Any Build my rank alternatives that give similar result?

[satrap]

I have been using build my rank for a while and I truly love it. This is my first time ever using a services like this and the results are great.

I have been trying to find another network like BMR that:
1- only accepts unique content
2- Its blogs are owned by the company and not user submitted, another words, you dont have to submit a blog of your own to be able to use the service.

I have heard of few different ones, but I wanted to see if you guys had any positive experience with anything other than BMR that I am currently using. I would appreciate any help. Thnaks.

[GeraldGigerl]

I have been using BMR in the past, but switched over to a much stronger service.

I have seen great results from using high PR blog posts which are offered by Initial Effort here at WF. Here is the link:

[GUARANTEED SERP INCREASE] SE Slingshot - High PageRank Blog Posts

Personally, I found that BMR has just no enough PR4, PR5, and PR6 domains in their network to make the posting super profitable. Using BMR is a lot of hard work, and you get very few low PR links which are just not good enough to rank spicy keywords.

[danlew]

Build My Rank is a great service, worth to try. But if you are looking for an alternative, try Article Marketing Automation.

[Oranges]

Try link authority. Its like Authority Link Network, and you can use your own Pr2+ domains to add and earn points for free posts submissions, so it will be almost free. But they only accept unique content like BMR, and posts can be minimum 150 words as well. So its almost like BMR, with no cost, but you'll have to submit few PR blogs to earn free submission points. For Example, if you add a PR3 blog in their network then you can have 3 free posts limit a day. Then you can add as many as you want to increases your limit of post submissions.

[satrap]

Originally Posted by GeraldGigerl

I have been using BMR in the past, but switched over to a much stronger service.

I have seen great results from using high PR blog posts which are offered by Initial Effort here at WF. Here is the link:

[GUARANTEED SERP INCREASE] SE Slingshot - High PageRank Blog Posts

Personally, I found that BMR has just no enough PR4, PR5, and PR6 domains in their network to make the posting super profitable. Using BMR is a lot of hard work, and you get very few low PR links which are just not good enough to rank spicy keywords.

Thanks for the link.

However, I have to disagree with one thing you mentioned. I dont really think it matters much the number of high page rank domains that a network has. I mean, when your publish a post, for a few hours its on the first page where the actual page rank is high, then it goes to a brand new page with no pr. So, basically you are not getting a back link from pr 5 site, you are getting a back link from a pr0 page.

Either way, I really appreciate you taking time to share the link with me. Thanks.

Originally Posted by danlew

Build My Rank is a great service, worth to try. But if you are looking for an alternative, try Article Marketing Automation.

Thanks. Yes, BMR is a great network, I have been using them for a while and I plan to use them for as long as I can. But, I am juts looking for another good network as BMR.

I will give AMA a try. Thanks for the mention.

Originally Posted by Oranges

Try link authority. Its like Authority Link Network, and you can use your own Pr2+ domains to add and earn points for free posts submissions, so it will be almost free. But they only accept unique content like BMR, and posts can be minimum 150 words as well. So its almost like BMR, with no cost, but you'll have to submit few PR blogs to earn free submission points. For Example, if you add a PR3 blog in their network then you can have 3 free posts limit a day. Then you can add as many as you want to increases your limit of post submissions.

Yes, unfortunately, as I mentioned in the original post, I am looking for a network that doesn't require me submitting my own blog to be able to post articles. Thanks anyway.

[GeraldGigerl]

@satrap - You are welcome.

Well, you also have to think how long the BMR links are sticking on a PR2 or PR3 domain BEFORE they roll off (these are the domains that you mostly find in this network)!

I have built most of my websites with high PR links and they are simply working best right now. Even if the links roll off, which is the case, you still get a higher boost than compared from any low PR links. Here is one of the websites I sold where I used high PR blog posts:

Computer Science Degree Online

At the end of the day, the only thing that matters are results. If you show results over and over, the rest doesn´t really matter.

[Fraggler]

Originally Posted by satrap

Thanks for the link.

However, I have to disagree with one thing you mentioned. I dont really think it matters much the number of high page rank domains that a network has. I mean, when your publish a post, for a few hours its on the first page where the actual page rank is high, then it goes to a brand new page with no pr. So, basically you are not getting a back link from pr 5 site, you are getting a back link from a pr0 page.

You need to remember that PR flows internally as well. As long as the posts are getting links across the domain then it will have some PR going to the page - you just don't know what it is because PR isn't reported in real time.

A post on a high PR domain with good internal linking will be better than a post on a low PR domain with good internal linking.

[GeraldGigerl]

Originally Posted by Fraggler

You need to remember that PR flows internally as well. As long as the posts are getting links across the domain then it will have some PR going to the page - you just don't know what it is because PR isn't reported in real time.

A post on a high PR domain with good internal linking will be better than a post on a low PR domain with good internal linking.

