What Are The Best Backlinking Services Out There?

[JDSalinger]

Hi Everyone,

I have been using a service similar to SEnuke called brute force SEO but have grown dissatisfied with its results. It is basically a service that automatically makes profile links. of course, the value of these links has declined considerably from a year ago.

I am now looking for a better solution that offers more link diversity. At the moment, I am outsourcing some blog commenting so don't need any help with that. Ideally, I would be looking for a solution that builds other types of links like web 2.0 sites, social bookmarking, etc.

I have read a few threads already that have mentioned a few services on here:

1. Matt LaClear's offer.
2. Nuclear-rank-booster.com
3. Linkpushing
4. Rank buster service offered by sledge

My question is what other top services are out there that I should be looking at. Ideally, I am looking for automated or near automated solutions that are anywhere from $75 up to $300 a month and provide good link diversity that will work for the long run. What solutions would you guys recommend? What has gotten results for you?

[ExploringInfinity]

I definitely say

Linkpushing
BuildMyRank
AuthorityLinkNetwork
Article Ranks
The Link Juicer
BackBlasts
DripFeedBlasts
SEO Link Vine
LinkVana

[JDSalinger]

Originally Posted by ExploringInfinity

I definitely say

Linkpushing
BuildMyRank
AuthorityLinkNetwork
Article Ranks
The Link Juicer
BackBlasts
DripFeedBlasts
SEO Link Vine
LinkVana

I saw your signature. What backlinking services do you think are better than Linkpushing? Let's assume cost is not an issue for this question.

[ExploringInfinity]

Originally Posted by JDSalinger

I saw your signature. What backlinking services do you think are better than Linkpushing? Let's assume cost is not an issue for this question.

If cost is not an issue I would max out on BuildMyRank each day, and get like 500 credits a day in article ranks and authority link network.

Hell, if cost isn't an issue I would max out all of the services I listed!

[JDSalinger]

Originally Posted by ExploringInfinity

If cost is not an issue I would max out on BuildMyRank each day, and get like 500 credits a day in article ranks and authority link network.

Hell, if cost isn't an issue I would max out all of the services I listed!

What I mean is which service would you use if cost is not an issue or would you use a couple of services? Obviously, there can be an issue where you are building too many links. I also would be looking for something that I could use for about 20 to 25 sites. Cost will always be a factor but I was asking the question to find out if there are other high dollar services out there I should be looking at?

[Jacko]

Hey Salinger,

this thread shows a study using
4 backlinks services:

Linkvana vs. Build My Rank vs. SEO Linkvine vs. Article Ranks Pro- Rankings Update 8/11

You should read it before opening the wallet.

[JDSalinger]

Originally Posted by Jacko

Hey Salinger,

this thread shows a study using
4 backlinks services:

Linkvana vs. Build My Rank vs. SEO Linkvine vs. Article Ranks Pro- Rankings Update 8/11

You should read it before opening the wallet.

Thanks Jacko,

I had read the thread by Electron Plumber and it looks like this one has similar findings. It sounds like BMR is doing better than some of these others. However, this does not really compare it to things like Linkpushing so it is hard to really gauge it. Obviously, it seems to be the best of its niche at this time.

[RevSEO]

I prefer hands off solutions to link building, because lets face it my time and I'm assuming yours is worth more than manually building links.

While I'd like to recommend BuildMyRank it requires you to either build your links manually OR pay someone to make the posts for you. This can get BMR to a costly monthly fee. Another downside of BMR is that you need to KEEP feeding the beast with content or your posts fall so far back into the archives that true pagerank value is gone before all that long.

This is actually how most of the link building services are, they offer a platform (high PR site) and you build the content on it/for it.

I'd look for solutions on here and other SEO forums in which you can get the best of both worlds, without lifting a finger. There's services on here in which you pay a flat monthly fee for access to amazing high PageRank links, and you never need to build the content or deal with the hassle again.

[barry500]

REVSEO

You cant't leave it there - gives us a name then !! Also rather than testimonials on thread we should all jointly pull together and test some services - but anonymously and judge on results...just like electron did with BMR etc....

