Insider Release: How To GRAB #2 Spot On Google With Over 99.5million Competition??

[Joel Chue]

You got it right, Mark... software submission is NOT difficult once you know how to do it.

Glad to have you on board!

Joel

Originally Posted by Mark-Dickenson

This is a really good course. Your competition probably doesn't do software submission because they think its too hard.

It is SOO EASY!

This is why I think it is worth adding to your backlinking arsenal. My background is in mortgages, so if I can do it, anyone can

I learned how to do this by paying almost 4 times what Joel is offering here and Joel's support is better

I just did a software submission when I woke up this morning. It only took me 30 minutes(it may take a little longer at first, but once you get the process down, you can cruise right thru it)

Good job Joel. Keep up the good work

-Mark

[Intrepreneur]

I guess these links are limited.. 100 hundred links isn't going to put me at the top?

I have over 3000 links to one of my sites already and it's not ranking at the top.

I noticed yours has over 3000, is that all done through software submissions?

[Joel Chue]

When it comes to link building, it's all about quality and diversity of links...

So you would need links from software directories (which most people don't) as well as links from other places.

Getting links from software directories is one of the fastest ways to get links, takes no more than 30 minutes and having those links can significantly improve your rankings.

Joel

Originally Posted by Intrepreneur

I guess these links are limited.. 100 hundred links isn't going to put me at the top?

I have over 3000 links to one of my sites already and it's not ranking at the top.

I noticed yours has over 3000, is that all done through software submissions?

[Intrepreneur]

Originally Posted by Joel Chue

When it comes to link building, it's all about quality and diversity of links...

So you would need links from software directories (which most people don't) as well as links from other places.

Getting links from software directories is one of the fastest ways to get links, takes no more than 30 minutes and having those links can significantly improve your rankings.

Joel

But in total the software directories isn't the solution it's just part of the overall strategy?

Also I've bought a software based backlinking product before, the software I got for doing it was infected and also pretty useless at creating the software...

Is the software tool you provide with this that infected software creator tool that goes about that is based on adding and answering questions in order to compile it?

[warcher]

So you mean if I'm selling dog biscuits, I should create some easy software & get it listed in the software directories, and visitors to those directories would click on the link to get to my software, but then when they got to my website, for some reason they would buy my dog biscuits? Sorry, I must be missing something.

[Intrepreneur]

Originally Posted by warcher

So you mean if I'm selling dog biscuits, I should create some easy software & get it listed in the software directories, and visitors to those directories would click on the link to get to my software, but then when they got to my website, for some reason they would buy my dog biscuits? Sorry, I must be missing something.

I've came across a website about dogs that was using this method and were ranking for their keywords, but upon searching just now their site is nowhere to be seen.. maybe it killed their site?

[Joel Chue]

If you studied SEO, you would have realized that you should never rely on solely one linking strategy. Diversity is the key.

You be download free tools to create software.

You won't be adding and answering questions in order to compile the software.

Joel

Originally Posted by Intrepreneur

But in total the software directories isn't the solution it's just part of the overall strategy?

Also I've bought a software based backlinking product before, the software I got for doing it was infected and also pretty useless at creating the software...

Is the software tool you provide with this that infected software creator tool that goes about that is based on adding and answering questions in order to compile it?

[Joel Chue]

This WSO is about getting ranked highly on the search engines by getting software directories links to point back to your site.

You might get some visitors coming from the softwares but that would be minimal.

The idea here is to rank on the search engines and get FREE, MASSIVE traffic to your site for years and years to come.

So if your keyword is dog biscuits, you should rank first page for the term dog biscuits and get targeted traffic that will buy!

Joel

Originally Posted by warcher

So you mean if I'm selling dog biscuits, I should create some easy software & get it listed in the software directories, and visitors to those directories would click on the link to get to my software, but then when they got to my website, for some reason they would buy my dog biscuits? Sorry, I must be missing something.

[Joel Chue]

I'm not sure what you're trying to refer here.

There are so many possible reasons a site might be deranked where BlueFart is one of them.

This is a whitehat link building technique that adds credibility to your site. Nothing BlueFart.

