Outsourcing Backlinks

[adamcm]

Hi all,

I tried to do everything on my own for various sites of mine but am finding that the backlink process is taking a bit too much of my time and I believe I could be more effective if I outsource this. Most of my targetted keywords have very low competition (but very low search volume) and realistically would only need about 20-30 backlinks to have more than everyone else i'm competing against. I've primarily focused on building backlinks through article marketing and blog comments but again am finding the process to take a bit longer than expected (some of my sites have 50+ posts i'd like to have ranked better). I was just hoping to have a couple of questions answered:

1 - If I were to outsource backlinks, where would my best bet be to ask someone for this service? Would freelance websites be a good place to start?

2 - Should I look into other areas of getting backlinks like xrumer, or other backlinks packages? Any recommendations?

3 - Would software like Scrapebox help me find blogs to comment on easier? I've heard the tool is a bit spammy, and I try to leave usefil comments on the site i'm reading rather than generic links sent all at once.

Anyways hoping someone could shed some light on this. I'm sure there are other threads so if anyone has any good beginner/newbie outsourcing guides that would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

[petevamp]

Originally Posted by adamcm

Hi all,

I tried to do everything on my own for various sites of mine but am finding that the backlink process is taking a bit too much of my time and I believe I could be more effective if I outsource this. Most of my targetted keywords have very low competition (but very low search volume) and realistically would only need about 20-30 backlinks to have more than everyone else i'm competing against. I've primarily focused on building backlinks through article marketing and blog comments but again am finding the process to take a bit longer than expected (some of my sites have 50+ posts i'd like to have ranked better). I was just hoping to have a couple of questions answered:

1 - If I were to outsource backlinks, where would my best bet be to ask someone for this service? Would freelance websites be a good place to start?

2 - Should I look into other areas of getting backlinks like xrumer, or other backlinks packages? Any recommendations?

3 - Would software like Scrapebox help me find blogs to comment on easier? I've heard the tool is a bit spammy, and I try to leave usefil comments on the site i'm reading rather than generic links sent all at once.

Anyways hoping someone could shed some light on this. I'm sure there are other threads so if anyone has any good beginner/newbie outsourcing guides that would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

You can outsource on freelance sites however make sure if by doing so. That the worker is going to build you a list of where these links are located. Otherwise you just paid someone to build you backlinks with out knowing if they really did the work or not.

Some of the backlink packages out there can get rather expensive and once again you need to make sure that they offer to give you some sort of proff.

A tool that would help you in finding good links is comment kahuna. The tool is free and can help you with your blog commenting.

If you are depending solely on backlinks from blogs then coment kahuna is the tool you need. However there are several other fast ways to build links to your site out side of blogs that do not take much time at all.

One method I like and use alot is by submitting software to software directories. Have a look at one of my older post about how to go about doing this. The title of the post was something like 500th post massive backlinks. It has been a little while since I made the post so I do not remember the name fully. Although it is one of the easiest and fastest ways to build back links to your site. All of which will be one way links.

[jesus72knight]

You can always outsource your backlinks. Tip: Outsource to countries in Asia. They offer the best quality of service in much reasonable rate.

Please do contact Regal Web. Link is below.
Web Site Development | Best Website Hosting

Thanks!

[wariswar]

Originally Posted by jesus72knight

You can always outsource your backlinks. Tip: Outsource to countries in Asia. They offer the best quality of service in much reasonable rate.

Please do contact Regal Web. Link is below.
Web Site Development | Best Website Hosting

Thanks!

Or build it yourself, because even 10 links a day can get you higher rankings.
Do not use Software for SEO, do not hire anyone who can offer 1000 links just in 20$.

[Soozi]

Interesting, thank you, I like the look of submitting software to software directories. Never thought about that. Good tip me thinks

[Marketing Ignite]

you can use freelancers but they have to be knowledgable about SEO. If you use someone that just do this to get links then think twice...There are freelancers that just get links for the sake of getting links but dont care about your google ranknigs...so keep that in mind...

[Steve Murphy]

Hi there,

You can definitely outsource your backlinks building. There are plenty of sources for this type of service.

One thing I would warn about though...

