What backlink services do you use?

I do it the old fashion step-by-step way. Commenting on blogs, participating in forums, social networking, providing link-worthy content, and then I just watch my backlinks grow. Sometimes, I outsource those tasks. The great thing is that although it might take longer to get your backlinks than using some software, I end up with higher quality backlinks, and never have to worry about getting slapped by Google

Some times I hire a person to build profile backlinks. Otherwise I use my own ways and do it with software. As online marketers we must have a little bit knowledge about SEO and make backlinks with own methods.

Although I do a fair amount of manual backlinking, I can say that I've had some great experiences with Unique Article Wizard and SENuke. Both are relatively easy to learn, and work as promised.

I had experimented with Linkvana for a few months but found that it was not all that great as the network of blogs in their system was relatively weak.

My simple 2-pronged method: article marketing and high-PR forum profile backlinks, both of which I outsource.

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Are you going after quality or quantity backlinks? If you are going for quality, I would look more towards hiring a virtual assistant and training them how you want backlinks built.

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Rob Whisonant

I don't use any back links service even do tradition way to getting back links from it like directory submission, articles, comment posting, forum posting, etc

i will do the article submission, press releases submission, directory submission, forum posting and many more. I prefer manual submission rather than using software tools

I'm all about the software tools. I can generally rank local terms in about two weeks using UAW and DFB and Linklicious. It takes about about 15 minutes of work and $10 or so for a decent article for UAW. Sell the ranking for $200-1000 a month per keyword and you're golden!

I use a lot of different tools.

Things like:

Article marketing
Blog building
one way link building
guest blog posting
forum stuff
linkwheels (like seo link wheelers)
infographics (check out a company called dream systems a bit expensive though)
building out networks of pr sites on good domains (you can buy pr domains for cheap and use something like wordpress direct for content or outsource via need an article or your favorite outsourcing site.

that should help you out. There is a lot more but that is definitely a start.

I will mention that one key about seo is consistency. You should building links every month. A lot of new people will build tons of links stop building links for like 3 months build a ton more, etc.

Build quality links over time and you will do very well. Outsource as much as you can too

Whatever you do, just remember to build backlinks consistently and build link velocity.

Buying a packet of links will usually help you out in the short term but if you are thinking long term (which you should be), you need to get links on a monthly ongoing basis.

Whether you have the spare time to do this yourself or you outsource services to spend your time with our activities in your business, just make sure you are getting quality links consistently.

The worst mistake you can make when outsourcing a freelancer from services like oDesk is going there and hiring a "link building" and just letting them do their thing.

A lot of people are completely incompetant of building links if you don't give them VERY specific instructions.

As mentioned above, sometimes hiring a VA and teaching them how you want things done is a better way to go about it.

This is because "VA"s usually have more initiative and can think for themselves, whereas "link builders" (especially cheap ones) need to hold someones hand and find it difficult to overcome small problems.

This is of course a generalisation, based on my experience.

The golden rule is to write down painfully clear step-by-step instructions and review their results to get any benefit out of this.

Cheers,
Dave

All of my backlinking is completely outsourced. I use profile links, homepage links, blog comments, and forum marketing to build links.

I monitor the results and watch the sites climb in their niches, but other than that I don't do much when it comes to SEO.

i dont use any

I have never used any outside source for backlinks i prefer to do it all myself,it may take slightly longer but its totally free.

for back links i follow this task regularly
forum posting with signature
social book marking
article submission
blog posting.