[MikeFriedman]

If you are looking for a software solution versus a service like BruteForce SEO, you want Magic Submitter or SEO Link Robot. MS is a nice tool. Plus you can teach it to submit to sites for you.

[dadamson]

Yeah there are a lot of effective and hand-off solutions available through the forum (inc my sig link! )

If I had to choose from this list:

Linkpushing
BuildMyRank
AuthorityLinkNetwork
Article Ranks
The Link Juicer
BackBlasts
DripFeedBlasts
SEO Link Vine
LinkVana

It would be "BuildMyRank".

Only because it works as a stand-alone solution without much administration.

Some other on the list like "The Link Juicer" really do nothing unless you have other SEO campaigns that feed into it.

Personally, all in one, diverse services with reports and positive reviews, etc are the ones I go for.

I just like the fact of getting my SEO done RIGHT without having to do anything on my part, this allows me to just work on my business rather than in it!

[Jacko]

Originally Posted by JDSalinger

Thanks Jacko,

However, this does not really compare it to things like Linkpushing so it is hard to really gauge it. Obviously, it seems to be the best of its niche at this time.

Yeah, Salinger, I'd like to check a study/thread using Linkpushing
among other services. Interesting idea...

I'll go read Electron Plumber thread now, thanks.

[kkchoon]

Nuclear Rank Booster is a guaranteed ranking service, pay by performance, if we don't deliver we will refund.

For all the blog networks, I have heard that BMR is one of the best and Linkamotion also not bad. Will try both network pretty soon. For now, my experience with AMA is the best, and articleranks is not bad, just that they recently suspended my account and told me they have a limit of 100 posts per day.

I have used Linkvana in the pass but you got to have a lot of domains to really make it worth the money. The network itself is not bad... Another favorite, if you had a bigger budget, Elite SEOLV gives me the best result, but only good for ranking keyword below 2 mil quote search...

[JDSalinger]

Originally Posted by kkchoon

Nuclear Rank Booster is a guaranteed ranking service, pay by performance, if we don't deliver we will refund.

For all the blog networks, I have heard that BMR is one of the best and Linkamotion also not bad. Will try both network pretty soon. For now, my experience with AMA is the best, and articleranks is not bad, just that they recently suspended my account and told me they have a limit of 100 posts per day.

I have used Linkvana in the pass but you got to have a lot of domains to really make it worth the money. The network itself is not bad... Another favorite, if you had a bigger budget, Elite SEOLV gives me the best result, but only good for ranking keyword below 2 mil quote search...

Thanks kkchoon. I think the question I would want to know is how good your service is at delivering. After all, that is the point. Nobody wants to spend their time on something that will not get results. I think its less about the money but more about the results.

As for the rest, yes it does seem BMR is the popular option right now.

[thedog]

BMR sounds like it takes up a lot of your time.

[JDSalinger]

Originally Posted by thedog

BMR sounds like it takes up a lot of your time.

I think the people who use these services probably are also hiring people to do the writing for them. Obviously, you have to spend a little time to coordinate that but I don't think it takes that much time. Pretty much any backlinking option out there will take some time. The alternative is to find a service that will do the writing and submitting for you but you have to pay more for that.

I think people like BMR because they have seen good results from it. But since you raised the question, what solution do you think would work better that does not "take up a lot of your time"?

[rowanman28]

I did all my links myself manually, from quality articles for the most part. My site's a month old, my first hosted Wordpress site, and it's on page two of a Google search on social promotion.

I'd suggest that software blasting spam is dangerous and ineffective. Quality counts, and I tried a software blasting gig on Fiverr for my test site, and it went from the first page, to the hundredth page of Google.

You can hire me to do what I did with my site if you want, although I'd suggest you hire individual people to write quality original articles that appear like natural links, made on different computers, that look like a legitimate "vote" for your site.

[dadamson]

Originally Posted by rowanman28

I did all my links myself manually, from quality articles for the most part. My site's a month old, my first hosted Wordpress site, and it's on page two of a Google search on social promotion.