That´s right. PR rolls off, even as you said it is not instantly visible but the effect is there, and the higher the PR of the homepage the better.

You can easily test this by getting 30 contextual backlinks from PR1-PR3 domains, and 30 contextual backlinks from PR4-PR6 domains.

[blend]

Build My Rank is to exspensive, time consuming and ot enough high PR sites. It's not good enough for competitive keywords in my opinion.

[dp40oz]

Originally Posted by satrap

Thanks for the link.

However, I have to disagree with one thing you mentioned. I dont really think it matters much the number of high page rank domains that a network has. I mean, when your publish a post, for a few hours its on the first page where the actual page rank is high, then it goes to a brand new page with no pr. So, basically you are not getting a back link from pr 5 site, you are getting a back link from a pr0 page.

This is very much not true at all. In theory yes you get a PR0 link, but the link juice that flows through it is much much higher and it will most likely become a higher PR page on the next PR update just because that page touches the homepage.

Homepage links are highly overrated. What people also don't realize is even when it rolls off the homepage Google has still credited you with once having that high pr link and it will factor into your sites trust score permanently. The decay in link juice is very small as it rolls off the homepage. Ive done many tests on this.

[uniquecontentclub]

Have you tried 10 links a day?

[kentutz]

Originally Posted by blend

Build My Rank is to exspensive, time consuming and ot enough high PR sites. It's not good enough for competitive keywords in my opinion.

Would you mind elaborating on this? I'm about to pull the trigger on this, and outsource BMR experienced folks to write the content. Any other effort to do that's gonna be time consuming?

[mrtrance]

I've been using BMR for the past couple of months after the last Google Update back in October knocked many of my sites off page 1 for their keywords. So far all the sites have come back to page 1 and many in the top 3 after just using BMR backlinks. Some sites get stuck at some point and don't seem to move up any further no matter how many more BMR posts I do. Maybe it's because the posts are being posted to low PR sites instead of being constantly on PR4-PR6 sites. I will wait it out for a bit longer to see if the links do in effect take into effect and some of these sites jump up any further up the SERPs. But so far it does seem to work though. My niches are in the low to mid competition and a couple in high comp, but it does work though.

[Schofield5]

Maybe someone can help me out. I bought from Gamit 11 orginal articles and 3 reviews that they promise 640 links from (articles, social bookmarking, blog, all PR 2-7). Woud I get 2x the bang for my buck if I also submit these articles to BMR since they own thier own sites?

[patrich]

Yes, unfortunately, as I mentioned in the original post, I am looking for a network that doesn't require me submitting my own blog to be able to post articles. Thanks anyway.

You don't have to submit a blog to Link Authority to get posting credits. You can create your account and then there will be an option to either add a blog or purchase credits at a monthly rate. I think it is like $25/month for three submissions per day. But you can have as low as two submissions or more depending on what you need.

Its a nice quality network, manually reviewed, unique content only, etc. Like BMR.

[Maraun]

Another alternative is building your own network over time. Sure it will cost a bit in the beginning but you can sell some links to recoup the cost, you control the content and you can use your network sites to build more network sites.

Also, network sites only care about link juice, not about anchor text, so backlinking these sites is a lot easier, too.

[moneymoguls]

Originally Posted by blend

Build My Rank is to exspensive, time consuming and ot enough high PR sites. It's not good enough for competitive keywords in my opinion.

You are mistaken. I have ranked very competitive keywords with BMR alone. Have you tried BMR? I have one keyword phrase that is Extremely competitive and I have moved it from no where in Google to #25 in 60 days.

[mrtrance]

Originally Posted by moneymoguls

You are mistaken. I have ranked very competitive keywords with BMR alone. Have you tried BMR? I have one keyword phrase that is Extremely competitive and I have moved it from no where in Google to #25 in 60 days.

How many posts did it take to get to that position? Is it a two word keyword and what sort of exact search volume does it? And are you still submitting more posts with that keyword as anchor text and seeing more movement or not? Did you do just BMR for this keyword/site or other backlinks as well?

[James-]

Originally Posted by GeraldGigerl

@satrap - You are welcome.

Well, you also have to think how long the BMR links are sticking on a PR2 or PR3 domain BEFORE they roll off (these are the domains that you mostly find in this network)!

I have built most of my websites with high PR links and they are simply working best right now. Even if the links roll off, which is the case, you still get a higher boost than compared from any low PR links. Here is one of the websites I sold where I used high PR blog posts:

Computer Science Degree Online

At the end of the day, the only thing that matters are results. If you show results over and over, the rest doesn´t really matter.

Hi,

What backlinking methods for high PR did you use for this site, was it just initialefforts network, if so how many packages? if not, what did you do?

Thanks,
James

[mofoe]

Any others apart from Linkauthority/BMR that do not allow spun content? I feel better adding such links to my money sites.

