Linkvana Post Writer

[webdango]

Anyone have a recommendation for a Linkvana post writing service? Beside the (expensive) one already integrated with Linkvana.

Thanks-

[SoundsGood]

Good question. I'd like to know too...

[Kamran]

Try freelancer.com, I got 500 word articles written for $2 each and they turned out to be good quality. You have to be careful though, ask for a sample snippet before hiring anyone.

[cassie_camay]

linkvana is good. They let you create the articles and after submission they will check it for you. Either they will approve or deny it.

[SoundsGood]

Originally Posted by majeem

We can offer you that at a competitive rate than the Linkvana rates.

Can you PM me with your rates and some sample work?

[packerfan]

I'm assuming they are similar to BMR. If so, I offer that service. Check out the reviews in my sig if you're interested.

[arnie19]

I doubt freelancer is not that good as I had many experience in that place. they provide article samples which they didn't wrote themselves, which are good. However, when you actually hire them, you'll get a lot of junk articles. you still can try though but choose those with feedbacks.. or otherwise, Use odesk.com and hire a contractor on a hourly basis. 1$-2$ an hour for linkvana posting is enough. and within 1 hour you can get about 3-4 or 5 pieces for linkvana.

[quickcontent]

Email me if you are looking for high quality Linkvana posts and articles. We charge $1.25 per post and each post is of high quality to ensure Linkvana approves them without a glitch. No spinning or plagiarism. 100% unique content. PM me for details or check the link in my Sig!

[Kreative4]

Try the "Warrior for Hire" section. There are some good writers there.

[sacoderbd]

Consider hiring the outsourcing guys...they can certainly help you out

[whitestonesolicitorsuk]

LinkVana I would suggest you not to use because I have used it as trial but it didn't seem to work the way I have expected. It will take time to rank with it though they say within month you will get ranking. What they charge is too expensive and could easily be done manually and I think in much better way. Outsourcing could be considered and it will be affordable too plus you could pay after the work done so as a whole would be best idea. However, if you still want to go for something similar to LinkVana then consider BuildMyRank its faster and relevancy level is also good, plus affordable.

[quickcontent]

Definitely, outsourcing the posts is the best way out as writing services provide the same quality posts at less than half of what Linkvana or even Build My Rank charges. But you need to be careful when choosing a writing service. There are those offering services for as low as 0.75 cents for linkvana post and $1 for BMR posts.

Several clients came to our writing service after having had a bad experience with cheap writing services as they had to edit the content a lot of times for grammar. These services do not approve any articles that have grammatical or any other errors. Hence, the money you save for cheap services is not worth it if you have to spend time editing each of those articles.

Originally Posted by whitestonesolicitorsuk

LinkVana I would suggest you not to use because I have used it as trial but it didn't seem to work the way I have expected. It will take time to rank with it though they say within month you will get ranking. What they charge is too expensive and could easily be done manually and I think in much better way. Outsourcing could be considered and it will be affordable too plus you could pay after the work done so as a whole would be best idea. However, if you still want to go for something similar to LinkVana then consider BuildMyRank its faster and relevancy level is also good, plus affordable.

[speedbird]

Originally Posted by cassie_camay

linkvana is good. They let you create the articles and after submission they will check it for you. Either they will approve or deny it.

I doubt if Linkvana does check posts before submission.

[vickss]

Post acceptance rate in linkvana is more than bmr. both have similar network but linkvana is expensive. Hence bmr may work well.

[quickcontent]

Not sure of Linkvana, but BMR does check if articles are of publishable quality. If they are poor on grammar, BMR does reject articles. I think that in a way is good. If they allow poor quality content, users may not care for quality and may publish poor quality content, which may eventually affect these networks. So for your own as well as for their own good, its best to post reasonably good quality content.

Originally Posted by speedbird

I doubt if Linkvana does check posts before submission.