It is true that you can get your links built cheaply in Asia. However, I note that you like to leave relevant comments rather than just leaving spammy comments. You are less likely to get this from the cheapest alternatives (you could take a chance in the Philippenes) and, of course, you want your links to stick.

Ideally you want somebody who will write you at least three sentences, with good spelling and grammar with the right words in the correct order, relevant to the discussion.

Never forget the mods

Cheers,

Steve

[jhonsean]

I think that implementing it manually will gain quality backlinks for your site, I've never experienced software services like that, anyone can link builds itself for the sake of quality.

[adamcm]

Thanks all,

As most mentioned my biggest concern is the lack of quality that some of the links will provide. Many have mentioned the use of the tool scrapebox, but i'm not sure I like the idea of leaving a bunch of "Hey I found your blog on Google" type posts linked back to me.

Altogether i've tried blog commenting, article creation, and exchanging links with other webmasters. But i've heard of other tools like article spinners submitting to different directories and other tools. Are any of these betterthan the others? I'm just trying to find a way to use my time more efficiently. I like writing my content but find the process of finding blogs to comment on and articles to be a little tough.

Thanks!

[yanivkalfa]

Originally Posted by adamcm

Hi all,

I tried to do everything on my own for various sites of mine but am finding that the backlink process is taking a bit too much of my time and I believe I could be more effective if I outsource this. Most of my targetted keywords have very low competition (but very low search volume) and realistically would only need about 20-30 backlinks to have more than everyone else i'm competing against. I've primarily focused on building backlinks through article marketing and blog comments but again am finding the process to take a bit longer than expected (some of my sites have 50+ posts i'd like to have ranked better). I was just hoping to have a couple of questions answered:

1 - If I were to outsource backlinks, where would my best bet be to ask someone for this service? Would freelance websites be a good place to start?

2 - Should I look into other areas of getting backlinks like xrumer, or other backlinks packages? Any recommendations?

3 - Would software like Scrapebox help me find blogs to comment on easier? I've heard the tool is a bit spammy, and I try to leave usefil comments on the site i'm reading rather than generic links sent all at once.

Anyways hoping someone could shed some light on this. I'm sure there are other threads so if anyone has any good beginner/newbie outsourcing guides that would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

1. i wouldn't pay anyone to do it for you.

2. if you know what you are doing .. backlink got from xrummer can be awesome or any other network -- my network too :_) could help.

3. scrapbox is absolutely awesome a bit expensive as i recall. but worth any penny - some would say hard to us. but alot manage to use it quiet well.

Basically - any links is links. all links are good and can only help no harm well 99.99% of the links at least.

Thats my opinion on the matter. if you want some more specific explanation let me know.

[yanivkalfa]

adamcm please PM me your email so i can answer you PM - it tells me i have less then 50 messages and therefore i cant pm you back.

[adamcm]

I should also clarify how I am going about my backlink ventures. What I am doing right now is searching in google for "niche" + comment and trying to comment on as many blogs as possible related to their content. Some comments are automatic, but I would say 75% end up in moderation. I don't mind this as I do the same thing. The problem is that some of the blogs I post on are posts from a long time ago. I am only assuming that the site owenr (no matter how good the comment is) would not be checking for comments or consider putting them up after a couple of years since the original article creation.

Any easier ways to find places to get backlinks is what i'm after, manual or outsourced .

Thanks!

[yanivkalfa]

Alright so there you go you already wasting time with what you said.
first
you can list your self to many networks like mine. --- well not as advanced or clean as mine but you get the idea :_) then --- Buy auto approve lists or . get scrap box and start scrapping for the blogs.

doing what your doing now .. you can expect to outsource anyone ..
i promise you there are way to promote websites that are safe and "clean" that are much easier then going 1 by one. that simply crazy.

[BishopMartin]

Originally Posted by swords

I don't believe there are any PR10's out there other than Google themselves.

Here are a few to get you started dude..

World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
USA.gov: The U.S. Government's Official Web Portal
United States Department of Health and Human Services
The White House
Welcome to the Group of Eight
Home: National Portal of India
CNN.com - Breaking News, U.S., World, Weather, Entertainment & Video News

Originally Posted by swords

That's right, it's a PR9. So comparing my backlink PR9 to PayPal gives you an idea how much Google values it.

