Linkvana -- 100% whitehat?, SENuke 100% bl**khat?

Hi,

Been using linkvana for a few months now with sporadic success. If your focus is a single large site the only limitation that you will face is that they will submit no more then 3-5 links a day per URL. That even includes sub pages which I found a little frustrating.

Linkdozer is not bluefart, she is one of the most knowledgeable people I have ever met in regard to seo and they have over 8 hours alone on the theory of spinning. And is definitely not for the newbie.

Haven't tried any others but hopefully this input will help..

Regards,

Barry

If you don't have the manpower but you can pay "significant $$ for a link-building project" I'd suggest outsourcing the job, perhaps to the Philippines?. Right now there are over 5000 people looking for jobs related "link building" at the biggest PH job site.

Joe, thanks for your candid reply. As stated, I'm a novice -- but -- I'm reading that a lot of the so-called "manual" services are using your solution -- can you confirm? If the package you provide has the ability to dominate (and cause a little trouble), isn't it foolish to contract services from an irresponsible user who may put you on the wrong side of Google?

Disclosure: I have a site that doesn't sell some product or part of Clickbank... nope, we are just a site that hopes to provide value for the service we provide. We have 70 or 80 thousand keywords, hundreds of thousands of pages of content and do better with long tail conversion anyhow. So can SENuke help me even if I'm looking for a lily white program that manages every aspect of our link building (we won't spin articles, but rather generate unique content.

Is this the software that Fortune 500 guys are using to run their online marketing?

jamestan81, I appreciate your advice. I also think that the "slow down" approach may fit us well. We're only going to promote one site, so it may be enough for us. I like how they set a barrier to stop you from hanging yourself.

try these freelancing sites and select guys based on their previous projects and ratings:-

Elance.com
Freelancer.com
odesk.com

Great reply. Most tools aren't blac**at or whitehat by their nature; it's what people do with them that matters. Automation tools can be used to spam (which can do more harm than good) but if used properly provide a valuable service (if you consider your time to be valuable!).

I love SENuke

OK, last question(s).

For a novice, is SENuke the right purchase? Assuming that I don't know what will get my site in trouble, are there tips / controls coded into the tool that will guide me or any consultant we use? Keys to a Ferrari in the hands of a 16 year-old, if you will.

Also, one of the attractions of SENuke is the potential to save time. For responsible, white hat promotion of one site, about how much time per day is needed?

Thanks to all.

I'm currently using Linkvana and the more I use it, the more I like it. I also was using SEOlinkvine for a couple months, but the second month my articles stalled and weren't getting distributed anymore, so I felt it wasn't worth it anymore.

I think linkvana is probably the most white hat of any link building network I've used, the fact that you can't spin and can't send out hundreds of links per day is what keeps it under control, in my opinion. I've been using it to build backlinks to sites that I don't want to risk anything on, and the results have been great with no negative effects.

Yes, you have to write fresh content for each 'post' or 'article' but the minimum word count for each is 100 and 250 words respectively. I find it easy to sit and write posts at the rate of 5 minutes or less apiece, so I can spend about 15-30 minutes a day to keep a continual stream of posts for multiple projects going out onto the network. Not much effort at all compared to some other methods of link building.

Great discussion here. Thanks Joe for your opinion on SEONuke. Knowing that it can be used in a white hat way is very appealing to me. I have clients who could benefit from bookmarking and web2.0 links but blackhat is out of the question. It could cost them their current positioning and me my job. I could sure use some automation tools though, so I will give the 7day trial a shot and surely buy it if it works.

I would definitely say Linkvana. They have added tons of features and tools that make it a compelling choice. It also lets to submit to social media websites, web 2.0 sites like tumblr, wordpress etc., video sites like youtube, dailymotion and more.

I've been using Linkvana since 2008, it was a great service then, and it's still a great service. It's not exactly cheap, but it's also not the most expensive. For the money, it's damn good value though.

They keep on top of what's working in SEO today (and tomorrow), and they cover all the types of diversified links that you'll need in order to rank. If you google for linkvana review, one of the top sites there has a video I believe that shows you more indepth what the membership area, etc, is actually like.