backlinks.which appear normal and natural in the eyes of search engines.
this will increase your rankings very fast and steadily you will stick to that number one spot for a long time.

Alex ! - just my 2 cents mate

100% agreed

[Zeb]

2 way links is a thing of the past imo. There are a couple of great one way linking systems now that don't compromise your site to link farms.