Is the actual page that your link appears on a PR9, or is it on a sub page of a website that has a PR9 home page?

PageRank is applied to individual pages, not websites as a whole, so its totally deceptive to call a link on a sub page a PR9 link just because the home page of the site is PR9. Same thing with equating it with PayPal..

[challanger]

There are different type of backlinks which you can get but from your pot it looks you want backlink on relevant blogs and also backlink on the page which should indexed. This is too costly as compare to profile backlinks

[Rakesh]

Have a look around here on WF, or just go check out some people on Odesk or something and see if they're any good by looking at their reviews etc.

[swords]

Originally Posted by BishopMartin

Here are a few to get you started dude..

World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
USA.gov: The U.S. Government's Official Web Portal
United States Department of Health and Human Services
The White House
Welcome to the Group of Eight
Home: National Portal of India
CNN.com - Breaking News, U.S., World, Weather, Entertainment & Video News



Is the actual page that your link appears on a PR9, or is it on a sub page of a website that has a PR9 home page?

PageRank is applied to individual pages, not websites as a whole, so its totally deceptive to call a link on a sub page a PR9 link just because the home page of the site is PR9. Same thing with equating it with PayPal..

Never did much research on PR10, but it's obvious why those sites are PR10 of course... Mostly are .gov.

As for the PR9... I don't believe in your statement honestly. I think as long as the link is on a sub-page of the website, and not a sub-domain (big difference), then it counts.

Prime example... Angela's backlink program. She offers PR6-PR7 where you post in your signature or your Bio section in your profiles. Do you think that the sub-page 'www.example.com/member/profile/swords/bio' is a PR6? Of course not! The same concept should be applied to even broad sub-pages such as 'www.example.com/forum'.

I do see a point where I could be wrong, but I do make an interesting point above. I know that you obviously don't get backlinks for ezinearticles.com when you make an article with your link in that article. These kinds of sites have separate ways of having Google index the pages.

The method I use involves a very crappy forum setup for all of the sites. These forums, from my research, do not provide any kind of SEO functions, especially when blocking users such as mine that just edit their profile.


/rant :O


EDIT: As my theory was suggested, it is proven right by multiple high figures on this forum in this thread: Are forum profile links a waste of time?

[ocd]

Here's a couple of links to sites listing PR10.

http://www.rank10.org/top/

PR 10 Pages - PR10 List - PageRank 10 Sites


I agree with you Adam about the length of time building BLs. I searched this term just to see what I would get on the forum and got your thread first. These links take a lot of time to get going with signing up, etc.

I'm thinking that I do 5 per day at first then see what happens.

[BishopMartin]

Originally Posted by swords

Never did much research on PR10, but it's obvious why those sites are PR10 of course... Mostly are .gov.

They are PR10 because they have an extreme amount of back-links. The fact that they are .gov has nothing to do with it: Do You Still Care About .Gov or .Edu Links?

Originally Posted by swords

As for the PR9... I don't believe in your statement honestly. I think as long as the link is on a sub-page of the website, and not a sub-domain (big difference), then it counts.

This is a PR10 page: World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
This is a PR7 page: Privacy - W3C
And this is a PR0 page: W3C Glossary - Search results

To imply a link from that last URL is a PR10 link and that it 'counts' or has equivalent value as a link from the home-page is simply dead wrong. You equated your PR0 link to the power of PayPal - seriously.. Talk about over hype..

Originally Posted by swords

I know that you obviously don't get backlinks for ezinearticles.com when you make an article with your link in that article. These kinds of sites have separate ways of having Google index the pages.

Actually you do get backlinks from ezinearticles - thats why its so popular with article marketers and IMers in general. I'm also not sure why 'kind' of sites your referencing but Google indexes all pages in a similar manner..

Originally Posted by swords

EDIT: As my theory was suggested, it is proven right by multiple high figures on this forum in this thread: Are forum profile links a waste of time?

Don't get me wrong - I think forum profiles are a great way to build links.. (You just need to build a lot of them, and make sure you have a system to get them indexed.) My objection is that your calling it a PR9 link, and not clarifying that it will be a PR0 link that happens to be on a site with a PR9 homepage. In fact, you called it ' highest backlink you can possibly get.'. - and thats just utterly ridiculous.