I'd suggest that software blasting spam is dangerous and ineffective. Quality counts, and I tried a software blasting gig on Fiverr for my test site, and it went from the first page, to the hundredth page of Google.

You can hire me to do what I did with my site if you want, although I'd suggest you hire individual people to write quality original articles that appear like natural links, made on different computers, that look like a legitimate "vote" for your site.

This is the most effective solution so far on this thread!

Thanks for pushing the fact that high quality links win over automation any day!

Not sure about this statement though:

Originally Posted by rowanman28

...and I tried a software blasting gig on Fiverr for my test site, and it went from the first page, to the hundredth page of Google.

If this was true, I should be in the website destruction business

[jameskahon]

BMR I would say.

[noah.whitmore]

Originally Posted by thedog

BMR sounds like it takes up a lot of your time.

It totally takes up time! But, it's definitely worth it. I have only been a member of BMR for a few weeks, but I've already seen some good results.

I definitely favor linkbuilding that doesn't involve anymore automation than BMR already has. They require that you write unique content to get the links, then that content is posted to their network and you can actually see where your links are from the admin panel - as well as the dispersion of the home page PR of the sites that host your link. Great tools.

If you're looking for a tool to build backlinks, I would push BMR onto you. Their basic membership lets you send out 10 links per day for up to 5 domains. It's like getting 50 backlinks from really powerful articles that you write, only BMR posts need only be 150 words. So, even though it seems like it takes up a lot of time, it's less effort than article marketing and a lot more powerful.

-Noah

[JDSalinger]

Originally Posted by noah.whitmore

It totally takes up time! But, it's definitely worth it. I have only been a member of BMR for a few weeks, but I've already seen some good results.

I definitely favor linkbuilding that doesn't involve anymore automation than BMR already has. They require that you write unique content to get the links, then that content is posted to their network and you can actually see where your links are from the admin panel - as well as the dispersion of the home page PR of the sites that host your link. Great tools.

If you're looking for a tool to build backlinks, I would push BMR onto you. Their basic membership lets you send out 10 links per day for up to 5 domains. It's like getting 50 backlinks from really powerful articles that you write, only BMR posts need only be 150 words. So, even though it seems like it takes up a lot of time, it's less effort than article marketing and a lot more powerful.

-Noah

Hi Noah, with BMR, does that mean you can post 50 links per day or 10 links total?

[noah.whitmore]

Originally Posted by JDSalinger

Hi Noah, with BMR, does that mean you can post 50 links per day or 10 links total?

Sorry if that was confusing, I was kind of on a rant. You can send out a total of 50 links per day from 5 different domain. That's 10 links per domain per day.

But, keep in mind that you would have to write 50 150 word posts each day. haha.

I've done it before, not for myself but for some clients a few times. Not fun at all, but man I bet they reaped the benefits for a while.

BMR really is a good deal. It's just like paying for the privilege to send out up to 50 very short articles to good strong sites. You're kind of paying for the fact that you don't have to write 500 words for 1 link and then wait 4 days for moderation. The whole process is snappy quick.

Swear I'm not an affiliate of theirs. Just a big fan.

-Noah

[emory27]

if you want to send links to a quality site i would go out and build high PR links in your own niche by asking other site owners in your niche to do guest blog posts, or link trades. one pr5-6 link to your site is worth thousands of pr0 links. If your site is an autoblog this might not be so easy.

[JDSalinger]

Originally Posted by emory27

if you want to send links to a quality site i would go out and build high PR links in your own niche by asking other site owners in your niche to do guest blog posts, or link trades. one pr5-6 link to your site is worth thousands of pr0 links. If your site is an autoblog this might not be so easy.

This is a good post and I am sure it is a great tool to use but I can't see that as being something you can set and forget. That process would take a lot of work at least more than we are talking about here. We are talking about backlinking services that you can plug in and let them work for a number of sites without you having to be the engine. That being said, thank you for the contribution.