So I bought BMR....

[GGpaul]

Pretty cool so far. My question for you guys is for daily post limit do you guys just pick random? Thanks! - Paul

[Softlayone]

Can somebody tell me what is BMR?

[DeskCoder]

Originally Posted by Softlayone

Can somebody tell me what is BMR?

BuildMyRank ... .com



And you bought BMR!!!! So you own it? Can you give me some free article submissions?

[GGpaul]

Originally Posted by DeskCoder

BuildMyRank ... .com



And you bought BMR!!!! So you own it? Can you give me some free article submissions?

I enjoy your sarcasm. I guess I should say that "I'm a MEMBER of BMR, and I'm paying $59 a month. Now I would like some help."

[packerfan]

Originally Posted by GGpaul

I enjoy your sarcasm. I guess I should say that "I'm a MEMBER of BMR, and I'm paying $59 a month. Now I would like some help."

I set it to 7-10 so if I want to post 10/day it will. Only reason to set it up differently is if you want to drip links. Which once you get your keyword ranking might be a good idea. In the beginning I'd be hitting it with 10/day.

[GGpaul]

Originally Posted by packerfan

I set it to 7-10 so if I want to post 10/day it will. Only reason to set it up differently is if you want to drip links. Which once you get your keyword ranking might be a good idea. In the beginning I'd be hitting it with 10/day.

Thanks Packerfan. Your message earlier today really helped me out as well!

[packerfan]

Originally Posted by GGpaul

Thanks Packerfan. Your message earlier today really helped me out as well!

No problem. Glad to help.

[satrap]

I do the same as Packerfan. I post 10 a day. I mean you are paying for it, you may as well take full advantage of it.

After you get to the position where you wanted to be, then it would be waste of time and content to keep doing that. Just use a few to keep your position and use the rest of the content for other keywords you want to rank for. Good luck.

[GGpaul]

Originally Posted by satrap

I do the same as Packerfan. I post 10 a day. I mean you are paying for it, you may as well take full advantage of it.

After you get to the position where you wanted to be, then it would be waste of time and content to keep doing that. Just use a few to keep your position and use the rest of the content for other keywords you want to rank for. Good luck.

Thanks.

Another question I have. I can write as many posts though right? For instance, I can write maybe 50 articles in one day and expand it throughout the week since it only publishes 10 a day right?

[razorhound]

Originally Posted by GGpaul

Pretty cool so far. My question for you guys is for daily post limit do you guys just pick random? Thanks! - Paul

It depends, I set 1 for the new ones and more for the aged sites.

[JeanneLynn]

Originally Posted by GGpaul

Thanks.

Another question I have. I can write as many posts though right? For instance, I can write maybe 50 articles in one day and expand it throughout the week since it only publishes 10 a day right?

Yes, you can load as many posts as you want and it will distribute the 7-10 per day.

[TBInternetMarketing]

Originally Posted by GGpaul

Pretty cool so far. My question for you guys is for daily post limit do you guys just pick random? Thanks! - Paul

Big congrats on deciding to sign up with BMR! This really is my honey when it comes to online rankings, and getting high PR backlinks.

I have mine as random, but I find I usually only submit 1-2 articles per day per domain. That give me around 30-60 high PR backlinks a month, which is more than enough to get my rankings where I want them to be.

[GGpaul]

Originally Posted by TBInternetMarketing

Big congrats on deciding to sign up with BMR! This really is my honey when it comes to online rankings, and getting high PR backlinks.

I have mine as random, but I find I usually only submit 1-2 articles per day per domain. That give me around 30-60 high PR backlinks a month, which is more than enough to get my rankings where I want them to be.

Even if you have 10 other sub-domain keywords (several pages on that domain) you still want to just do 1-2 articles ?

[jdooley13]

I signed up for the free trial period through the link on packerfan's website (small thank you for the free info on his site) yesterday. So far 3 posts are live one has been indexed (showing two sites with my post). Will try to get the other 5 posts up by tomorrow. My site is not in the top 300 (at least) for the keyword I am targeting with the free trial so I will definitely know if the BMR posts work or not. I'll come back and report if I see any movement.

