How to optimize BMR Posts

[mostafa999]

Hi, I am just about ordering the service BMR, I know that I am allowed to put one link every 150 words in my posts, and if I want to add two links I have to write 300 words. I read on some reviews that it's better to write the 300 words, you get with it better results.

I have tried their trial with the 10 free links, I wrote 10 post most and went to PR 1,2,3 sites, so I don't understand really why bother writing 300 words when I could just write 150 and my links go to same PR sites, I know because the 300 words has two links and the 150 has only one, but it takes double the time to write a 300 words post, I can write instead 2 150 posts

For whose who has experience with BMR, what do you recommend is better to write less posts but 300 words or to write more posts with 150 words? and Why?

Thanks

[nik0]

When people write a 300 word post they only need 1 title and one submission so it costs a bit less time. Also they would probably link to 2 totally different websites of theirs to maintain the same IP diversity.

[mosthost]

Don't overthink what is essentially a mechanical process.

Just bang out the 150 word crap (I mean article) as fast as you can so you can get IP diversity. That's all there is to blog networks. They simulate IP diversity in the same way a 'well-loved' website would allegedly gather IP diversity in its backlinks.

There's no need to focus on 'quality' posts of distinguished length. Focus on banging'em out. The real magic happens for many websites when they hit Class C IP Diversity of around 1,000 domains or more, so you better crack the whip on yourself and start writing!

P.S: the real key for a blog post is to be indexed and cached. If it is, your link counts. Keep writing them and getting them indexed until you have 1,000 or so domains on different IPs pointing back at you.

[TBInternetMarketing]

Originally Posted by mostafa999

Hi, I am just about ordering the service BMR, I know that I am allowed to put one link every 150 words in my posts, and if I want to add two links I have to write 300 words. I read on some reviews that it's better to write the 300 words, you get with it better results.

I have tried their trial with the 10 free links, I wrote 10 post most and went to PR 1,2,3 sites, so I don't understand really why bother writing 300 words when I could just write 150 and my links go to same PR sites, I know because the 300 words has two links and the 150 has only one, but it takes double the time to write a 300 words post, I can write instead 2 150 posts

For whose who has experience with BMR, what do you recommend is better to write less posts but 300 words or to write more posts with 150 words? and Why?

Thanks

I only use 150 words, but I make sure my link appears in the first or second sentence at least. Also, mix up the categories as well.

[jdooley13]

Per BMR terms of use, you can only link to one website per post.

[Thomas Strock]

My clients usually just go for 150 word BMR posts because more diversity of links to different blogs. However, the one advantage to using 300 word posts is that Google likes longer content and therefore might give the links a little bit more value to them. BTW - if you are looking for REALLY cheap BMR posts check out my signature

[martyJames]

Just write 150 word articles - as long as they are original thats all that matters - dont worry about 'quality'. You can easily get 40cents/article off odesk or philipines

[mostafa999]

Originally Posted by martyJames

Just write 150 word articles - as long as they are original thats all that matters - dont worry about 'quality'. You can easily get 40cents/article off odesk or philipines

My problem is with cheap outsourcing, is that I am afraid to to get high rejection rate and I have edit the posts by myself

[jdooley13]

So far, every 300 plus word post I have submitted has gone onto a PR 1 site. I Don't know if that is just a coincidence or if that is how they do it. I have also noticed that the PR1 and PR2 sites tend to get indexed much faster than the PR4 and PR5 posts. Again, could just be a coincidence as my sample pool isn't that large yet. Thought I would just throw those items out for whatever they are worth to anyone else.

[dchen88]

Originally Posted by mostafa999

My problem is with cheap outsourcing, is that I am afraid to to get high rejection rate and I have edit the posts by myself

Well, you would specify that you would only pay for posts that are accepted.

[JDIZM]

How does BMR compare to the likes of Linkvana? i know there is a price difference.

[Thomas Strock]

Originally Posted by mostafa999

My problem is with cheap outsourcing, is that I am afraid to to get high rejection rate and I have edit the posts by myself

There are sites (including mine in my signature) that offer 100% acceptance guarantees and are still very cheap. It's very hard (and very boring) to write al the posts yourself if you want to get the most our of your BMR subscription.

[Thomas Strock]

Originally Posted by jdizzle

How does BMR compare to the likes of Linkvana? i know there is a price difference.

Linkvana is way too expensive to be worth it. I tried it for a few months and although it does work, the results with BMR are a lot better in my opinion.

[chensmith62]

I think its good idea to keep length not much and concentrate on that the anchor keyword be in first two lines.