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Thoughts on Fiverr SEO?

by Joshua Digital
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Thoughts on the Fiverr gigs that offer PR7-9 links? Is it worth it? What kind of damage can they do?

Thanks,
#fiverr #seo #thoughts
  • Profile picture of the author DABK
    They don't sell pr-7-9 links. They sell pr-0 or none links on sites whose homepage has a PR of 7-9. That makes a huge difference.

    Do they help? Depends.
    Depends on what?

    If the pages they put your link on get indexed, you get some help. Will it be enough to move you up in ranks? Depends on how many get indexed.

    Do they hurt your site? Depends.
    Depends on what? They may be creating thousands of spammy links, not know what they're doing, etc.

    You may have noticed that people say don't point fiverr backlinks at your money sites, only at satellite sites (tier 2). That's because they are spammy links, usually created by the thousands.




    Originally Posted by Joshua Digital View Post

    Thoughts on the Fiverr gigs that offer PR7-9 links? Is it worth it? What kind of damage can they do?

    Thanks,
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    • Profile picture of the author Jonathongs
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      Yes Thats Right that Fiverr have many Sellers Who sells very low page rank backlinks as if they promised to Provide PR-6 + Sites.


      Despite Many of that Problem Fiverr is the world largest Micro SEO Service. So At the Time of Purchasing fiverr gigs Just check the Seller Service Quality.
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  • Profile picture of the author dronehawk
    Your best bet is to check on past clients reviews at the comment section. There some good quality gigs there if you do your due diligence well and listen to your instinct.
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  • Profile picture of the author SEMGlobal
    It really depends on what packages you buy, Just read the reviews first!
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    • Profile picture of the author DABK
      Define quality. What is someone says they'll deliver a gazillion forum post links in 5 days and they do. Is that quality? From one point of view (promises made), definitely. From an SEO point of view, nyet.

      Also, what if your instinct ain't that good?

      Originally Posted by dronehawk View Post

      Your best bet is to check on past clients reviews at the comment section. There some good quality gigs there if you do your due diligence well and listen to your instinct.
      You get a lot of seller on fiverr with amazing reviews who sell utterly useless SEO packages.

      Originally Posted by SEMGlobal View Post

      It really depends on what packages you buy, Just read the reviews first!
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  • Profile picture of the author kk075
    That's the whole thing- are you going to risk the future of your business on a professional that claims to deliver $200 worth of links for $5?

    Most would say no to that, but I can see where some would give it a try.
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  • Profile picture of the author nettiapina
    Originally Posted by Joshua Digital View Post

    Thoughts on the Fiverr gigs that offer PR7-9 links?
    Don't do it.

    DABK pointed out the obvious scam that's going on here. PR isn't even updated any more, but back in the day it was often fake on sites such as these.

    Someone suggested that you do your due diligence, but the vendors can't really disclose their sites even in the case they were being honest. And they're not. They lie in the first sentence of their sales pitch.
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    Links in signature will not help your SEO. Not on this site, and not on any other forum.
    Who told me this? An ex Google web spam engineer.

    What's your excuse?
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  • Profile picture of the author jeba1975
    Don't use fiverr seo offers. This will ruin your site current rankings. They are spammy links.
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  • Profile picture of the author Ben West
    I wonder how long I will have to keep saying this.

    You get what you pay for. Do you really thing $3.80 (that is how much the person running the gig gets) worth of work is really going to have any kind of impact on your rankings?
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    • Profile picture of the author Joshua Digital
      So to be more specific:

      * So the company I've been running marketing for is pretty niche.

      * I hired a few Fiverr jobs that offer 10-50 PR likes that are supposed to be PR 7-9

      * I will use MOZ or SEM Rush to check their quality ultimately and disavow if need be.

      * Avoided all the Fiverr jobs that promise 'thousands' of high quality links

      Question: Is this an okay practice?
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      • Profile picture of the author DABK
        Check the quality and check if they exist a month later and become convinced of the answer.

        My money is on you wasted your money.

        Originally Posted by Joshua Digital View Post

        So to be more specific:

        * So the company I've been running marketing for is pretty niche.

        * I hired a few Fiverr jobs that offer 10-50 PR likes that are supposed to be PR 7-9

        * I will use MOZ or SEM Rush to check their quality ultimately and disavow if need be.

        * Avoided all the Fiverr jobs that promise 'thousands' of high quality links

        Question: Is this an okay practice?
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      • Profile picture of the author nettiapina
        Originally Posted by Joshua Digital View Post

        * I hired a few Fiverr jobs that offer 10-50 PR likes that are supposed to be PR 7-9
        They're not, and this is an obvious lie as was pointed out already. You're knowingly buying something that isn't what it says on the tin. It's very probable that the links aren't harmful, but they may not help too much either.

        A true PR7 can command a price of several hundred dollars AFAIK.
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        Links in signature will not help your SEO. Not on this site, and not on any other forum.
        Who told me this? An ex Google web spam engineer.

        What's your excuse?
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