[Newbieee]

Guys, just make sure you have link variety.
That helps.

Not all with the same place, and not all having same PRs.

I came across one network that offers that but it slipped my mind. i will post back when i remember.

But i dont use that, needless to say. =)

[satrap]

Originally Posted by GeraldGigerl

@satrap - You are welcome.

Well, you also have to think how long the BMR links are sticking on a PR2 or PR3 domain BEFORE they roll off (these are the domains that you mostly find in this network)!

I have built most of my websites with high PR links and they are simply working best right now. Even if the links roll off, which is the case, you still get a higher boost than compared from any low PR links. Here is one of the websites I sold where I used high PR blog posts:

Computer Science Degree Online

At the end of the day, the only thing that matters are results. If you show results over and over, the rest doesn´t really matter.

Thanks for the reply Gerald. You are right, I didn't think about that part of it (that posts stay on the actual pr page for a while), so yeah that does make some difference. Thanks for that.

Originally Posted by Fraggler

You need to remember that PR flows internally as well. As long as the posts are getting links across the domain then it will have some PR going to the page - you just don't know what it is because PR isn't reported in real time.

A post on a high PR domain with good internal linking will be better than a post on a low PR domain with good internal linking.

Hi Fraggler,

Thanks for the responce.

Now here is the thing, what Gerald explained above make sense, and what you are saying would also make sense if it was in a different situation.

As you said, as long as there is good internal link building the PR flows. But as you might know, with BMR, they dont do internal linking much. The only link on your article page is your own link and of course a link to the homepage.

But again, I may be missing something here. What do you think?...

[satrap]

Thank you everyone else who has contributed here. I really appreciate all your suggestions, tips and advice.

If you do use any other network beside BMR, please do share your experience. Thank you.

Originally Posted by uniquecontentclub

Have you tried 10 links a day?

Thank you for your question.
No I have not. If you have, I would appreciate if you would share your experience with us. thanks.

Originally Posted by patrich

You don't have to submit a blog to Link Authority to get posting credits. You can create your account and then there will be an option to either add a blog or purchase credits at a monthly rate. I think it is like $25/month for three submissions per day. But you can have as low as two submissions or more depending on what you need.

Its a nice quality network, manually reviewed, unique content only, etc. Like BMR.

Thank you very much for explaining this to me. I see, I misunderstood their terms. I guess I will take a look at them again and maybe give them a try.

How has your experience been like with them?... Thanks in advance.

[milodigital]

High PR Society looks very interesting.
High PR Society | High Page Rank Backlinks For Link Building

[GeraldGigerl]

I think the key thing to realize when it comes to ranking a website is your budget and effort.

Think about

1) how much money you could potentially make my ranking certain keywords. It´s not so important to find an exact amount, but to get a rough estimate.

2) how much you would need to invest per month in high PR links to get the desired rankings.

3) how long you would need to invest in order to get your desired rankings.

If you are not willing to go from start to finish you shouldn´t even bother ranking a website because you will not get the best results.

There are many business models that work, but only a few people who work the business models until they make large profits.

[Bence Ur]

LinkAuthority.com - it is owned 50-50% by the company and the users.

[Thomas Strock]

I would highly recommend sticking with BMR. I have seen great results with it personally and my clients have as well. One alternative is Blog Blueprint though IMO it is not nearly as good as BMR.

[chowiri]

Right now BMR and High PR Society are closed for new memberships... Does anyone know what's going on? have their blog network been "compromised" with Google, or is it just a "scarcity tactic". I do want to join either however not possible at the moment...

[HKSEO Rotzee]

Originally Posted by chowiri

Right now BMR and High PR Society are closed for new memberships... Does anyone know what's going on? have their blog network been "compromised" with Google, or is it just a "scarcity tactic". I do want to join either however not possible at the moment...

We heard that major High PR networks were getting de-indexed, closing their doors to new customers and some to closing their doors completely. Some of these turned out to just be rumors others not so much.

We closed our doors to stay on the safe side because its obvious that SOMETHING is happening and we want to protect our current customers. As of right now, we have not felt any effects and we want to keep it that way.

[chowiri]

Originally Posted by HKSEO Rotzee

We heard that major High PR networks were getting de-indexed, closing their doors to new customers and some to closing their doors completely. Some of these turned out to just be rumors others not so much.

We closed our doors to stay on the safe side because its obvious that SOMETHING is happening and we want to protect our current customers. As of right now, we have not felt any effects and we want to keep it that way.

Thanks HKSEO Rotzee for the info.

By "We", which network are you talking about?

[uoftenwinny]

Keywords promotion will get you high PR ranking as I know.

[HKSEO Rotzee]

Originally Posted by chowiri

Thanks HKSEO Rotzee for the info.

By "We", which network are you talking about?

We are HighPRSociety.com we, closed our doors to new customers for the time being.