Joel

Originally Posted by Intrepreneur

I've came across a website about dogs that was using this method and were ranking for their keywords, but upon searching just now their site is nowhere to be seen.. maybe it killed their site?

[rnjonjo]

Joel,

Looks good.

any more testimonials?

Really looking at this as my KEY linking strategy.

Is this still working with your clients and your own sites?

thanks.

[Joel Chue]

Definitely.

Links are always links!

They work, they are effective.

A matter of implementation in many cases!

Joel

Originally Posted by rnjonjo

Joel,

Looks good.

any more testimonials?

Really looking at this as my KEY linking strategy.

Is this still working with your clients and your own sites?

thanks.

[Joel Chue]

Great, nanoshooter3

Joel

[TheDebtEliminator]

Hello Joel,

I sent you a PM earlier today with a question

Please check it out and reply

All the Best

[Joel Chue]

Got back to you, do check your PM.

I've sent you the download link, no worries.

Joel

Originally Posted by TheDebtEliminator

Hello Joel,

I sent you a PM earlier today with a question

Please check it out and reply

All the Best

[TrafficMystic]

I know you can create software very easily as well creating the submission **D files using free tools.. Do you also include any auto submission tools that are free or do you recommend one of the current ones that you need to pay for?

[Joel Chue]

There are free submission tools but they restrict the number of directories your software can go to.

In the course, I recommend 2 software submitters. And one of them cost less than $10 and it's sturdy for all your submissions. It will save you time, effort and money in the long run as compared to using free, restrictive submitters.

Joel

Originally Posted by TrafficMystic

I know you can create software very easily as well creating the submission **D files using free tools.. Do you also include any auto submission tools that are free or do you recommend one of the current ones that you need to pay for?

[Joseph Park]

Joel,

I gotta say I'm really blown away by your ingenious method of creating tons of backlinks. I've just finished creating my 1st project and submitted the file using your "recommended" software. It's already submitted to 26 different directories in less than 3 minutes. It will soon reach 100 at least.

I've always wanted to find a tool that's going to do the tedious work of building backlinks and your method was exactly that. After getting some decent result, I'm going to try the impossible keywords like "internet marketing" or "affiliate marketing", not that those keywords are profitable ones but just for the fun of it. I'd like to see how far it can go. : )

Thanks again.

[Joel Chue]

Joseph, nice to hear that you're taking action on the course so quickly! Kudos to you!

Any questions, feel free to PM me.

Joel

Originally Posted by Joseph Park

Joel,

I gotta say I'm really blown away by your ingenious method of creating tons of backlinks. I've just finished creating my 1st project and submitted the file using your "recommended" software. It's already submitted to 26 different directories in less than 3 minutes. It will soon reach 100 at least.

I've always wanted to find a tool that's going to do the tedious work of building backlinks and your method was exactly that. After getting some decent result, I'm going to try the impossible keywords like "internet marketing" or "affiliate marketing", not that those keywords are profitable ones but just for the fun of it. I'd like to see how far it can go. : )

Thanks again.

[warcher]

Originally Posted by Joel Chue

Hey Chucky,

Great question. No worries, I'll explain it here so that anyone is interested in building links from software directories can have a clearer picture.

Before we start, remember, this WSO is about link building.

Chucky, for your niche on teeth whitening, if I were to build a software for that niche...

One particular software I would create is an eBook that is in .exe format instead of the usual PDF version.

And because the eBook is in .exe format, it qualifies as a software that you can submit to software directories and get backlinks!

So I would turn a report on teeth whitening into an .exe eBook to get links and maybe some visitors because of the links inside your .exe eBook. (you're more likely to get links than visitors, this is about link building)

In the video tutorial, I'll introduce you free resources to create an .exe eBook. You don't have to spend extra money to purchase .exe eBook converter.

Hope this helps.

Cheers,
Joel

Hi Joel, Thank you for that example. Do your materials also give other examples of software products that could be developed for tooth-whitening or other niches? Products besides the .exe eBook converter? Would you mind telling us what they are?

[Joel Chue]

Hi,

There are other softwares but it would be inconvenient to spill those secrets here.

Joel

Originally Posted by warcher

Hi Joel, Thank you for that example. Do your materials also give other examples of software products that could be developed for tooth-whitening or other niches? Products besides the .exe eBook converter? Would you mind telling us what they are?

