3way link or BlastBank

[joeho]

Hi I just wondering which service is better for the backlink service?
I am considering BlastBank or 3way link.
What you guys thinks?

[MikeLiving]

I used Drip Feed Blasts, which is similar to BlastBank and I have seen some nice success with their link building tools. I've ranked in everything from easy to medium competition niches with their links alone and I'm nine spots away from ranking for a super competitive keyword.

Never heard of the 3-Way Links company...

[jesus72knight]

In my own experience, I've been using one-way backlinking and everything seems fine. I haven't heard of any 3-way Links company though.

[mad.hat]

I wouldn't recommend using 3 way links at all because as soon as you stop paying you lose all your links and it is not easy at all to scale. Blastbank is the way to go if you MUST choose between the two but I do offer a superior service at a much better price.

I've got a 25k link promo going on right now to reach out to those who are not sure if they should give the service a shot and there is no need to subscribe for monthly payments.

[cool25]

i'm not use that services.I like use outsourcer to build some backlink.

[Abhinandangarg]

is they are providing manual link building service ???

[seoforu]

3 way link is better.

[AlexF]

I've been using 3 way links for a few months and I'm overall pretty happy with the service....

Sure, if you cancel - the links will be removed - but if you actually got 50 websites - then it's $1 per month per site - so no real reason to cancel...

[evazk]

All we know that one-way links are good so try to focus on obtaining one way links.

I think, if you use three way links technique then somewhere you would also be caught by the Google.

[Bingo123]

I use 3 way links. I even promote them below (affiliate link). They appear to be working pretty well for me.

[maahi]

I always like to one way to use backlinks. And don't like to other ways.

[socialbookmark]

However i have not tried both of these services yet but 3 way link building can work for you if you do it in the right way. and in other cases, as search engines can easily detect it, it can't help you. But i myself prefer one way link building which is the most effective way.

[Billy Rey]

both work.

Put them to good use and you wont have to ask here. Id suggest DFB over blastbank because of the the great innovations, awesome support, updated linkslist, how they listen to their customers and also because I trust my friend's company more than a new one that copied their business model

[ninal]

I signed up for blastbank's demo account and got over 1484 links in a span of 3 days even though the demo account was limited to 300/day. I like how they overdeliver in terms of link quantities and how easy it is to use their interface. Plus, my site moved up 2 positions.

Why not give blastbank a try by signing up for their demo account?

Haven't tried 3 way links so I really cannot compare the two.

[kasimarie]

I also signed up just yesterday for the BlastBank demo. The demo lasts 3 days and it says you get 300 links per day for the 3 days. The first day they posted 584 links. The interface is really easy to use. You just enter your urls and the keyword phrases and you're in business. You can schedule your blasts for days of the week, or sets of blasts if you would like to combine a couple urls. You can also download the list of backlinks gained for each "blast."

If I start to see some movement in the rankings for my keywords, I will probably end up buying one of the monthly subscriptions. It's definitely worth trying the demo, IMHO.

[mrmut]

I also tried the 3 day demo for BlastBank. within 3 days I got 1500 links.

I put the service to a test with a site that was not ranking with top 300. the site was 3 months old better never came in the top 300.

After the first day of BlastBank, the site came up #29.

You have Nothing to lose, its a free 3 day demo ( they only ask you to create a account and no credit card)

Good Luck

[seo-it-right]

I have signed up to the gold plan with BlastBank, they definitely over deliver! Great value

[Bronwyn and Keith]

Hi mrmut

Do you know if the links stick if you stop paying the service?

We found out the hard way with 3 way links.

Regards

Bronwyn and Keith

Originally Posted by mrmut

I also tried the 3 day demo for BlastBank. within 3 days I got 1500 links.

I put the service to a test with a site that was not ranking with top 300. the site was 3 months old better never came in the top 300.

After the first day of BlastBank, the site came up #29.

You have Nothing to lose, its a free 3 day demo ( they only ask you to create a account and no credit card)

Good Luck

[sam.mathue]

I didn't use 3 way link. For me BlastBank is a good way for links.

[cooler1]

How many website's can you add with Blastbank for $47/month.

Also, if you signup to the demo do the backlinks still remain after the demo period ends?

[faceblogger]

Originally Posted by MikeLiving

I used Drip Feed Blasts, which is similar to BlastBank and I have seen some nice success with their link building tools. I've ranked in everything from easy to medium competition niches with their links alone and I'm nine spots away from ranking for a super competitive keyword.

Never heard of the 3-Way Links company...

I too want to say the same!

[TheShark]

A Review and Response to Cooler1.

Yes the links remain (at least blastbank doesn't take them done). You can use as many URL as you would like (at least it appears from my use, but I'm only promoting less than 40 sites with my currently link building activities).