[GGpaul]

Pretty cool so far

Does it take long to get indexed?

[JeanneLynn]

Wow, you did good! A couple PR4 links!

[RayW]

Is it just me or is BMR way overrated? It usually takes at least 10-15 BMR posts for my sniper sites to improve in rankings, and I can get the exact same result from a Fiverr gig. BMR does work but it takes a lot of posts to notice a difference in rankings, which can cost a lot of money/time.

[thatkeywordguy]

I think they are the best of the grayhat networks.
I wish they would pretty-up their websites though...

[TerryL]

I love BMR. It's one of my best tools for getting my websites ranked highly and quickly. It usually doesn't take more than about 10 articles per site to get high rankings with them, and I get a lot of PR 3 and PR 4 back links. Well worth the price, in my experience with them.

[Midir]

Anyone ever have problems with using them for newer sites? I figure you wouldn't want to blast 10 articles per keyword to your homepage, but would breaking it up be ok? Lets say 2-3 articles for the homepage keyword, and then break the other 7-8 up for articles on the site?

Main thing that is really holding me back is the fact that I only have 3 websites, so I feel like I would be wasting money by not taking full advantage of BMR. It still looks like a really tempting service though.

[JeanneLynn]

Originally Posted by RayW

Is it just me or is BMR way overrated? It usually takes at least 10-15 BMR posts for my sniper sites to improve in rankings, and I can get the exact same result from a Fiverr gig. BMR does work but it takes a lot of posts to notice a difference in rankings, which can cost a lot of money/time.

You are right. BMR is a lot of work. I'm currently using it and seeing some improvements. I'm going to stick with it for a few months and see the end results. It does take a long time to write the posts each day, especially if you have 5 or more websites.

And it's hard to find good BMR writers. I've hired a bunch of people on Fiverr and only a few of them had good quality posts. The rest of them had to be doctored and completely edited. The writing was so bad! One person sent me spun posts.

What kind of Fiverr gigs are you using to get the same results as BMR?

[TBInternetMarketing]

Originally Posted by GGpaul

Even if you have 10 other sub-domain keywords (several pages on that domain) you still want to just do 1-2 articles ?

Oh no sorry, then I would do a few to those posts as well.
Usually I mainly focus on my homepage though, as I have a number of other sites to manage too.

[TBInternetMarketing]

Originally Posted by JeanneLynn

Wow, you did good! A couple PR4 links!

I've managed to get 3 PR5 backlinks in the last few days with BMR!
Awesome! I never had this before, so not sure if they have upped their game or what?

[RayW]

Originally Posted by JeanneLynn

What kind of Fiverr gigs are you using to get the same results as BMR?

I've had amazing results from mikemeth's article submission gig.

[martyJames]

Ive used bmr for quite a while. in my opinion dont worry about the quality of the articles,provided they are unique

[GGpaul]

Originally Posted by JeanneLynn

Wow, you did good! A couple PR4 links!

Thank you! I know a lot of people tend to complain about writing, and outsourcing etc. etc.

For me, I just think of the bigger picture. If this is what it takes to go far in Internet Marketing then I'll do it. I love to write so that's another thing. I figured, I write 150+ words EASILY by posting a bunch of random crap on my Facebook. Therefore I rather just write on BMR so I can get some quality backlinks. It doesn't end right there for me either. I'm not going to depend on everything when it comes to BMR. There's just so much to do. I'm fortunate to have all the time to work on SEO. I should capitalize that. A lot of people have their own family, a job, etc. and yet they do well in SEO. No excuses for me. I'm going for blood this year.

Anyways - so far so good. I'll post some pictures of my rankings too in the future.

[Bambu]

I don't get why people use BMR as opposed to a good ALN service. For ~50 bucks a month you can get 45 backlinks a day (3 backlinks X 15 posts per day) using a good ALN service. All of these backlinks show up on blogs with domain PR from 1 to 6. Eventually, over time the posts will fall off the home page (same as BMR), but you will still be left with high quality in context backlinks and the kicker is you don't have to write the articles.