[jmaresca2005]

i think yes to all of your questions are all sound options.

[SoundsGood]

Originally Posted by wariswar

do not hire anyone who can offer 1000 links just in 20$.

Originally Posted by swords

http://www.warriorforum.com/warriors...backlinks.html

Funny !

[thomarv29]

Only two great Backlink sites to go to, ODesk if you want to do it yourself or Backlink Team. I think Freelancer and getafreelancer are too cumbersome to use now and its harder to find good workers.

[dadamson]

If you are outsourcing backlinks or any SEO for that matter just do your homework first.

Pick a few reputable companies and request they do a full audit on your site to come up with a tailored solution for your keywords and competition.

Review each solution and ask questions about their link building methods. Try to get as much info as you can from them.

SEO services have a huuuge fluctuation of service to cost ratio, the best company will often shine through as you delve deeper into their methods.

[thomarv29]

Originally Posted by kingofseo

I have a great backlink service in my signature and they are always approved. It is also cheaper then any were else.

I wouldent trust the backlinks coming from someone who wont even spend money on a decent site, the site is a "Free" Template site lol, Good luck! Obviously its your site lol. Dont mean to call you out but i always prefer working with legit companies like ODesk or Backlink Team, just my opinion. Sorry for calling you out!

[thomarv29]

Originally Posted by dadamson

If you are outsourcing backlinks or any SEO for that matter just do your homework first.

Pick a few reputable companies and request they do a full audit on your site to come up with a tailored solution for your keywords and competition.

Review each solution and ask questions about their link building methods. Try to get as much info as you can from them.

SEO services have a huuuge fluctuation of service to cost ratio, the best company will often shine through as you delve deeper into their methods.

Great advice! Couldent agree more, most people want a one click solution to their SEO, truth is, a company offering a one click solution does not understand your industry and is only sending irrelevant, low quality links to your site and is undoubtedly using automated software and not manually creating backlinks. ODesk and Backlink Team are the best services from my experience and they both create high quality Manual Backlinks. Obviously ODesk requires a bit of management on your part but if you know what your doing its cheap, easy and a great service. Backlink team is better for newbies and those who dont have time to manage their own projects. They are also not much more expensive than ODesk.

[nerokon]

how to get backlinks easily?

[evelingomz]

Originally Posted by nerokon

how to get backlinks easily?

There are so many techniques available in the SEO to get backlinks very easily but from them article submission, forum posting and blog commenting are the best ways to get back links to your site as well as these backlinks help your site for having a good rank in the search engine.

[daytonb2]

It´s a real pain having to build hundreds of backlinks to your websites to gain high search engine rankings and free traffic and most people don´t even know where to start. It´s a big lurning curve on how to effectively gain high search engine rankings through backlink building, so why bother! Outsource them!

Having spent many years getting my own sites to the top of Google I became increasingly bored and frustrated at how much effort needs to be put in to rank each and every site. I had over 100 sites and building sufficient backlinks for all of these was such hard work. I did outsource some of the work to people overseas but because you cant really check up on what they are doing you can easily spend a fortune and get less than desireable results.

So over the years I have narrowed down to what effectively works and built systems which will almost automate this process.

[calfred]

Justin from Link Valor provides excellent support and tells you everything you need to know.

You can email him about anything too. Replies are fast.

My 3 sites ranked highly (from page 2 to top 3) after he backlinked temporarily for a week or so.

[nightingalealyssa@yahoo.c]

Originally Posted by adamcm

Hi all,

I tried to do everything on my own for various sites of mine but am finding that the backlink process is taking a bit too much of my time and I believe I could be more effective if I outsource this. Most of my targetted keywords have very low competition (but very low search volume) and realistically would only need about 20-30 backlinks to have more than everyone else i'm competing against. I've primarily focused on building backlinks through article marketing and blog comments but again am finding the process to take a bit longer than expected (some of my sites have 50+ posts i'd like to have ranked better). I was just hoping to have a couple of questions answered:

1 - If I were to outsource backlinks, where would my best bet be to ask someone for this service? Would freelance websites be a good place to start?

2 - Should I look into other areas of getting backlinks like xrumer, or other backlinks packages? Any recommendations?