As to a basic review - I love it - I've outsourced a lot in the past and sometimes good, sometimes bad. I like how you are in control of the process and can schedule and combine blasts.

I'm more newbie-intermediate level, but have to say I find it very easy to use. I type in my URL and add my keywords. Took me less than 5 minutes to learn the system. You 1) set up project(s) -which is the URL and keyword(s) , 2) You tell it which day of the week you want the project(s) to run. 3) you go about doing other more profitable business and enjoy you coffee. It's that simple.

They do have a demo - which is what I'm basing the review on. After my demo, I am going to sign up for their 15,000 month package (all I need).

TheShark

[cooler1]

I signed up to the demo of BlastBank about 8 hours ago. How long do the backlinks take to appear?

Also which is the best backlink checker to use? I use SEO Quake but it keeps displaying Error next to L: on most site's for some reason so i can't see the number of backlinks and ive tried it in both FireFox and Google Chrome.

[maahi]

I like this way and i am also using this method.

[cooler1]

I signed up for the BlastBank demo around 20 hours ago but no backlinks have been created yet. When i goto My Blasts it displays;

Number of links-
0

Does this mean no backlinks have been created yet? It says the next blast is in around 17 hours.

[Chris Sweeney]

Originally Posted by cooler1

I signed up for the BlastBank demo around 20 hours ago but no backlinks have been created yet. When i goto My Blasts it displays;

Number of links-
0

Does this mean no backlinks have been created yet? It says the next blast is in around 17 hours.

It can take up to two days for your links to show: "...the results with the list of links will be available in the "Blast history" within two days."

[rampal]

Hi there

In terms of success, I have had none with 3 way linking.

With regard to Blastbank.com my personal recommendation is a definite Yes.

The ease of use is child's play and the potential for deep linking for long tail keyphrases is there.

Plus you could go crazy and blast 30,000 links to a couple of pages and to the Home Page for a competitive keyphrase if your site already has plenty of links inbound.

What clinches it for me is the speed of use, the strength of Xrumer and the pretty low price and the fact that it can be spread out evenly or otherwise over a month (or longer).

Rampal

[cooler1]

Originally Posted by Chris Sweeney

It can take up to two days for your links to show: "...the results with the list of links will be available in the "Blast history" within two days."

Ive just checked the "Blast History" and it says Number of links- 1483
but when i visit my site's and check SEO Quake, there are no more backlinks appearing than their were before i used BlastBank.

Ive used other Backlink checkers also but they aren't showing the links either. Do i just need to wait longer for them to appear?

Originally Posted by rampal

Hi there

In terms of success, I have had none with 3 way linking.

With regard to Blastbank.com my personal recommendation is a definite Yes.

The ease of use is child's play and the potential for deep linking for long tail keyphrases is there.

Plus you could go crazy and blast 30,000 links to a couple of pages and to the Home Page for a competitive keyphrase if your site already has plenty of links inbound.

What clinches it for me is the speed of use, the strength of Xrumer and the pretty low price and the fact that it can be spread out evenly or otherwise over a month (or longer).

Rampal

I viewed the reports and they all seem to be links on forum profiles. Aren't these backlinks just going to be deleted eventually as it will be classed as spam?

[Chris Sweeney]

Originally Posted by cooler1

Ive just checked the "Blast History" and it says Number of links- 1483
but when i visit my site's and check SEO Quake, there are no more backlinks appearing than their were before i used BlastBank.

Ive used other Backlink checkers also but they aren't showing the links either. Do i just need to wait longer for them to appear?

Yup, it takes time for those links to appear. Many of them aren't on high-PR sites, so they don't get crawled by the search engines as often, and therefore your link won't be found fast or anytime soon. Also, you don't have any links pointing towards the backlinks themselves. What I recommend is that you ping all the backlinks that you got (you can ping all 1483 at once at a site like pingdevice.com. This will notify the search engines that the page with your link on it is there, and they will come crawl it and credit you with a new backlink. Buttttt, sometimes they still won't find your link if you just ping them. You should also point backlinks to those backlinks that you created through social bookmarking, articles, press releases, and even other profile backlinks. But that would be incredibly hard to build backlinks to each of those 1483 backlinks. So take all of those backlinks and make an RSS feed out of them with a site like links2rss.com. That will basically "zip" them up into one file. Then ping that new RSS feed, social bookmark it, point articles to it, etc. There's a lot to it, and even some finer details that I didn't talk about, but hopefully this helps.

[gekko2.0]

We have been having great luck with Blastbank so far

[vij]

I signed up with them but didnt hear from them. No login details nothing. Have emailed them an hour back.

[Rukshan]

Definitely I use Blastbank. They have a similar service likes DFB. But DFB increased the price.