Some say that the BMR network is higher quality, because each post is monitored, but at the end of the day how much is this really worth?

If you are interested in BMR, my advice is to consider an ALN service. The results are the same, but it is less hassle.

[GGpaul]

Originally Posted by Bambu

I don't get why people use BMR as opposed to a good ALN service. For ~50 bucks a month you can get 45 backlinks a day (3 backlinks X 15 posts per day) using a good ALN service. All of these backlinks show up on blogs with domain PR from 1 to 6. Eventually, over time the posts will fall off the home page (same as BMR), but you will still be left with high quality in context backlinks and the kicker is you don't have to write the articles.

Some say that the BMR network is higher quality, because each post is monitored, but at the end of the day how much is this really worth?

If you are interested in BMR, my advice is to consider an ALN service. The results are the same, but it is less hassle.

I guess it's all preference. And for now all I can say guys is this program ROCKS.

Anyways I have a dating niche site, it was on the first page ranked 5. Then it got flagged hard and wasn't anywhere in the rankings due to too many ads above the fold (used ctr theme. Nothing wrong with CTR theme but I put too many ads). Two days ago it went to page 7 and this was WITHOUT BMR but I was backlinking through UAW which sent links out to several of my web 2.0 sites where I posted spun articles.

Yesterday I got BMR and as mentioned earlier I got two PR 4 and one PR 3.

Today my site is now on page 3. Pretty neat.

[Charanjit]

At the moment I am using UAW, so many views, which one would be better for short term , mid term and long term back linking and why?

[GGpaul]

Originally Posted by Charanjit

At the moment I am using UAW, so many views, which one would be better for short term , mid term and long term back linking and why?

Well I honestly think that you always want to consistently build backlinks. Even if you're ranked 1-3 (first page) you want still want to have those backlinks to solidify your spot. You should make sure that your content is valuable, has no errors, and it contains the keywords in there (make sure it makes sense!). UAW seems to be good to build "consistency". I like BMR for it's additional boost. I really like that BMR gets indexed quickly. I've been using UAW and NOTHING has been indexed. And I can say that my posts have been posted to 400 different articles.

[GGpaul]

Just an update: After using BMR for 6 days, my site bumped to PR 1. I don't know if this program did anything to it but just giving a heads up.

[JeanneLynn]

Originally Posted by GGpaul

Just an update: After using BMR for 6 days, my site bumped to PR 1. I don't know if this program did anything to it but just giving a heads up.

That's awesome news! How many posts are you submitting each day?

[GGpaul]

I have the distribution set at 4-6. Whenever I get the chance, I queue up as many.

[JeanneLynn]

Originally Posted by GGpaul

I have the distribution set at 4-6. Whenever I get the chance, I queue up as many.

That's smart, I was trying to do the maximum for a while and it was too overwhelming. I think the 4-6 a day is probably the best setting. That way you aren't driven nuts by writing (especially if you have multiple websites) and you are constantly getting fresh backlinks.

[DynaPass]

I love the thought of BMR but have not bought it yet. Seems like one of the more official SEO tools however I can only imagine what Google is going to do once they catch on... though I doubt there is much they can do and that is why I plan to start using it soon.

Just wanted to add this in if anyone is reading this post questioning whether BMR provides SEO substance cause I think it does and I have never used it but the theory is there.

[JeanneLynn]

Originally Posted by DynaPass

I love the thought of BMR but have not bought it yet. Seems like one of the more official SEO tools however I can only imagine what Google is going to do once they catch on... though I doubt there is much they can do and that is why I plan to start using it soon.

Just wanted to add this in if anyone is reading this post questioning whether BMR provides SEO substance cause I think it does and I have never used it but the theory is there.

I think it does work and the price is reasonable. However, the main problem is that the posts can be very time-consuming if you are putting out quality writing. And there is the possibility that you will get traffic from someone reading the blog, so you don't want your link on a poorly written post. Some people only care if their post is accepted by BMR; they don't care if it's actually a good post. Plus constantly posting bad stuff will hurt the BMR network in the long run.

