Explain how Build My rank works

[outwest]

Lets say I get the basic plan

I submit 10 articles or pieces of content per day for my blog

each of those goes on separate domains?
I can choose the PR of the domains or those are randomly assigned?

for those who have used this service what is the highest PR backlinks you have gotten? and how long have those backlinks stuck? When I say stuck I mean if you have lets say a PR4 or whatever from BMR does the PR4 stick? or does that change as the articles cycle off the main page

Do you have to backlink those posts ? or they just stand on their own?

[swym]

The posts go on separate domains and you can't choose the PR of the domains.
So far the highest PR I've got is PR5. The homepage of their blog contains 20 posts. Assume they add 3-4 posts per day, your post will fall out of the homepage in around 4-5 days.
BMR will backlink the posts to get them indexed. So I don't build backlink to these posts.

[outwest]

I have seen people who use BMR say their PR Doesnt drop once the posts cycle off the main page

is this true

[Clyde]

You don't have to backlinks to those posts, although you're not prohibited from doing it.

Just keep pumping out unique posts and you'll be fine.

[theverysmartguy]

Originally Posted by outwest

Lets say I get the basic plan

I submit 10 articles or pieces of content per day for my blog

each of those goes on separate domains?
I can choose the PR of the domains or those are randomly assigned?

for those who have used this service what is the highest PR backlinks you have gotten? and how long have those backlinks stuck? When I say stuck I mean if you have lets say a PR4 or whatever from BMR does the PR4 stick? or does that change as the articles cycle off the main page

Do you have to backlink those posts ? or they just stand on their own?

Yes, your links go on different domains. No you can not choose the PR of the domain your links will show on, these are randomly selected.

The highest PR link I have received so for is PR6.

Even thought your link will cycle off the main page eventually, I have yet to see a drop in rankings because of it. Plus, the whole concept to building links with BMR is to keep at it. Technically this is something that should be done regardless of what you use to build backlinks.

No you don't have to back link these links, BMR already does that for you. Can you? Yes, but I do not recommend that you do. Once it is indexed ( which they do for you ), you don't need to worry about building back links for it anymore.

If you are going to write at least 100 - 150 posts to BMR each month, then the subscription is going to be worth it for you. However, if you aren't going to submit that many, then it might not be for you.

Yes, it takes work with BMR to build your links. You need to submit unique content to the network of at least 150 words to get a single link. If you want, you can create 300 word posts and get 2 links. It is really up to you. But for each 150 word post you get 1 link.

I write 1 new page for each of my websites on a daily basis. Then I write 10 posts for BMR focusing on 1 keyword ( 1 page/post ) until it ranks in the top 3 of google. I do this day in and day out. At the moment I work about 5 - 6 hours out of the day, and then go and do whatever I feel like after that.

I wouldn't use BMR if it wasn't showing me results. I used to use UAW, but I was not seeing the results from that as I once did, nor as fast as BMR shows them to me. So I switched from UAW ( which takes way to much time IMHO ) and went over to BMR and have not looked back since.

-- Jeff

[Josh MacDonald]

Choose a PR? That sounds like a scam. It takes years on average to get a large PR.

[d0rhk]

Originally Posted by Josh MacDonald

Choose a PR? That sounds like a scam. It takes years on average to get a large PR.

Have you read any posts in this thread? The PR is randomly assigned.

Also, I have recently signed up for the 10 link/14 day trial to see how it goes. I'll be sending 5 links to 2 domains to see what happens. 1 domain is already ranked high for a few keywords, and 1 is on the 4th page or something.

Either way if it doesn't do much, I'll probably stick with it for a month or 2.

The interface for BMR is really good. I like how simple it all is and how quick everything is.

Someone had mentioned that with too many users the system could implode and turn to crap, with BMR they do everything they can to prevent this. They do this by only allowing unique content, only giving you 10 links/day per website, every post is manually reviewed by a human, and every website you add is reviewed before it's allowed on. They really do run a tight ship that will (hopefully) keep out the kind of people who ruin stuff like this.

Hope that info helps.

[MaverickUK]

Originally Posted by laptopwarmonmylap

That's not so hot, in my humble estimation. Once it falls off, then what you have is a PR N/A backlink, and I can get those any old place.

That's not true. Most websites that have a high domain PR will pass the link juice to the articles on the website - also it's worth noting that PR is updated within a week of the article going live, it's just not reflected on the Google toolbar.

I have a website with a PR 3 and almost every single post i've created, without any backlinks to them, automatically have pagerank 2 or above. Take this in to consideration when thinking about the BMR network.

Due to the high amount of pages on any given website you probably won't get quite as much link juice as you would like, however it's still a worthy investment and well worth the monthly fee by miles.

[RevSEO]

Google's doing all they can to make the latest fad, private blog networks, go away.

Having said that, BMR is still the best solution for this type of thing. They really go above and beyond ANY of the competitors, and its important to recognize that.

Heres a few things they do:

Limit the posts per day per account
Legible content only - checked via human readers
Original content is checked via Google & checked in their database
Verification of sites - to keep the crap garbage out of the system