3 - Would software like Scrapebox help me find blogs to comment on easier? I've heard the tool is a bit spammy, and I try to leave usefil comments on the site i'm reading rather than generic links sent all at once.

Anyways hoping someone could shed some light on this. I'm sure there are other threads so if anyone has any good beginner/newbie outsourcing guides that would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

I had the same issue before and I found that outsourcing is the best. I had my ups and downs with several outsourcing companies but I'm currently outsourcing with Burn your to List and they are providing me excellent service. I just make sure I'm clear with what I want. I tell them exactly what I expect and so far they are able to deliver. You can try and check it out.

[thomarv29]

Seriously, the top sites for getting the best Backlinks are ODesk if your familiar with SEO and can manage a team and Backlinkteam.com if you still want to save money outsourcing but want a dedicated manager in the US managing your project. I use both for different types of projects and they are both great. I got my website ranked in two weeks on the first page for 35 Keywords with backlinkteam.com and would definently recommend them to anyone. Just my experience! site referred to is in pro so check it out if you dont believe me!

[clickforseo]

Originally Posted by thomarv29

Great advice! Couldent agree more, most people want a one click solution to their SEO, truth is, a company offering a one click solution does not understand your industry and is only sending irrelevant, low quality links to your site and is undoubtedly using automated software and not manually creating backlinks. ODesk and Backlink Team are the best services from my experience and they both create high quality Manual Backlinks. Obviously ODesk requires a bit of management on your part but if you know what your doing its cheap, easy and a great service. Backlink team is better for newbies and those who dont have time to manage their own projects. They are also not much more expensive than ODesk.

Nothing wrong with software as long as it does what it says on the box. If you know it produces quality links on forums, blogs, article directories, then its a good choice. Ultimately, its down to the user not the software to deliver the quality by targeting niche back links properly.

[quyennvDA]

Originally Posted by thomarv29

Seriously, the top sites for getting the best Backlinks are ODesk if your familiar with SEO and can manage a team and Backlinkteam.com if you still want to save money outsourcing but want a dedicated manager in the US managing your project. I use both for different types of projects and they are both great. I got my website ranked in two weeks on the first page for 35 Keywords with backlinkteam.com and would definently recommend them to anyone. Just my experience! site referred to is in pro so check it out if you dont believe me!

not strictly true

[vip0traivinh]

Originally Posted by quyennvDA

not strictly true

why do you say? I think thomasv29 did very well

[speedbird]

Originally Posted by adamcm

Hi all,

I tried to do everything on my own for various sites of mine but am finding that the backlink process is taking a bit too much of my time and I believe I could be more effective if I outsource this. Most of my targetted keywords have very low competition (but very low search volume) and realistically would only need about 20-30 backlinks to have more than everyone else i'm competing against. I've primarily focused on building backlinks through article marketing and blog comments but again am finding the process to take a bit longer than expected (some of my sites have 50+ posts i'd like to have ranked better). I was just hoping to have a couple of questions answered:

1 - If I were to outsource backlinks, where would my best bet be to ask someone for this service? Would freelance websites be a good place to start?

2 - Should I look into other areas of getting backlinks like xrumer, or other backlinks packages? Any recommendations?

3 - Would software like Scrapebox help me find blogs to comment on easier? I've heard the tool is a bit spammy, and I try to leave usefil comments on the site i'm reading rather than generic links sent all at once.

Anyways hoping someone could shed some light on this. I'm sure there are other threads so if anyone has any good beginner/newbie outsourcing guides that would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

You can outsource on oDesk and Elance, you will find freelancers who are willing to offer link building services at a reasonable fee.

[Juvv2096]

Hey mate.

you are having the exact same problems I had when I first started.

I guess the best thing to figure out is to decide if its worth spending money on tools to do back linking yourself, or pay for a service or person to do it for you, while you focus on something else.

One thing people do when doing IM or getting ranks in google is try and do everything themselves. Sometimes this cant be done.

If you want to learn yourself, then read up on the tools BEFORE you buy. Some tools need other tools or other things like paid proxies to work properly.

Only buy software that you are 100% confident will do what you want, and there is no hidden extras you dont know about (like captchas or proxies).

Alot of the time paying for services can be cheaper thasn buying the software.