If you outsource, it can get really expensive. And of course, there is the problem of buying posts from a very bad BMR writer. You may have to buy posts from dozens of people before you find one that can write well.

I know some people claim they can write posts fast with Dragon Naturally Speaking, but I've never been able to do that. I have the software, but I have performance anxiety! I stutter and stammer and say the same thing over and over again. Plus I live in a chaotic household where everyone is always in your face; my three teenagers are constantly jabbering and my phone is always ringing and it's hard to use Dragon under those circumstances. I suppose it doesn't help that I'm a New Yorker with a heavy accent. The other day I was trying to use it and it kept typing "Bill Clinton" into the post!

[retsced]

Personally i write 20 BMR posts a day. I was writing 10 a day for a while but decided to get up an hour earlier in the mornings to cram another 10 in.

First Domain...

Homepage gets 2 links (60 a month)
KW-1 gets 3 links (90 a month)
KW-2 gets 3 links (90 a month)
Kw-3 gets 2 links (60 a month)

Second Domain gets same as above

[jdooley13]

That's the single biggest drawback to me in using BMR (writing or outsourcing the posts). I got tired after writting five and outsourced the last five (of my free trial). I certainly can't afford to outsource enough posts to make it worth $59 a month.
One other comment (or question), why would anyone use BMR's writers at $2.50 a pop with a 6 to 10 day turn around when you can get really good posts off oDesk and similar places for half that with same day service?

[GGpaul]

Originally Posted by JeanneLynn

I think it does work and the price is reasonable. However, the main problem is that the posts can be very time-consuming if you are putting out quality writing. And there is the possibility that you will get traffic from someone reading the blog, so you don't want your link on a poorly written post. Some people only care if their post is accepted by BMR; they don't care if it's actually a good post. Plus constantly posting bad stuff will hurt the BMR network in the long run.

If you outsource, it can get really expensive. And of course, there is the problem of buying posts from a very bad BMR writer. You may have to buy posts from dozens of people before you find one that can write well.

I know some people claim they can write posts fast with Dragon Naturally Speaking, but I've never been able to do that. I have the software, but I have performance anxiety! I stutter and stammer and say the same thing over and over again. Plus I live in a chaotic household where everyone is always in your face; my three teenagers are constantly jabbering and my phone is always ringing and it's hard to use Dragon under those circumstances. I suppose it doesn't help that I'm a New Yorker with a heavy accent. The other day I was trying to use it and it kept typing "Bill Clinton" into the post!

I'm fortunate to be at an office playing the right music for me to get into the groove of things. I'm going to take advantage of this!

[GGpaul]

Originally Posted by DynaPass

I love the thought of BMR but have not bought it yet. Seems like one of the more official SEO tools however I can only imagine what Google is going to do once they catch on... though I doubt there is much they can do and that is why I plan to start using it soon.

Just wanted to add this in if anyone is reading this post questioning whether BMR provides SEO substance cause I think it does and I have never used it but the theory is there.

That's why it's best to do a mixture of things but make sure they're top quality.

[jdooley13]

My site has bounced from nowhere to be found to page 12 and numerous places in between since I posted my 10 free posts on BMR four days ago. It is currently sitting on page 12. Not great but considering before I did that I was never in the top 50 pages, I think I can safely say the rise was a direct result of the links. I don't know how I will be able to write enough posts to justify the $59 cost but I am going to give it a try for a month and see. If I can get to page one, maybe I will make enough to pay for outsourcing the posts.

[mosthost]

Originally Posted by retsced

Personally i write 20 BMR posts a day. I was writing 10 a day for a while but decided to get up an hour earlier in the mornings to cram another 10 in.

3,000 words a day! It's almost worth finding a job as a writer now. The average novel is around 80,000 so you're putting out the same output as a novel writer in less than a month.