[warcher]

Originally Posted by Joel Chue

This WSO is about getting ranked highly on the search engines by getting software directories links to point back to your site.

You might get some visitors coming from the softwares but that would be minimal.

The idea here is to rank on the search engines and get FREE, MASSIVE traffic to your site for years and years to come.

So if your keyword is dog biscuits, you should rank first page for the term dog biscuits and get targeted traffic that will buy!

Joel

Ah, so. Thank you. I see now! I'll order.

[Joel Chue]

Welcome aboard, warcher!

[AbdulAzim]

Hi Joel,

Before I buy your WSO.One question.

Is it legal to submit exe(pdf file coverted to exe) file to software directories?
Wouldn't that be considered as spamming the software directories?

I am afraid of spamming...

Sorry for my harsh words but it would be nice if you can explain a bit.

Regards

Azim

[scorpio9]

Hi Joel,
you must be sick of answering the same questions over and over again

I started using a service to create and submit the software for me but now I'm considering doing it myself.
Just a couple of questions;

does the software directories restrict the number of software submitted by same user account?

does your guide go into what should/should not be in the software source, (e.g. is it ok to have, say, a sales letter in the software) that kind of thing?

scorpio9

[Joel Chue]

Hi Azim,

Yes, it's perfectly legal to submit an exe eBook to software directories.

It's not SPAM.

Just don't expect major software directories to accept such submission
but the smaller ones will do.

If you like to get more backlinks from the different software directories,
I highly recommend you submit other softwares that are higher quality
in the eyes of software directories.

Joel

Originally Posted by AbdulAzim

Hi Joel,

Before I buy your WSO.One question.

Is it legal to submit exe(pdf file coverted to exe) file to software directories?
Wouldn't that be considered as spamming the software directories?

I am afraid of spamming...

Sorry for my harsh words but it would be nice if you can explain a bit.

Regards

Azim

[Joel Chue]

Hi Scorpio9,

Since you've asked it so nicely, I be more than glad to answer your queries. = )

From my personal experience, I don't believe the directories restrict the number
of softwares you can submit. In fact, there's really no user account to be created.

My guide details 3 softwares that you can create and submit. Putting a salesletter
in the software sounds perfectly fine to me.

Joel

Originally Posted by scorpio9

Hi Joel,
you must be sick of answering the same questions over and over again

I started using a service to create and submit the software for me but now I'm considering doing it myself.
Just a couple of questions;

does the software directories restrict the number of software submitted by same user account?

does your guide go into what should/should not be in the software source, (e.g. is it ok to have, say, a sales letter in the software) that kind of thing?

scorpio9

[gotmycash]

Joel,

Where should the files we create be uploaded on our server? Which folder on my server should I place the files?

Also, can I outsource all the software creation stuff?

Jim

[Joel Chue]

A folder on your server. Everything is covered in the course, no worries.

Sure, you can outsource this.

Joel

Originally Posted by gotmycash

Joel,

Where should the files we create be uploaded on our server? Which folder on my server should I place the files?

Also, can I outsource all the software creation stuff?

Jim

[gotmycash]

Joel,

I just sent you a pm.

[Joel Chue]

Replied

Joel

Originally Posted by gotmycash

Joel,

I just sent you a pm.

[DewiIndiarti1]

Thanks Joel great job

[Joel Chue]

Thanks for the purchase.

Joel

Originally Posted by DewiIndiarti1

Thanks Joel great job

[www.OneLead.com]

Looks Intriguing. Just a little more research... then expect PM

Thanks, Dan

[bronke13]

Hey Joel

Just picked up a copy - looking forward to checking it out as I have a software product currently in development.

Bron

[Joel Chue]

Bron and Dan, if you've any questions, feel free to PM me.

Joel

[bronke13]

Hi Joel

Thanks for the offer to PM you. Much appreciated. I will as soon as I get my desk tidy and start going through your info.

Regards

Bron

[ciscopower]

Will the software we submitted to software directories expire? For example, say one year?

[Joel Chue]

Nope, not to my knowledge

Originally Posted by ciscopower

Will the software we submitted to software directories expire? For example, say one year?