[dminorfmajor]

Originally Posted by mosthost

3,000 words a day! It's almost worth finding a job as a writer now. The average novel is around 80,000 so you're putting out the same output as a novel writer in less than a month.

Lol, if only there was a niche for a Natural Health Remedies novel!

[dminorfmajor]

My question is this: Do all of you guys write about your niche topics or do you stray off a little to where your content is still semi-relevant to your links?

I'm just getting sick of writing about Web Design, Plumbers, and Dentists! GRRR!

[GGpaul]

Originally Posted by dminorfmajor

My question is this: Do all of you guys write about your niche topics or do you stray off a little to where your content is still semi-relevant to your links?

I'm just getting sick of writing about Web Design, Plumbers, and Dentists! GRRR!

Lol. Mine is about dating so sometimes I'll mix it up by adding online dating, speed dating, etc. etc. But yeah, it's still relevant to what I"m talking about. Or at times I'll just say random stuff like "take your date out to a romantic date such as Disneyworld. Disneyworld is a great place because etc. etc. etc." And then I'll put the keyword in there. I make sure it makes sense of course.

I may sound weird, but I'm having a lot of fun writing articles for this program. It saves me money from outsourcing.

[JeanneLynn]

Originally Posted by retsced

Personally i write 20 BMR posts a day. I was writing 10 a day for a while but decided to get up an hour earlier in the mornings to cram another 10 in.

First Domain...

Homepage gets 2 links (60 a month)
KW-1 gets 3 links (90 a month)
KW-2 gets 3 links (90 a month)
Kw-3 gets 2 links (60 a month)

Second Domain gets same as above

And how long will you have to write the 20 posts everyday? Do you have to do this forever once you start or will you eventually go down to a few posts per day? I'd get totally burned out if I had to write over 3000 words everyday just to keep my rankings.

I would think it would be important to post that much in the beginning, but once you were in good shape, you could probably cut it down to 1 or 2 posts a day.

[papamo44]

Bmr is nice but I think it is to expensive, too much work, and have too many lower pr submissions. Try linkauthority.com.

[jdeer]

I've been using BMR for about two months now and I have seen some really good results.

I have four sites with two of those having lots of sub-pages so I never really get bored of writing. I sometimes just go for a short 150-200 word post, and other times write over 300 words. Usually I write about five posts in 30 minutes in the morning, and then the same again in the evening. A 150 word post can be written in a few minutes if you're in the groove.

If you are struggling for things to write about, or you get bored about writing about the same things, I find that changing your writing style and mixing things up a little helps. Or failing that, go to any major article directory and get new ideas by searching for your niche.

[GGpaul]

Originally Posted by papamo44

Bmr is nice but I think it is to expensive, too much work, and have too many lower pr submissions. Try linkauthority.com.

I've been getting pretty good PR submissions over the past days and it hasn't even been a week. Too much work? You shouldn't be doing SEO or Internet marketing if you're complaining about too much work. Besides, BMR isn't too much work in my opinion. If I want my business to expand I got to do more THAN just BMR.

[grexley]

Originally Posted by Bambu

I don't get why people use BMR as opposed to a good ALN service. For ~50 bucks a month you can get 45 backlinks a day (3 backlinks X 15 posts per day) using a good ALN service. All of these backlinks show up on blogs with domain PR from 1 to 6. Eventually, over time the posts will fall off the home page (same as BMR), but you will still be left with high quality in context backlinks and the kicker is you don't have to write the articles.

Some say that the BMR network is higher quality, because each post is monitored, but at the end of the day how much is this really worth?

If you are interested in BMR, my advice is to consider an ALN service. The results are the same, but it is less hassle.

I'm starting to come around to this. I was concerned about the links from an ALN service looking too junky or getting deindexed too fast. I had only been using them to backlink web 2.0 links, and BMR as my primary links to my main site. Well one of my web 2.0 secondary links shot past my money site after doing so.

In the end I want quality dependable links to my main site. But the reality is after looking over many of the blogs BMR posts to, I'm not sure there is that big a difference in quality between a link from BMR and an ALN service.